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Debunking the 70:70 Cigar Humidity Rule

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By: Cigars Daily

As you hang out around other cigar people, you're going to hear some of them talk about the '70/70 rule' for humidity. It's the idea that there is an ideal environment for cigars at 70% humidity and 70 degrees. It's a nice idea, but what if there was a better way. What if you could make every cigar better by throwing the 70/70 rule out the window and doing it a better way?

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    2 JohnWPipes

    (3 years ago)

    Watched an interesting video put out by Nick Perdomo. He suggested 65% for his Nicaraguan blends since the tobacco leaves are a bit thicker and hold humidity better. He mentioned the same thing, where you reside also plays a part in the humidity level you choose.

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    6 Edmond N

    (3 years ago)

    posted this on twitter with friends, it seem to be everyone was running theirs about 67% to 70% all in that rang, also different parts of the country.