Do you dry box?

JohnE1000 · 09-07-2010, 09:49 AM

All of my cigars are kept in 65rh, so dry boxing is not needed. I don't plan which cigar to smoke next. It depends on what I am in the mood for at the moment; it could be any cigar.

Acidic drinks and food can ruin your pallet, so I stay away from this types of food, it I am planing on smoking.

Petit Coronas and perfectos are better smoked on the dry side. Larger gauge cigars are more forgiven to humidity.

09-07-2010, 09:49 AM	#10
JohnE1000 Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 393 Trading: (39)	Re: Do you dry box? All of my cigars are kept in 65rh, so dry boxing is not needed. I don't plan which cigar to smoke next. It depends on what I am in the mood for at the moment; it could be any cigar. Acidic drinks and food can ruin your pallet, so I stay away from this types of food, it I am planing on smoking. Petit Coronas and perfectos are better smoked on the dry side. Larger gauge cigars are more forgiven to humidity.