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How to fix your frozen cigars

I believe knowledge is power and most people are uncertain about what to do. If you're ever in this situation listen up! You're going to want to know these tips so you can save and protect your cigars: 1. Note the temperature of where the cigars are. Believe it or not, your cigars are most likely going to be good to smoke if the temperature does not drop below -65 degrees. Even the moisture in the air freezes at -65 degrees and I believe there is no way of coming back from that but I would still try following these instructions. Also, if you're ever faced with cigars reaching that temperature, let me know if you're successful at bringing back the cigars. 2. The longer the cigars stay frozen the higher the chances are they dry out. As you bring them back the potential for cracking will increase as they are under stress. 3. Slow and steady wins the race. The key is to not spike anything at all! Nothing! Do not run inside and stick them next to the heater to thaw. You need to slowly raise the temp of the cigars. If the temperature rises too quickly, you can create unwanted moisture too fast. This may cause your cigar to expand rapidly and crack or just become wet. That's not only wrong but disgusting (Note a cigar that is overly wet/moist placed in your humidor can cause mold.) 4. Quality control. The best thing would be to take them inside your home asap and place them in the coolest room in your house. A lot of people say to place them in a fridge but the problem with that is that the fridge is too moist. And like I said, too much moister and a spike temperature or humidity can crack the wrappers of the cigars. Avoid this at all costs! 5. Feel your cigars. Touch them and judge the temperature of the tobacco. Does the cigar feel extremely cold to the touch or do they feel cool to the touch? Once they are cool to the touch or about 60 degrees, which may the temperature inside your house, you can place them inside your humidor. Monitor your cigars for a couple of days, just to make sure that everything is OK and you should be in the clear to enjoy your once frozen cigar! If you have any questions, comments, feel free to leave one below. Especially if you have a method you would like to share as well. Follow Brendan on Instagram at   / therealist_mikescigars   Visit Us: http://www.mikescigars.com http://www.mikescigars.com/blog Follow Us: Facebook   / mikescigarsd.  . Twitter   / mikescigars   Instagram   / mikescigars   Pinterest   / mikescigars   LinkedIn   / mikes-ci.  . Snapchat   / mikescigars   YouTube    / mikescigars   Google Plus https://plus.google.com/+MikescigarsD... Tumblr   / mikescigars