Why is it all shriveled...
Matt Marvel
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in Cigar 101
Often times when I close, I take a cigar to work with me in a cigar case with a built in humidification device. Since it was pretty hot out, I didn't want to leave it in the car, so I took it in and put it in my drawer at work. I get to my car tonight and take it out to light it up, and the wrapper was shriveled up and it was kind of bent in the middle. Not wanting to waste a tasty Sun Grown label, I lit it up and it seemed fine. I got through maybe the first 1/3 and there was no sign of shrinkage or anything and it turned out to be a great smoke. Anyone have any ideas here?
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it can shrivel from what I know can be the temp difference and fluxuation...also, humidity fluxation can do that do....too much humidity and then to 70% makes the wrapper shrivel..i had it happen...but never ruins a smoke
Was the wrapper loose and crinkly? Or did the actual leaves and such inside the cigar get smaller in size? I don't know what causes this and cannot picture what it looks like let alone try to explain why...
you of all people having a serious comment on a thread like this.
you do bring up a good point. pics drawings or a more detailed explanation would be great.
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