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Proper humidity is required to prevent corks from drying out, therefore preventing oxidation that can lead to spoilage. There is a growing hysteria regarding the need for very high humidity, and in reality it shouldn’t be a major concern if you are over 50%. When it is too high, mould can form and your labels will be ruined.
