Cigar News: Aganorsa Supreme Leaf Adds Box Pressed Rothschild
Reading Time: < 1 minute One of the world’s classic cigar shapes is the Rothschild, and Aganorsa Leaf wants you discover this more modest-sized format. So, they’re adding a box-pressed Rothschild to their Aganorsa Supreme Leaf line. Read all about it here.
I liked this post because it was very in depth and detailed, and then i also read this other page ( https://humidormentor.com/how-to-season-a-humidor/ ) because it was just straight forward. either way, my humidor is at 70% lol.
What happens when your environemmt is constantly above 75° F? More like 29° C? And humidity is also high. I live in SEAsia.
I bought freeze packs… I put in a few (experiment to see how many necessary to bring temp down to acceptable level and for how long) and then swap for frozen ones when played out.. keep swapping when in hot weather. Most of the time unless in REALLY hot humid area’s bringing down temp will also bring down relative humidity. Also.. relatively full (but still allowing circulation) larger humidors are easier to steady.. smaller humidors or those with only a few contents will swing faster and more. I have a 750 cap. end table (Silly number.. unless you have very many of very few types it’s unrealistic) and I use four (two at a time) 10″ X 10″X3/4″ freezer packs.. keeps me 65-72 deg and 63-68 humidity… in N. Ga. June-Sept. Trade out once per day.. Experiment. Cheaper than junking exp. cigars! ENJOY!
That’s pretty resourceful John. As I always say, whatever works. Thanks for the comment. G–~
Hi Jose –
Well, you probably won’t need a humidifier, I can tell you that much. That said, one hack I learned some time ago was you can add some rice to your humidor which will help suck out some of that extra moisture. Don’t just toss it in there, tho. Find a small container you can put it in. Hope that helps. G–~
Thanks for the positive feedback Tyler. I trust your humidor is still doing fine.
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