Mixing cigars

[LOCAL669]

Hey cp members. Happy Holidays. I have been keeping most of my cigars in one 200 count humidor. Everything for the most part has been going well. Lately I have been worried about the cigars exchanging taste being stored in the same humi. Mostly all the cigars I have a full bodied. Most of them are out of the cello wrappers and laying on top of each other, is this something to worry about. For instance, I don't want my sharks to taste like a san cristobal or opus like a short story, etc. Any feed back would be appreciated.

Thank you and have a happy holiday.

 

[Infinity]

This subject has been covered in depth on CP.

My short answer would be, don't mix CC with NC long term. Short term I doubt you would make a dent in taste mixing any cigar.

I doubt your sharks would taste anything but sharks no matter what they lay on or had laying on them, the wrapper is too thick and strong
to be influenced by others. However, that is a good question that is open for debate.

Brian

 

[badhangover]

My short answer would be, don't mix CC with NC long term.

Why not? An argument could be made for not mixing flavor infused and "plain" cigars. Or for not mixing "strong" and "mild" cigars closely together. CC and NC? I've never heard that one before.

 

[LOCAL669]

Thank you for some insite, I tried researching this on the cp but didn't come up with anything. I appreciate all help.

 

[Martin2D]

Search for "marrying" or "marry". There you will find your answers.

My take...no worries unless your other cigars are acids.

 

[LOCAL669]

Thanks Martin, I all over it.

 

[Infinity]

My short answer would be, don't mix CC with NC long term.

Why not? An argument could be made for not mixing flavor infused and "plain" cigars. Or for not mixing "strong" and "mild" cigars closely together. CC and NC? I've never heard that one before.

I said it is my answer not an argument. :whistling: I and many other don't do it (long term).

Brian

 

[FlyFish]

Unless you have Acids or Lars Tetens (shudder) or your name is Marvin Shankin I doubt you have anything to worry about. It would take years for cigars to marry flavors to the point where you would notice.

 

[jester922]

I have a desktop humidor where I store cigars for the short term. I uze it mainly so I don't have to keep digging through my frigidor for smokes.