Humidor holding humidity but possibly not seasoned
Spyk_Saturn12
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So I live in Florida. Bought a humidor. Bought a humidity device. Left it in for 8 hours as suggested. Not sure if it was seasoned properly because the humidity always stayed relatively at 70. Recently cranked that sucker down to 65 and the humidity never drops lower than 68 unless I open it. Wondering if even though it's maintaining that, if it wasn't properly seasoned, if that would effect my cigars. Theory is that it may pull the oils if it wasn't properly seasoned even with a good relative humidity or if where it was placed in the box could give a false reading but haven't been able to find much online. Trying to figure out if my pallet was screwed up tonight from eating some whole grain jalapeno corn chips or if the cigars might be pulling oil out of the cigars. Also wondering if a robusto might have a different flavor than a Churchill of the same kind. Tried my Rocky Patel 15th I won from an auction and they seemed slightly less flavorful than the Churchill of the same kind from a local humidor room.
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Well I may have found part of my answer finally. Basically it stated if it's properly seasoned it will hold humidity. If it's not it won't. So my guess here is it is properly humidified. It's holding pretty constant between 67 and 72. Cigars feel pretty perfect not brittle and not squishy. So I can only come to two possibilities. Screwed my pallet with those chips or size changes intensity of flavor with larger cigars having more and smaller having less unless there is some other variable I do not know about. Temp seems to run between 69 and 73.0
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There, you've answered your own question.Spyk_Saturn12 said:Well I may have found part of my answer:
1. Screwed my pallet with those chips...
2. size changes intensity of flavor...
3. there is some other variable... Temp seems to run between 69 and 73."If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain2 -
Haha thanks. Sorry my OCD took control last night. Appreciate the confirmation.0
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Pallet much better today after trying a cigar that has sit in my humidor longer. Can confirm. Sorry for the silly question. My first humidor.0
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Looks like someone got maximum extraction from his coffee this morning.
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"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis0
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Followed the video @peter4jc posted of a method of brewing with a french press. Great tasting, strong, no residue in the bottom of the cup.
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@peter4jc no worries. Auto correct hits and sometimes I don't check it close enough.3
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When you type to your wife, "What color do you want the pantry?"Spyk_Saturn12 said:@peter4jc no worries. Auto correct hits and sometimes I don't check it close enough.
And she receives, "What color are her panties?"
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