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Keeping the cellar very humid is necessary to keep the corks moist and your wine tightly sealed. Too much humidity, though, can create a breeding ground for mold and mildew, possibly damaging the labels or the racks supporting the bottles. Also, mold and mildew could create an odor that seeps into the wine through the corks, distorting the flavor.
