TheNakedGun was nice enough to help me find this humidor that comes with an 8 cigar sampler. Just wanted to know what everyone else thinks about it. Also open to more suggestions.
http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...p?item=SP-CA06
TheNakedGun was nice enough to help me find this humidor that comes with an 8 cigar sampler. Just wanted to know what everyone else thinks about it. Also open to more suggestions.
http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...p?item=SP-CA06
Last edited by chefchris; 09-06-2006 at 11:31 PM. Reason: forgot link.
also, i'm looking for my first humidor. what else would I need besides what comes with this? i've been reading about beads, hydrometers, and what not. What other necessities should i purchase?
Humidors: http://www.cubancrafters.com/ If you hang around here very long you'll need at least a 100 - 150 count humidor.
Beads: http://www.heartfeltindustries.com/Beads.htm This is the only way to go.
Hygrometer: Ditch the analog and go to a digital hygrometer. Check out ebay for some good deals.
If you plan on hanging around you should post an intro in a new thread and introduce yourself. Tell us a little about you and your smoking preferences.
Also check out the search function, there's lots of info to be read.
Thats a pretty good deal if you're looking for a small humidor to just hold a few sticks in. Just say the box is worth $20 and that leaves $20 to divide up between the 8 smokes. Comes out to like $2.50 a stick and all of those are more than $2.50 a stick when it comes to MSRP. So yes, it's a good deal to get you started!
To be honest IMHO I think that it is way to small. I started with a 300 ct thinking that I would never fill it... well a month later I bought another 125 ct for my premium sticks... well here it is a year later and I bought an old vintage cabinet and converted it to a humidor. I have to say you have to expect to grow and buying a small one really isn't worth it. I wouldn't by anything smaller then a 125 ct humi. Also you may want to look at a cigar oasis they are a care free maintenance humidification system that will run you about $90-100 on e-bay. You will have to fill between once a month to every two weeks depending on how humid it is in your area. But like I said always think bigger and save your money for a larger one.
Thank you guys for all your help.
I decided to start with this one. Ya it's a small 40ct. But it will get me started. It will look nice on my desk next to my pipe rack. Plus 15 sticks, and a lifetime guaranteed cutter. Can't beat it.
http://www.cubancrafters.com/products.php/item_id/280
should be here next week.
Not bad for sticking your little toe in. Just be sure to throw the hygrometer and humidifier away.
In spite of all evidence to the contrary, the entire universe is composed of only two basic substances: Magic and bullshit.
I heard that! Viper's beads really are worth it. You really don't even need a hygromoter if you get the beads. But I like to have one anyways. If you get one, get a digital. I bought a Credo off Ebay and I wouldn't go with anything else. Not that I have experience with a lot of other models, it is just that my Credo works. And, that is a nice humidor to start out with. Congrats.
Looks nice. Get a Madelaine digital hygrometer-round or the new slim rectangle.
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