Is it ok to stack a bunch of different cigars on top of each other in a humidor? I am worried that the different blends of tobacco might affect the taste of each cigar by absorbing some of the flavors from the others. Thanks,
Jon
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As long as they aren't infused (Acids, etc), the sticks will be fine.
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Yeah that's the only concern I would have. Long term, they can start to lose their shape as well.
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Like the other guys posted above, you will be fine... I have had mixed singles sitting in trays for several years with no noticeable flavor exchange.
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all is well

hard to keep any volume if you only do a single layer
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:-)

As long as there are no flavored or infused sticks in the humidor it should be fine.
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In case no one mentioned it, you should be good as long as there are no infused cigars in there.
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be sure not to add flavored sticks or infused sticks in the humidor and you wont have a problem stacking them
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no infused cigars :-)
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I'd say your good!!!

Keep the flavored ones in a seperate humi!
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Yeah, you'll be fine...as long as you keep the infused sticks out...
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Should they be stored with or without the cello?

What about the flavor-infused cigars? Cello or no?
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Just remember that if they have Southern Hemisphere tobacco, the foot has to face the opposite way.
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:-)
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Keep the cello half way on so you're good no matter what the right answer is.
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I disagree Sam, I think you should take the cello half way off...
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I like to take the middle of the cello off. I liken it to a hot chick wearing a cropped top and hip huggers. :-)
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No problem stacking Nd cello on or off is up to you!
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:-):-)
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I think we have an answer for you, Jon.:-)
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