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Whether you’re a cigar aficionado or just take the occasional puff, you’ll find something of interest in this cigar video series from Howcast.
Instructions Step 1: Buy an airtight sealed plastic food container Buy an airtight sealed plastic food container if you decide to make your own cigar travel humidor for a day trip. Step 2: Place 3-5 cigars in a plastic sandwich bag Place three to five cigars in a plastic sandwich bag. Place a small damp …
Instructions Step 1: Ask for advice Ask a quality tobacconist for advice before buying a cigar. Experts suggest that beginning cigar connoisseurs start with a mild cigar. Step 2: Examine the cigar before you buy Physically examine the cigar in the tobacconist’s humidor. Look for cracks or flaws in the tobacco wrapper. This can affect …
Instructions Step 1: Put your cigar in a sealable plastic bag Put a cigar in a sealable plastic bag with a small damp paper towel if you’re only keeping it fresh for a day or two. Step 2: Buy a quality cigar in a “tubo” Buy a quality cigar in a tube or “tubo” provided …
Instructions Step 1: Expose to humidity Expose the cigar to humidity or a damp place for a week, rotating them every couple days. TIP: A cellar or basement is a good location. Step 2: Complete the process Complete the process by placing them in a humidor at 70 percent humidity, rotating them a quarter turn …
Instructions Step 1: Cut the cigar In one quick move with a cigar cutter (never with scissors or a knife) cut the covered head of the cigar just before the end of the cap – the piece of tobacco glued to the head to keep the wrapper together. A visible line often marks the end …
