Many cigar aficionados claim that the ideal temperature for storing cigars is 70 degree F.  Any lower will tend to age the cigar, rather than keep it at a constant level.  Humidors are not meant to age, but rather to preserve the integrity, flavor, and color of the cigar.

What should you look for when purchasing a humidor?  The good humidor should close completely, with a tight fitting lid that will keep the cigars well kept from the elements and prevent any exchange of moisture.  Seams should be smooth and well fitted for cigars.  Cedar, especially Spanish cedar is ideal for the interior of the humidor.  Of course, make certain your brand of cigars fits well into any humidor you are considering purchasing.

Infusion cigar humidors are very easy to use.  You simply put a little of your favorite liquor in a spray bottle and wet the interior of the infusion barrel.  Make sure it is wet enough to be soaked up by the different stalls in the barrel.  Then place your cigars in each of the stalls and close the infusion barrel.  Allow your cigars to sit in there for at least 2-days to absorb the flavor of your choice.

These infusion cigar humidors really are a big sell for the ladies.  Ladies often like a fruity taste when they are smoking, as opposed to the harder wood flavor.  Spraying something such as apply brandy in the humidor will allow them to take on a softer flavor for your lady friends.  Also, liqueurs come in just about any flavor these days, so you can basically create any flavor cigar you’d like!

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