New in the humidor today

[HabanoSy]

Nice humi Maledetto...

When's the next one coming...!?!

Cheers, HabanoSy

[Paulie]

Lets hope the next pic is going to be the humidor full of fine cigars smiling through the glass.

[Simon-JG-hr]

Nice looking humi MT.

Similar to my first (and still current) cigar hovel. Mine's a wee bit smaller mind (listed as a 15 stick humi, but currently nestling a batch of about 35 ).

With the glass tops, it is best to keep them out of direct sunlight, as when it passes through the glass it can heat up the interior very quickly, which we don't want. Other than that they are great - as you can gaze at them longingly all day long. In fact, whilst on holiday I am missing that, as my humi is in a cupboard right next to my desk (to protect it from sunlight) - being right next to me, I can eye up my collection whenever I am typing away online.

Enjoy, and as mentioned already, let's have some pics of it full of stogies sometime soon!

PS. Very nice Mr B and ACMCC - always fun to look at collections of odd looking sticks. As for box-presses, the recently arrived Nica Libre torps are extremely rectangular.

[MaledettoToscano]

Nice humi Maledetto...

When's the next one coming...!?!

Cheers, HabanoSy

for the moment this will do, I plan on mainly smoking as many different single cigars as possible to find out what I like and develop my taste if you want.... not that I didn't give the 7 drawer cabinet a thought

Lets hope the next pic is going to be the humidor full of fine cigars smiling through the glass.

Absolutely! plan on ordering a few sticks very soon so that the four ones I got left don't feel too lonely.

[MaledettoToscano]

With the glass tops, it is best to keep them out of direct sunlight, as when it passes through the glass it can heat up the interior very quickly, which we don't want.

Thanks for the tip. Luckily my home "office" room has as much light as a dungeon in a bad fantasy novel, thanks to the orientation and... the fabulous Scottish "sunshine" .

[Simon-JG-hr]

Thanks for the tip. Luckily my home "office" room has as much light as a dungeon in a bad fantasy novel, thanks to the orientation and... the fabulous Scottish "sunshine" .

I knew there was a reason I holiday on the southern side of Hadrian's Wall! Only just mind.

[MaledettoToscano]

the weather is really the only thing I mind here, after all as Italian I'm used to a few more rays then you get here.

Apart from that, north of Adrian's wall is a great place to be for me: great people, great malt, great food (at least the raw material!) and landscapes to die for. Without the rain it would be too much

[misterbulgarin]

nice humi matey, that will soon be full and youll be buying a 2000 capacity cabinet...cough

[ACMCC]

New in the post today, aged Partagas du Partagas No.1 - Lonsdales 2002, very similar to the 898 varnish, although I prefer these as they are a little more complex with age, paid a bit more for aged but they have 15% off that, so not bad, can't wait to try one, and I only have to wait a week or so...

[TJCoro]

A fine lookin' puor!

Nice going. And I've said it before, great pics, senor AMC...

TJ

[misterbulgarin]

looking good amc

[ACMCC]

Thanks TJ...pix could have been better, but poor light today, had to take them at f2.8/60th - too lazy to get a tripod out..lol - pin sharp at full res in photoshop - always look a little off when reduced them to go on here, Some I have over sharpened when at low res which helps....

[TJCoro]

A Perfect Picture!

Thanks TJ...pix could have been better, but poor light today, had to take them at f2.8/60th - too lazy to get a tripod out..lol - pin sharp at full res in photoshop - always look a little off when reduced them to go on here, Some I have over sharpened when at low res which helps....

Gee, I hadn't noticed, but now that you mention it...


TJ

[TJCoro]

A Humidor for all Seasons!

Very nice starter kit, senor dito

Don't forget the season the bugger for a few days before you store you stogies.

Find out how HERE!

TJ

[HabanoSy]

Nice looking sticks/pics AC...

Cheers, HabanoSy