Dry cigars

[DanB6177]

So just checked em after going all night in the baggie. RH is raised to 62 which is hopeful. I may just do what your saying ash and throw em in the humi. I wasnt sure if that was a good idea

[ashauler]

Well, YMMV, but as long as there isn't any evidence of beetle activity that's what I'd do.

[buzz]

Yep, what Jamie said. I'd put them in a separate ziplock (closed, which will help keep the re-humidification slow) in the bottom of the coolidor/humidor and forget about them. Some day you'll fire one up and wonder why it has little/no taste.

What kind of cigars are they?

[DanB6177]

Yep, what Jamie said. I'd put them in a separate ziplock (closed, which will help keep the re-humidification slow) in the bottom of the coolidor/humidor and forget about them. Some day you'll fire one up and wonder why it has little/no taste.

What kind of cigars are they?

I wonder how dry a stick must be before it loses flavor. I guess Ill find out lol. They are cohiba

[ggiese]

I wonder how dry a stick must be before it loses flavor. I guess Ill find out lol. They are cohiba

If they are "Cohiba" and your friend mishandled them (e.g. let them dry out) - forget about losing its flavor, chances are they are something that probably was not good to smoke even on its best day...

[DanB6177]

If they are "Cohiba" and your friend mishandled them (e.g. let them dry out) - forget about losing its flavor, chances are they are something that probably was not good to smoke even on its best day...

im gonna keep my fingers crossed for a few months. Left them in basically 68RH for a few days and now they are in the humi.