On Feb 11, 4:24*am, rb608 wrote:
Okay, yeah, I know there's no way to completely resurrect a stale
cigar (and FWIW, it's not mine), but a fellow I know has a few several
month old stogies that hasn't been stored properly. *Not that one
couldn't burn it as is, but what can be done to bring an old cigar
back to something approaching freshness?

Joe F.

Put the cigars ( works for loose tobacco as well), in an airtight box
( Tupperware) with some fresh potato peelings. Don*t let the peelings
touch the tobacco,place in a separate smaller but open container.
( Small bowl etc). This only takes a couple of hours to freshen dry
tobacco. Once you are satisfied they have been freshened enough,
simply remove the peelings.

TL
MC