Humidor for Flavored cigar!?!

[AznDragon533]

I know that i'am suppose to separate my premium cigars from my flavored ones

but if I put different flavored cigars in the same humidor, wouldn't the flavor just mix...

[Sweet_Cigars]

I hope they mix because I mix my Infused with my Premiums. I would love for them to mix a little to be honest.

[slyder]

Ive got a few Drews in the bottom of my humi but I have them in the cellophone and they are separated from the others so they cant touch. You cant smell them when I open the humi so im not too concerned. I havent tasted any funny flavors yet in my other sticks.

[Greenwit]

Here's where to store your flavored sticks:



Sorry, couldn't resist.

[slyder]

Originally Posted by Greenwit

Here's where to store your flavored sticks:



Sorry, couldn't resist.

Ha! funny. Ive kinda grown outta them. Ive got a few Isla Del Sols left and I think a Java then I dont think Ill buy anymore. Ive just kinda lost the taste for them. They do smell good tho.

[Cigary]

Originally Posted by Greenwit

Here's where to store your flavored sticks:



Sorry, couldn't resist.

Lol,,,,funny. On a serious note if you value your premium smokes and want them to smoke the way they were intended then seperate them from flavored or infused,,,at the very least keep the cello on them. If you have them stored together for months at a time they will marry and you just paid extra $ on a cigar that is not going to have the right taste that they were when you bought them,,,but that might have been your plan all along.

[AznDragon533]

so it will be perfectly fine , if I just put all (kahlua, helix, CAO, Acid, Tabak Especial, etc) with cellophane in a different small humidor for 1-2 years!?!?

[Cigar Man Andy]

The best humidor for flavored cigars is to Leave them at the B&M.

[Frinkiac7]

I saw a bunch of punk kids smoking ACIDs at my local B&M tonight. I just frowned and blew some Padron smoke on them.

[Greenwit]

I received a sample recently of the Drew Estates Natural. It was a torpedo and don't remember asking for it but I fired it up all the same. It tasted very flavored and anything but natural. I put it out quickly....not my cup of tea. Most definitely I'd separate these somehow if they were to be kept for more than a month or two.

[MrMusicMan1]

I a big fan of both aromatic and non-aromatic. I used to keep them all in the same humi. and I had the exact same thought of wanting them to marry and mix. I would take the celo of everything and throw them in there. They did marry but not as well as I intended. Let them all age for about a year. The naturals did have some of the aromatics in the wrapper and I could taste it while smoking but it was not nearly as prevalent as I desired. I was let down, if I want that strong sweet flavor, I should go strait to the source.

So bottom of the line. Get two humis. Keep them separate. And appreciate you naturals for the skill to make and what they are. Enjoyed you flavors when you desire them but leave the blending and mixing to the professionals. It will not turn out the way you hope!

Thats my $.02 worth.