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  • #16
    welcome... and yes... what Deano says about humidors.. then buy another one. buy well because eventually you'll sell them, to buy bigger storage!
    Enjoy!!!
    "Dear heart, you're talking to a man- a real man- who drinks straight Tequilla, with lime and salt on the rim, and smokes cigars" (J Zavala)

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Emaresee View Post
      welcome... and yes... what Deano says about humidors.. then buy another one. buy well because eventually you'll sell them, to buy bigger storage!
      Enjoy!!!
      Thank you for your advice Emaresee. I am so excited to get started but will take a little time before ordering a humidor.

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      • #18
        Welcome to the forum!

        Steve


        Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Haaltert View Post
          Welcome to the forum!

          Steve


          Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk
          Thank you kindly Steve..
          Nice to meet you,
          Wayne

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          • #20
            Hi GTMAC, Welcome onboard! I'd recommend Germanus range, go for at least 50 stick, preferably 100, with 4 or 5 drawers. It'll save you buying another in 3months.
            Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
              Hi GTMAC, Welcome onboard! I'd recommend Germanus range, go for at least 50 stick, preferably 100, with 4 or 5 drawers. It'll save you buying another in 3months.
              Point taken. I am looking at a 5 drawer 100 stick Germanus at the moment. It is second hand but looks in very good condition.
              Thanks for your input

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              • #22
                Newbie here too mate on the same journey as you ... kicking the cigs for something more sophisticated! Good luck with the switch

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Yorksmokes View Post
                  Newbie here too mate on the same journey as you ... kicking the cigs for something more sophisticated! Good luck with the switch
                  That's great news to know I am not alone here. I come to the conclusion I could not waste another £12 on a packet of cigs and hate every one of them at the same. Now a cigar is a different kettle of fish.
                  Looking forward to keeping in touch on our journey.
                  Take care and stay safe,
                  Wayne

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                  • #24
                    Welcome to the forum. There is a wealth of knowledge at your finger tips in here😁

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Give the man a cigar View Post

                      That's great news to know I am not alone here. I come to the conclusion I could not waste another £12 on a packet of cigs and hate every one of them at the same. Now a cigar is a different kettle of fish.
                      Looking forward to keeping in touch on our journey.
                      Take care and stay safe,
                      Wayne
                      Aye you’re not the only one here, although I think we’re a rare breed in these parts (not sensed it on here at all which is nice, but I’ve got the distinct impression many cigar connoisseurs despise cigarette smokers 🙈). I’ve been moaning about the cost of cigs for years, however I thought cigs were expensive until I started buying cigars 🤣 when you weight up cost vs pleasure though it’s a no brainier 👌🏼.

                      Yeah, keep in touch mate & good luck!

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                      • #26
                        Welcome.

                        Germanus have a 'B-Stock' section on their website (a little hidden I think, but its somewhere in their menus). I bought my last one there at a decent discount and pretty damn cheap, even with it delivered from Germany. Its served me well so far and no noticeable damage.

                        EDIT: Heres the link
                        Discounted Variant "1B" I select all Humidors carefully. That leads to the fact that a minor part is classified as B-Quality. All these Humidors still work well, otherwise I would fully discard them. These only show optical blemishes. B-Quality Humidors are new Humidors with (minor) optical blemishes at a largely discounted price. If you want to buy a used humidor, you're in the right category, too. Returned items, which can show wear, are sold here at a low sale price. Those items are clearly marked as such in title and description.


                        I think I'd rather pick something from there than take my chances with something second hand

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                        • #27
                          Welcome aboard.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Give the man a cigar View Post

                            Thank you for your advice Emaresee. I am so excited to get started but will take a little time before ordering a humidor.
                            Look into simpe lock n lock boxes and boveda pouches. That will see your sticks safe and sound in the meantime
                            "Dear heart, you're talking to a man- a real man- who drinks straight Tequilla, with lime and salt on the rim, and smokes cigars" (J Zavala)

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                            • #29
                              Welcome to the forum. Tupperware/ lock n lock and Bovedas are definitely something I woukd recommend. Humidors are nice to have but I wish I'd spent more on cigars than storage when I was starting out. Plus is the Bovedas are more stable and last much longer in sealed plastic containers than wood.

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                              • #30
                                I have a few cigars now & I would say it's nice to start off with at least one nice, presentable, attractive humi you can take pride in. My wife even bought me my first 50 stick & first 5 drawer humi's (& she hates cigars) & was happy for them to take pride of place in the living room. But should you fall head of heels down the long slippery slope & end up buying more & by the box, then indeed I would recommend Coolidors e.g. Igloo Cool boxes/ Lock tupperware type boxes. These do the job as well as fancy & very expensive large cabinent humi's & can be hidden away. Just keep your cigars stable. You want the=m out of direct sunlight & not too cold either. Stability is more important; then get a digital hydrometer & store around 63-65%. That's the Goldilocks range.
                                Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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