CI's Top-Shelf Humidor Combo #11 includes:
1 – Montecristo Classic Robusto (5" x 52)
1 – Romeo y Julieta Real Toro (6" x 54)
1 – Cohiba Red Dot Robusto (5" x 49)
1 – Rocky Patel Connecticut Toro (6" x 52)
1 – Gurkha Beauty (6.5" x 56)
1 – Alec Bradley American Sun Grown Robusto (5" x 50)
1 – Macanudo Café Hyde Park (5.5" x 49)
1 – Oliva Serie 'O' Robusto (5" x 50)
1 – Punch Pita (6.1" x 50)
1 – 5 Vegas Gold Churchill (7" x 50)
1 – Whitetail Glasstop Humidor
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I don't have another hydrometer to test the included ones accuracy, so I can't speak to that.
I do not have any hydro beads. As of now, I just have a glass cup of distilled water in the humidor and so far it stays in the 70 range.
To all you savy cigar people, is there any negative effects to doing that? I couldn't find any info on just keeping a open water source in a humidor to maintain it's level. Also, is putting bowls of hot water (distilled of course) in the humidor to make the wood swell for a tighter seal a bad idea?
Thanks!
This is a nice deal though. If you know someone getting into cigars... its a perfect xmas gift.
This is a nice deal though. If you know someone getting into cigars... its a perfect xmas gift.
A tupperware would work better ( but not look as good obviously).
As for the cigars, I just had the Alec Bradley last night, was pretty good. RyJ and Oliva are usually solid. The 5 Vegas is a decent budget stick. I forget how the Cohiba and Monte are. I've had nothing but bad luck with Ghurkas. Just my 2c.
Overall i'd say not a horrible deal, but I wouldn't jump on it unless you're new or know you like those cigars and want that Humi.
If yall want good "tupperdors", just go to target and get a sterilite "air tight" container. Mine is 20qts, i bought it for roughly $8 and its capacity is roughly 150 cigars. They have bigger ones for just a few more dollars.
I have TWO 60g 65-humidty bovedas in there (one near bottom, one near top) and I just set it and forget it. I also have two hygrometers in there, one near the top and one closer to the bottom. This way i can see that the humidty is spread evenly throughout the container and I dont even have to open the lid unless im getting cigars.
My humidor is a constant 65-66, sometimes 67 (because its airtight Container), but it drops to 65-66 because of boveda technology.
I don't have another hydrometer to test the included ones accuracy, so I can't speak to that.
I do not have any hydro beads. As of now, I just have a glass cup of distilled water in the humidor and so far it stays in the 70 range.
To all you savy cigar people, is there any negative effects to doing that? I couldn't find any info on just keeping a open water source in a humidor to maintain it's level. Also, is putting bowls of hot water (distilled of course) in the humidor to make the wood swell for a tighter seal a bad idea?
Thanks!
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I don't have another hydrometer to test the included ones accuracy, so I can't speak to that.
I do not have any hydro beads. As of now, I just have a glass cup of distilled water in the humidor and so far it stays in the 70 range.
To all you savy cigar people, is there any negative effects to doing that? I couldn't find any info on just keeping a open water source in a humidor to maintain it's level. Also, is putting bowls of hot water (distilled of course) in the humidor to make the wood swell for a tighter seal a bad idea?
Thanks!
With a sub-freeze chill in NYC this week, my humidors are all below <60 all of a sudden. Prior to, I'd be a consistent 67-68 with Boveda packet & HumiCare pillows. What gives?
I don't have another hydrometer to test the included ones accuracy, so I can't speak to that.
I do not have any hydro beads. As of now, I just have a glass cup of distilled water in the humidor and so far it stays in the 70 range.
To all you savy cigar people, is there any negative effects to doing that? I couldn't find any info on just keeping a open water source in a humidor to maintain it's level. Also, is putting bowls of hot water (distilled of course) in the humidor to make the wood swell for a tighter seal a bad idea?
Thanks!
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