Marrying flavors

[1badbird]

What do you all think about placing different brand cigars in a humidor side by side? Is this a bad practice or what.

Thanks in advance.

 

[jfields]

Not really. Some opinions vary, but I've done it in the past (for extended periods) and have not noticed any difference since I started buying boxes, keeping cigars seperated. Just keep any flavored cigars in a different humidor.

 

[punk_lawyer]

I'd be more worried about that Louisville air getting to them. Really though, this should not be a big deal. I have more brands in a humi than I can count. I do keep boxes separated but singles and fivers go in with the rest of the pool. I don't do flavored cigars so I don't have to worry about that.

 

[1badbird]

Aw good one ...Punk. The Louisville air is what it is. Now if we hillbillys could do something about all those Buckeye boats cluttering our lakes.

 

[Devil Doc]

Unless your cigars are going to be sitting side by side for 20 yrs or so, I wouldn't worry about it.

Doc.

 

[Macion Grey]

Just don't drop an Acid or Lars Tetens next to a Davidoff Gran Cru. It may not effect the core flavours, but it will make a natural cigar reek of perfume dips and other disastrous things.

 

[dstokely]

Basically just don't put any flavored cigars near your good cigars. That's why if you'll notice when you go to a cigar store they have a separate humidor for the flavored cigars. Unless those cigars are in tubes, still most of the time they still end up in a separate humidor just to be on the safe side