David Serna, Lawyer and Cigar Aficionado: How to Properly Store Your Cigar
It’s not exactly a secret. David Serna is a lawyer who loves his cigars. If, like him, you appreciate the divine experience that only high-quality cigars can offer, then one of the first things you need to learn is how to properly store your cigar. Any enthusiast will tell you that the right temperature and level of humidity are crucial to keeping your cigars fresh. Ideally, they must be stored at 70 percent humidity and 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Adjustments must be made for differences in either of these variables: If you increase the temperature by a degree, you’ll need to reduce the humidity level by one percent, and vice versa. Needless to say, proper storage requires artificially controlled conditions. To raise the level of humidity for your cigars, you can use humidifiers and humistats available in the market. These devices can be used for storing anywhere from 50 to 100 cigars. If you find humidifying devices too pricey, sponges and paper towels make for a cheap, homemade alt...