Instructions

• Step 1: Put your cigar in a sealable plastic bag Put a cigar in a sealable plastic bag with a small damp paper towel if you're only keeping it fresh for a day or two.
• Step 2: Buy a quality cigar in a "tubo" Buy a quality cigar in a tube or "tubo" provided by the cigar manufacturer. Tubos are made with the intent of keeping an individual cigar properly humidified.
• Step 3: Keep your cigars stored in a sealed factory box Keep your cigars stored in a factory box that's still sealed in a wrapper. Keep the cellophane-sealed box in a cool, dark place.
• TIP: An individual cigar in a wrapper that's unopened can remain fresh for several days.
• Step 4: Add a humidity pack to an opened box Add a humidity pack to an opened factory box. While quality cigar makers include humidity packs in factory boxes, you can buy similar humidity packs from a tobacconist.
• FACT: Comedian George Burns, who died at the age of 100, smoked at least 10 cigars a day.

You Will Need

• Internet access
• Cigars
• Sealable plastic bag
• Damp paper towel
• Tubo
• Unopened cigar box
• Humidity pack