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big ben · 04-22-2006, 06:53 PM

4 days ago I noticed my humidor guage was too low. I'm a newbie so this was the first time I had to add solution. I obviously added too much, I looked today and it read 82 percent. I really wanted to smoke a JAVA by Drew Estate with my coffee after dinner. It felt kinda mushy and swollen but I tried it anyway. I puffed my brains out to no avail. I searched other brands and found cohiba red dots to feel normal. Fired one up and tasted fine. My flavored are seperated from the rest. I assume the construction and leaf type are the major factors in a cigars ability to consume moisture. Is this correct? Should I seperate the JAVA's for a few days?

04-22-2006, 06:53 PM	#1
big ben Club Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Edgewater, Florida Posts: 1,544	consuming moisture rate 4 days ago I noticed my humidor guage was too low. I'm a newbie so this was the first time I had to add solution. I obviously added too much, I looked today and it read 82 percent. I really wanted to smoke a JAVA by Drew Estate with my coffee after dinner. It felt kinda mushy and swollen but I tried it anyway. I puffed my brains out to no avail. I searched other brands and found cohiba red dots to feel normal. Fired one up and tasted fine. My flavored are seperated from the rest. I assume the construction and leaf type are the major factors in a cigars ability to consume moisture. Is this correct? Should I seperate the JAVA's for a few days?