Comments on: Cello or No Cello? http://www.humidorvaultblog.com/cigars/cello-or-no-cello Our Take on the Cigar World...and Anything Else That May Cross our Smoke Filled Minds! Sun, 10 Aug 2008 21:04:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brian http://www.humidorvaultblog.com/cigars/cello-or-no-cello/comment-page-1#comment-2 Brian Thu, 17 Jan 2008 04:03:56 +0000 http://humidorvaultblog.com/?p=13#comment-2 All very good points. I find that the cigars that come naked (i.e. without cello) invariably get damaged when I'm rummaging around through my humidor. I do believe that cigars will marry and age better if taken out of the cellophane and placed with like cigars, resulting in a more consistent smoke from one cigar to another. However, as cellophane is porous, some amount of marrying will occur even with the cello on. But how many people actually age their cigars? I don't I light 'em up as soon as I have a chance! Damage and humidity control are far more pressing issues in my humidor. Good post! All very good points. I find that the cigars that come naked (i.e. without cello) invariably get damaged when I’m rummaging around through my humidor.

I do believe that cigars will marry and age better if taken out of the cellophane and placed with like cigars, resulting in a more consistent smoke from one cigar to another. However, as cellophane is porous, some amount of marrying will occur even with the cello on.

But how many people actually age their cigars? I don’t I light ‘em up as soon as I have a chance! Damage and humidity control are far more pressing issues in my humidor.

Good post!

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