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[Mongoose]

Organized my humidor today on a meeting that should have been an email.
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Hey @CraigT78 that buil-in humidor is awesome, not to mention some of those sticks!

 

[CraigT78]

Hey @CraigT78 that buil-in humidor is awesome, not to mention some of those sticks!

This is why I don't have any custom CPCs

 

[johnjohn]

Happy Friday everyone!

 

[Hot Nuts]

Happy Friday everyone!

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Friday? Where do you live, Kathmandu?

 

[Mongoose]

A beautiful evening for a smoke. Cheers PCF !

 

[Venturalvn]

A beautiful evening for a smoke. Cheers PCF !

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Fun to hear that you're back in the game, Mark. Cheers!

 

[Hot Nuts]

Rocky Vintage 1990 and UFC PPV.

 

[johnjohn]

 

[Lil Tuna]

Chilling on the front porch with a Monte #2 and my girlfriends son. First smoke as a new resident of Tejas! Finally all moved in to our temporary pad.

 

[Venturalvn]

Wrapping up a home-based round of blind wine tasting for the wedding. Switched to a michelada and a stick to *burn it off*.

Dogs are going nuts.

 

[Chipandchair]

I think this is my favorite thread on PCF right now

 

[Chipandchair]

Enjoying one of these delicious little guys in the garage while it rains

 

[legonick]

Wrapping up a home-based round of blind wine tasting for the wedding. Switched to a michelada and a stick to *burn it off*.

Dogs are going nuts.

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Fine choice! I love those sticks.

If you like these, you should also try an Undercrown Shade.

 

[BNM]

Made a few acquisitions: an Hoyo de Monterrey procurement run. My issue now is that my humidor is nowhere near big enough for all the cigars I have. I don’t really want to get a 2nd humidor but I need a solution. Suggestions? Someone mentioned the Bóveda bags.

 

[Mongoose]

Made a few acquisitions: an Hoyo de Monterrey procurement run. My issue now is that my humidor is nowhere near big enough for all the cigars I have. I don’t really want to get a 2nd humidor but I need a solution. Suggestions? Someone mentioned the Bóveda bags.

It really depends on your needs. If your looking primarily just for a humidity controlled solution, I’d recommend a tuperador (see below). It’s not sexy, but those suckers are airtight. Just throw in some cedar shelves (or those boxes) and some Boveda packs.

However, if you also need temperature control then you’ll need some type of cooler (see below). Just throw in some heart felt beads or Boveda packs and your good to go.

Good luck! Good choice on those sticks too!

 

[legonick]

Made a few acquisitions: an Hoyo de Monterrey procurement run. My issue now is that my humidor is nowhere near big enough for all the cigars I have. I don’t really want to get a 2nd humidor but I need a solution. Suggestions? Someone mentioned the Bóveda bags.

Yeah, tupperdor! I have a nice humidor, but even after re-working the seal with some glue, it's not great. Tough to keep that humidity stable, especially in the super-dry winters in New England. I also have a tupperdor and it just seems rock solid. Like, set it and forget it, and those sticks will be waiting for you forever. No maintenance needed unless you are popping the top every day.

I'm thinking about creating another tupperdor that'll fit inside my good-looking-but-not-that-well-sealed humidor.

 

[Mongoose]

Glue on a tuperador? No sir, not recommend. I can’t remember the name for the exact brand of tuperware ( I posted earlier in this thread). However, I think that it’s the best (safest) virgin Tupperware available. It also has an O Ring that secures the seal.

 

[legonick]

Glue on a tuperador? No sir, not recommend. I can’t remember the name for the exact brand of tuperware ( I posted earlier in this thread). However, I think that it’s the best (safest) virgin Tupperware available. It also has an O Ring that secures the seal.

Not on a tupperdor, on a humidor, and not really glue, but some kind of clear sealant, I forget what I used exactly. It's a glass top, and I was concerned about the glass not being properly sealed against the wood. Make sure to let it off gas for a long time before putting sticks back in of course!

I forget the name of the "tupperware" container I'm using for my tupperdor. It's clear and black plastic with a very good seal and little clips to keep the lid on tight. Works extremely well and looks good, I highly recommend. However I don't have the name...I'll check later. I should pick up some more of it anyways, LOL.

 

[Mongoose]

 

[jr8719]

Europa League final on, accompanied by Mr Weller and Oliva. This is living.

 

[FestiveKnight]

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Yeah, tupperdor! I have a nice humidor, but even after re-working the seal with some glue, it's not great. Tough to keep that humidity stable, especially in the super-dry winters in New England. I also have a tupperdor and it just seems rock solid. Like, set it and forget it, and those sticks will be waiting for you forever. No maintenance needed unless you are popping the top every day.

I'm thinking about creating another tupperdor that'll fit inside my good-looking-but-not-that-well-sealed humidor.

Not on a tupperdor, on a humidor, and not really glue, but some kind of clear sealant, I forget what I used exactly. It's a glass top, and I was concerned about the glass not being properly sealed against the wood. Make sure to let it off gas for a long time before putting sticks back in of course!

I forget the name of the "tupperware" container I'm using for my tupperdor. It's clear and black plastic with a very good seal and little clips to keep the lid on tight. Works extremely well and looks good, I highly recommend. However I don't have the name...I'll check later. I should pick up some more of it anyways, LOL.

what Mongoos posted is your best bet for a tupperdor. I have 4 large sistemas and a smaller one for weekend trips they hold RH amazingly

 

[FestiveKnight]

Man am I glad to have found this thread, I’m such a noob to chipping but this is comfort all the way, long time and somewhat frequent (~ a stick a week) cigar smoker checking in! Nothing for me tonight, but a papas Fritas yesterday and a Trinidad fundadore was an amazing treat on Sunday!

 

[johnjohn]

cigars then live poker. qd 50.

 

[Chipandchair]

Fun and tasty smoke!!

 

[BNM]

Fun and tasty smoke!!
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So, I thought about getting some of these but opted for the Serie O, instead, because they were a milder smoke. I have tried the Os twice now and have been underwhelmed. Any idea how the Vs compare?

 

[Chipandchair]

So, I thought about getting some of these but opted for the Serie O, instead, because they were a milder smoke. I have tried the Os twice now and have been underwhelmed. Any idea how the Vs compare?

I have not had the Os, just the Vs. the lancero size is fun. I believe the V is slightly more full bodied according to the Cigars International flavor profile

 

[BNM]

Yea, I like the Lancero size, also. I may have to try the Vs. maybe I like a more fuller smoke than I thought.

 

[RowlettTexasChipGuy]

OK, I am in need of trying cigar (everyone I talk to just raves about it, but I got back into smoking to late to get my hands on some) and I am hoping one you gentlemen may be able to help me out and sell me one

I have been wanting to try, yes I know once i do I will find out what I have been missing

if you are so inclined to sell me one please PM me, thanks in advance for your time

Arturo Fuente Anejo Shark No. 77

 

[Irish]

I have not had the Os, just the Vs. the lancero size is fun. I believe the V is slightly more full bodied according to the Cigars International flavor profile
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Its been a while since I've had one, but I remember the Oliva V maduros being a fantastic cigar.

 

[Jonesey07]

Just placed an order: