Cigars in humidor

[mgiddeons]

I have a newbie question about cigars in the humidor....I have several real nice cigars that I am saving for a special time i.e couple of opus, padron 64 ans 26,etc.etc. can I store these in the same humi? I have heard that over time the flavours will blend even if cigars a seperated by cedar strips...is this true and is it anything I should be concerned about? I cant by seperate humis for each cigar...:computer:

 

[gibbleguts]

Depends on how long you are planning on storing them. Less the 5 years and I think you would be more likely to taste the cedar the the other cigar. And really they shouldn't change enough to be too much of an issue.

 

[Moro]

Just avoid infused cigars (i.e. Acids, Kahlua,...); if it's short term, no worries, like Aaron said.

 

[hdroadglide]

you've heard from north of the border and south of the border! follow their advice!

 

[stogies&hoagies]

Nothing to worry about. That's an urban myth.

 

[CWS]

No problemo.

 

[mgiddeons]

fantastic then....thanks for all the advice:applause:

 

[Mitch]

Just for conversation, have any of you noticed a difference with any length of time? I am not one of those geneticly gifted guys that can taste very rare and detailed flavors, I pick up the major stuff and have never noticed a difference even with singles stored amix for over a decade.

So, anyone notice the "lightly toasted medium grind Jamacan Coffee bean" mixing with the "slightly over ripe coco bean harvested on a dewy morning" from the cigar next to it?