My cigars are boring..did I ruin them?

Sorry to hear your problem... but glad to see ya back Scott...

[Remo]

Good to "see" you back Scott, hopefully the sticks or your palate come back around

[Lockspur]

Echoing what Peter said. Hard to assess the situation without properly calibrated tools.

I second Jame's hydration advice... why I even know a guy that swears on cream soda and cigars...


LoL ZANE!!!!

[sevans105]

So, a bit of an update. Calibrated the hygrometers. They were a bit off...-5% and the other was off by -6% so my humidity has been high, but not horrifically so. I've adjusted them and replaced in my cabinet which is now holding at 68% at the bottom and 66% at the top.

Oh for a further bit of info, the cabinet has been in my basement...temp is a pretty constant 65* down there.

Cross fingers that this will "heal" them!

[T.G]

Originally Posted by sevans105

So, a bit of an update. Calibrated the hygrometers. They were a bit off...-5% and the other was off by -6% so my humidity has been high, but not horrifically so. I've adjusted them and replaced in my cabinet which is now holding at 68% at the bottom and 66% at the top.

Oh for a further bit of info, the cabinet has been in my basement...temp is a pretty constant 65* down there.

Cross fingers that this will "heal" them!

Give the cigars some time, it might take a month or two depending on how over humidified they were, but they should be fine, they are much more resilient than they are often given credit for.

[sevans105]

Originally Posted by T.G

Give the cigars some time, it might take a month or two depending on how over humidified they were, but they should be fine, they are much more resilient than they are often given credit for.

Yeah...I was afraid of that. Damn my impatience.

CI can deliver overnight, right?