Question from a newbie
 

Better the wrapper on or off in the humi?

Re: Question from a newbie
 

I never take the wrapper off my cigar!! That's where all the flavor is!!!!

Kidding bro I know u mean cello
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Re: Question from a newbie
 

:tf if you take the wrapper off it exposes the binder and the stick falls apart....:r

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Sorry, I did mean cello. ;s

Re: Question from a newbie
 

Most don't. Simply better protection and the Cellophane breathes.

You may want to read through the beginner questions thread here

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Try some both ways and determine how you like it. Don't let others sway you.

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Here you go. http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/search...archid=4073957

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roflmfao!

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No disrespect, but it's probably the most over posted question on all cigar forums combined. Take a look, you'll find several here. As most will agree, store them as you get them.

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Thanks Dennis, as usual I'm still confused ( situation normal). I'll try both ways with a smoke I know see if I notice a difference.

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I just had to....:r:r

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The cello wrapper keeps the humidity more constant. The cigars internal RH will not change as much if you keep these wrappers on. Also, it protects the cigar from any box damage that might occur to naked cigars.

Re: Question from a newbie
 

Yeah; I Did That "Once"!:r

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This is not true
This is not true
This however is true.

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I keep mine as they come...but again, this is a personal preference. :2

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This.

Ya know, I think this was my first ever question WAY back when....lol.

Where down the Cape are ya located?

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I keep mine the way they come.....just laziness

Re: Question from a newbie
 

Me too.

Sometimes I'm even too lazy to take the cello off before lighting.

It burns pretty colors and adds a nice kick...
http://www.handy-up.de/grusskarten/S...ho_128x128.gif

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Truro

Re: Question from a newbie
 

Love the Cape, just not the tourist's...lol. I'm off Cape, about 20 minutes from the canal.

Welcome.

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:tpd:

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I thought cello helped cigars maintain their moisture content. Why is this not true? Hey..I'm still learning :sh

Cellophane is actually made from plant fibers, so unlike a plastic product, it's permeable.
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I would agree that keeping the cello's on is the best way to store your smokes. Offers greater protection from damage. When I receive sticks without the cello's, I save up my used ones and slip them on. I have taken thousands of cello's off cigars and within a few months I found that the cigars (for me) do not do as well (aging, drying out, damage) and I replaced them with the cellos. Within a month or so, the one's replaced with the cello's seem to perk up (whatever that means) and I am happier with their appearance, feel, smell, and overall smoking qualities.
There are plenty of excellent smokes that are delivered without cellos and I am wondering what the cigar manufacturer knows by leaving them naked, or is it a financial decision not to add them?
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