Wrapped Cigars in Humidor

[guenzak]

First off i just found this forum and love it!!!!

As you know many cigars are coming individually wrapped in a plastic wrapper these days. Most of the wrappers aren't sealed but folded at the end. I was wondering what should be done when putting these into my humidor. Should they be taken out of this wrapper or be left in the wrapper. I am thinking that although the wrapper isn't sealed there it may cause a bit of humidity build up within the wrapper. Interested to see what most of you do

Thanks,

Guenzak

[hex1848]

Welcome to the community. You might want to read over this thread: http://www.cigarsmokers.com/t90-wrap...9n-or-off.html which gives some good advice on the subject.

[guenzak]

Thanks Hex,

That thread was very informative. I think I am leaning towards leaving the cello on...

[hex1848]

Not a problem. I was a cello off person myself, but that thread and personal experienced helped me change my mind.

[jdavis4082]

i have heard that the cellophane will leave a taste of its on on the cigar, but saw no mention of that in the earlier mentioned thread

[Drake]

i have heard that the cellophane will leave a taste of its on on the cigar, but saw no mention of that in the earlier mentioned thread

hmm, i've never heard or noticed any sort of taste coming from it.

[Archangel]

i have heard that the cellophane will leave a taste of its on on the cigar, but saw no mention of that in the earlier mentioned thread

Take it off before you smoke it.

[labmonkey]

Take it off before you smoke it.

ROTFL

[jdavis4082]

oh is that the problem

[sungrownbill]

Personally, I like to unwrap my smokes before placing them in my humidor. Allows them to breathe a bit better, in my opinion. The only exception to this rule is if I have many different brands in the same humidor. This might happen after a show like the Big Smoke, when you get 25-30 cigars, all from different manufacturers. My thought is, that the flavors may bleed onto each other. That is the only time I leave them wrapped.