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Wow the humidors are amazingly cheap for their quality! Not sure if it would be practical to purchase a large, or even medium sized humidor. I mean wouldn't there be a high risk of damage, delay, not to mention the shipping costs for something that heavy?
Wow the humidors are amazingly cheap for their quality! Not sure if it would be practical to purchase a large, or even medium sized humidor. I mean wouldn't there be a high risk of damage, delay, not to mention the shipping costs for something that heavy?
I have done so. Works out cheaper than U.K humidors and other suppliers in Europe, since they think anyone looking for a humidor is an aristocrat. No problem with damage, the company take a while to ship it out though.
A humi full of gorgeous PCs at work... Sounds excellent!
My dream work humi, complete with lunchtime smokes, would probably contain: ERdM PCs or Lunch Clubs, Trini Reyes and Cohiba Exquisitos. Possibly some du Dauphins or du Deputes too.
Now, to hold out to get back into the workplace. Sad to hear r0lan6's appraisal of Westminster, as I'll likely be in cigar unfriendly Whitehall (if all goes to plan).
i am really trying hard not to have a work humi as i don't want to become a daily smoker! i do however have about 400 sticks ageing in a cupboard in my office ...does that count as a work humi?
Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
Little medical correction there Steve, you will surely die...but not from smoking these
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