Gilberto told me to

[Cabaiguan Juan]

I leave them how they came in. I do have to say that cigars with out cello look much more aesthetic when on display.

[JFellows]

I like to cut the ends of the cello off. That way the cigars get a better air flow, but are still protected.

[DeeDubya]

I like to cut the ends of the cello off. That way the cigars get a better air flow, but are still protected.

Now that I've yanked all the cellos off my smokes you tell us your little secret. Good idea. There's always an option.

[JFellows]

[cigar no baka]

Now that I've yanked all the cellos off my smokes you tell us your little secret. Good idea. There's always an option.

This is a tomato tomahto issue - whatever works best for you, go ahead and do it. I'm a freak about keeping my cigars from getting any dings or tears, so that's why I don't remove the cellophane.

[DeeDubya]

This is a tomato tomahto issue - whatever works best for you, go ahead and do it. I'm a freak about keeping my cigars from getting any dings or tears, so that's why I don't remove the cellophane.

A good reason too for not removing the band until it's burned down. I've pulled many bands off just to have them tear the wrapper where they were stuck.

[spiffykyle]

Cello off for me. I just think they look better and the humidity evens out a little easier. I keep a few empty cello wrappers on hand for whenever I have to ship out a few sticks.

spiffy