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About James Yee
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My main area of expertise is Cuban cigars but I can also assist you with cigar etiquette, humidor maintenance and troubleshooting. Unsure of a certain cigar brand? Wondering what a certain cigar tastes like? Have any questions about Cuban cigars? Just let me know! I have smoked every brand of Cuban cigars and most reputable non-Cuban cigar brands on a regular basis so I know a fair bit about taste profiles, cigar etiquette and other fine nuances to cigar smoking. (NOTE: My main focus is on premium, hand-rolled cigars and not cheap, machine made, convenience store cigars.) IMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE THAT I DO NOT PROVIDE CIGAR OR CIGAR-RELATED APPRAISALS. If you have a vintage cigar item and you want to know if it's worth something, please contact an antique dealer that specializes in "TOBACCIANA".

Experience
I currently have 15 dedicated years of cigar smoking (an average 4 cigars a day) and counting. I have smoked every brand of Cuban cigars and most reputable non-Cuban cigar brands on a regular basis so I know a fair bit about taste profiles, cigar etiquette and other fine nuances to cigar smoking. For 5 years, I studied with Cuban torcedores (rollers), catadores (taste testers) and revisadores (inspectors) on every aspect involving the production of the Cuban cigar and I am currently writing a book that will help beginners understand everything they need to know about cigars and cigar smoking.

 
   

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Cigars - glass tubed cigars


Expert: James Yee - 6/23/2009

Question
Hi, James

Brand does not matter, but I received a box of the Macs that come in glass tubes.  How should they be stored?

Answer
Hi Kyle,

For cigars sealed in glass tubes, it's perfectly fine to keep them in your humidor.  If the cigar tubes are hermetically sealed, you don't need to store them in a humidor (but most people keep them in their humidor(s) anyway to keep their cigar collection organized).  If the tubes are not air-tight and have a cork, rubber or plastic cap/stopper, you need to store them in your humidor.  If the cigars feel dry while in your humidor, you can remove the cap or cigar tube altogether.

Hopes this helps.  As always, if you have any more questions, please feel free to just ask and I will be happy to help.

Regards,
James

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