Long term storage of loose cigars

[TonyN]

Had a feeling you would what gave it away the cigars or the ribbon.

[wolfie]

Had a feeling you would what gave it away the cigars or the ribbon.

The Castrodor , the cigars , the ribbon , the tags , all mine .

[TonyN]

Missed out the humidor wolfie.

[wolfie]

Missed out the humidor wolfie.

the Castrodor !

[TonyN]

That humidor.

[SHAMZ84]

That humidor.

[MENTION=13413582]wolfie[/MENTION] what is the second band on that cigar left from middle?

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[Wigan]

Vacuum pack them. Make sure to use the maximum strength setting for longest duration

[wolfie]

@wolfie what is the second band on that cigar left from middle?

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just a price band SHAMZ84

[SHAMZ84]

just a price band SHAMZ84

O ok...thought you created some special barcode for your inventory

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[jimmy_g32]

Another vote for old boxes here!


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[tommy]

I wouldn't keep singles inna scuba box, I use an old 50 cab to put special singles in. They have to be pretty special to store long term though. As for the PLPC, I would save up for the cab if you're serious about ageing them, they're going to be better looked after in the unmolested state that they come in.

[Simon_B]

Thanks for all the replies, guys - plenty of advice and food for thought

I was just wondering - I've just got a box of Ramon Allones Specially Selected. The box won't fit in either of my humidors.... Oops.

Would it be OK to take, say, 5 or 10 cigars out of the box, pop them in my humidor, and place the opened box in a tuppador with a 69% Boveda pack? I can't see how else I can store it at the moment!

[nplymouth]

Life is too short not to

Ive just had that conversation with Mrs P... except I'm nearly onto my second!!