Can you tell the difference?

[thecapo]

Can you tell the difference between a cigar kept at 64rh and 66rh?

My humi has maintained 66rh for some time and the cigars smoked wonderful. Nice burn and flavor. It just so happened that the humi drop to 64rh for about 4 days. Just lite one up and seemed very light weight and dry. The taste is a little harsh and not to appealing. Is it just me or the 2 point negative difference is impacting my enjoyment?

[Skyfall]

2 % points for 4 days will not be the cause. And a cigar kept at 64H will not cause a cigar to be harsh or dry. 64Rh is still really wet!

[thecapo]

Do you believe it's just a bad one out of the bunch?

[ramon_cojones]

what he said, they don't start to get dry/crackly until about 60-59

try another

[Smallclub]

2 % points for 4 days will not be the cause.

This.

[Dbone]

I had a PL Robusto in my 3 finger leather case right before my kid shared her ear infection with me and I was out of commission for over a week, in dry winter weather might I add. The cigar smoked remarkably well. The wrapper was a little crunchy but it tasted fine.

As others have said, probably just a bad roll of the dice...

[jerryg05495]

I'd like to hear how the next one smokes when you keep it at 64%

[thecapo]

Will do. Tomorrow at the same time 2:30 eastern.

Thanks

[PapaDisco]

It ain't the stogie, it's the cheap ass moonshine you're drinking with it! Go top shelf next time TC! ;-)

[thecapo]

It ain't the stogie, it's the cheap ass moonshine you're drinking with it! Go top shelf next time TC! ;-)

[thecapo]

First off. A 6 dollar bottle of Cutty Shark is not cheap shine. ?

[LGC]

Sounds like it's under filled and burning too hot.

[Skyfall]

I've kept my stock at 64% for years.

[thecapo]

Thanks. Ill try another and see. Let you know tomorrow.