Posted: 6/11/2025 9:37:00 AM EDT
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Assuming proper temperature, how long would cigars be good in a sealed can? Cigar Page/Arfcom can deal |
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It says they're vaccuum sealed, so the humidity levels should stay stable. Temperature will depend on where you store them. Do you have a humidor? Or a sealed wooden box of some kind? You could throw them in there (obviously) with some Boveda packs, and they'd be fine for a long time. |
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Personally, I don't trust anything but a humidor for any kind of medium to long term storage. Keep them in the can for a month in anticipation of an upcoming get together/trip/event? Sure, probably fine. Anything longer than that and I'd be storing them with a humidity source. |
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I sent a msg to Cigar Page with the same question. Hello, Thank you for reaching out. Permitting that the environment they are kept in is cool and with a consistent temperature, they can last several months in the sealed cans. Thank you, Ciarra |
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