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@Hawks said:
Two guesses as to where this came from. First guess doesn't count. Thanks guys.

It's not Jeff so it must be @OutdoorsSmoke_21191

Two guesses as to where this came from. First guess doesn't count. Thanks guys.

@Olekingcole said:

They could use some rest, I think they sent me a deck of playing cards to while away the time while they rest for several weeks, a month or two until they're smoking good.

I got one pack so I'm not sure if I missed out or didn't order enough so I didn't get a deck of cards. I guess I will have to smoke other sticks while I wait.

@exibar said:

@OutdoorsSmoke_21191 said:
Tuppedore and boveda

LOL, I have sticks that I paid $40+ for in there.. heck, some even more than that :-( I'm not sticking those in a tupperware container LOL

Weathertight bins (or other gasket lined plastic bins) plus boveda is the most stable and safe way to store/age cigars. Wood and other forms of humidification media all have downsides in comparison.

To put it another way, I would only store my $40+ sticks, and my many many $8-$12 sticks, in Tupperware with boveda. A cooler would be a close second and both options are plastic. This from someone who’s had multiple wine fridges, fancy high priced wooden humidors and have tried nearly every humidification media there is.