Humidor purely for aging

[Specialized_j]

Is it best to have a separate humidor just for aging your premium sticks and another one for your daily stuff?

[TJCoro]

Aging Puros

Is it best to have a separate humidor just for aging your premium sticks and another one for your daily stuff?

I don't think so, Chico.

I have read, however, that some folks like to store them in airtight ammo cans without any humidification devices. Never tried it, but I understand it's a good way to age sticks as long as you don't keep opening it up.

Bag Boy

[Johnny Thunder]

If it is purely for ageing and you are not bothered about having them on display, then I would say that a scuba box would be absolutely spot on.

[Johnny Thunder]

http://www.diy.com/departments/kis-black-106l-plastic-desk-pen-organiser-set/191535_BQ.prd

[Johnny Thunder]

Sorry, I should have also mentioned the seal on the box.
If you decide to go down this route but look for a different model then make sure it has a hermetic seal.
Watch the video on the link and it shows this.

[Specialized_j]

Interesting, I wasn't sure what process people generally follow.

[Simon Bolivar]

So I would say it would depend if you're going to age at a lower humidty than your ready to smoke cigars, if so a seperate humi makes sense. Usually the humidity is kept lower for long term aging 62-64o, ratehr than 66-70o most people like for their current usable stock. Some keep them in vaccum sealed bags but I don't subcribe to that myself, although it's obviously low maintenance.