All cigars need to be appropriately cared for, regardless of their price or quality. They will lose their quality and freshness if you don’t store them correctly. Whether you prefer buying your cigars individually, in boxes, or have been gifted some at a special event, it’s inevitable you won’t always smoke them all at once.
Talk to some cigar enthusiasts, and they’ll tell you a good humidor is key to storing cigars. While that’s true in some ways, it’s not the whole story. Knowing how to keep cigars fresh is about more than just good humidor care. In this guide, we’ll look at how to store cigars to get the
If you’re a long-term aficionado, then you’ll no doubt know just how important it is to properly care for your cigars. They need to be kept fresh and in pristine condition, so you can enjoy them to their full potential when you next light your cigars. Let’s take a look at some basic cigar care
This is a topic that may seem foreign to any brand new smoker, but for the seasoned aficionado, it’s as old as time. One of the most common questions is “how can I tell the difference between mold and plume?”. The average person has probably never even heard of plume, also known as bloom, but
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