Here is my setup. I have a CC300, a glasstop, and and small 20 ct. for infused sticks. I have a DE drawer, Bobalu Shelf, Oliva Shelf then a few mixed shelves and drawers.
Here is my setup. I have a CC300, a glasstop, and and small 20 ct. for infused sticks. I have a DE drawer, Bobalu Shelf, Oliva Shelf then a few mixed shelves and drawers.
You have shelves for certain brands? I'd have to have 50 shelves. LOL!
In Fumo Pax Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
i consider the glass top humi on the top left my "everyday" smokes. easy to see what's on the top shelf and grab a cigar out quickly. and i keep a special "mooch section" in the bottom for my non-smoking friends.
the wicker looking one on the top right is all infused smokes. i rarely smoke infused cigars anymore and haven't felt the need to restock it lately, just trying to work down what i have. pretty sure that tabak especial is the 1 cigar i've had in my posession the longest....from july 2010
and the big wood coolidor on the bottom is the "overflow"/ catch all humi. this one's like a treasure chest because i honestly have no idea what all is in there. i've pretty much given up on sorting or keeping track of what's in there. so now, my method of sorting is: 1) by relative size (aka which box will they fit in) and 2) cello vs no-cello. (i try to keep the non-cello sticks in separate boxes so they don't get as banged up.)
Always been reluctant to show my humi but with all the other nice setup's being shown I figured why not.
Some info on my setup. This is a Reagan 4000ct Humidor. I bought this because I got a great deal I could not pass up. I had found a VinoTemp that was setup as a humidor on Craigslist, I was going to buy it and the day I called to make payment the unit had been sold. So I got this instead.
I run 6 pucks at 65% per side. 4lbs of beads are in each side as well in the humidity fan area at the bottom which was designed to hold distilled water. I have 2 Xikar PuroTemp Hydrometers in each side. I also installed 4 65% Boveda 320gram packs mounted on the back wall in the middle per side.The unit has heating and A/C to help control temp. Humidity has always stayed rock solid except when temp fluctuations occur. I can control the humidity pretty easily by adjusting the internal temp. I try to run 65% and 65 degrees year round. It will fluctuate slightly at times but stays in this range most of the time. This was a long project for me but I completed it over a year ago and am very happy with the results. If I had to do it over again I would probably go with an Aristocrat though.
Hard to get good pics since this is in the darkest part of my living room. Probably at 95% capacity. Mostly CC's and Opus's on the right and NC's on the left. There is a mix though since playing Jenga is not so easy with all the different box sizes. My CC's are my pride an joy. They are just resting away.
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Very nice Rodney! Beautiful set up and an amazing collection. Thank you for posting pics. Now I need to figure out what to do with this chubby after seeing that! Maybe just slam the lid of my cooler on it!
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@miller65rod My wife called you all kinds of names for posting that picture of your humidor, cause I was like, "Look at this. Look at this! That thing is soooo cool! I wonder where you get one."
And her comment, "Oh crap."
In Fumo Pax Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Yes sir it is the cabinet. She has been wonderful. Glad I did it. Would be nice is she was a little deeper, but overall very happy with the end result. It really was not that difficult to do.
Life is too short to smoke bad cigars!!!
Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues go marching in!
@miller65rod, After seeing your advanced aging setup everything makes sense, I'm personally contemplating fixing/selling my wineador and shopping for something similar to your advanced aging setup, only a smaller one. Love how you keep at 65%RH and 65*F, you know your stuff
Very curious if you raise the temperature 5* or so every 2-3months for around 10 days, then let everything air out for around an hour then back to the 65/65?
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I move the temp with the seasons if needed. It is July and I have made one adjustment this year of 1.5 degrees. Winter can be a little more frequent but nothing major. I shoot for 65/65 year round.
Not sure I would call it an aging setup but it works for me. My cigars are smoking great. The smell when I open it up is sublime. I will usually open the doors for 15 minutes a month to air it out and that's about all I have been doing. The temp inside my home is around 78 so no need to raise the Humidor temp. After about 30 minutes it all goes back to 65/65.
If you are looking for something to age stuff I would suggest another option. When interested send me a PM and I will give you some options.
For me this is perfect though even if I am at full capacity. I fits my needs.
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@miller65rod, I look forward to talking with you over different options. Good to hear your setup is meeting your expectations. I see some good looking cigars in there too. Got an interesting article for you to read when I shoot ya a PM. I would post it up but the sites filters block it every time.
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I'd have to have 50 shelves. LOL!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
the wicker looking one on the top right is all infused smokes. i rarely smoke infused cigars anymore and haven't felt the need to restock it lately, just trying to work down what i have. pretty sure that tabak especial is the 1 cigar i've had in my posession the longest....from july 2010
and the big wood coolidor on the bottom is the "overflow"/ catch all humi.
this one's like a treasure chest because i honestly have no idea what all is in there.
i've pretty much given up on sorting or keeping track of what's in there. so now, my method of sorting is:
1) by relative size (aka which box will they fit in) and
2) cello vs no-cello. (i try to keep the non-cello sticks in separate boxes so they don't get as banged up.)
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Some info on my setup. This is a Reagan 4000ct Humidor. I bought this because I got a great deal I could not pass up. I had found a VinoTemp that was setup as a humidor on Craigslist, I was going to buy it and the day I called to make payment the unit had been sold. So I got this instead.
I run 6 pucks at 65% per side. 4lbs of beads are in each side as well in the humidity fan area at the bottom which was designed to hold distilled water. I have 2 Xikar PuroTemp Hydrometers in each side. I also installed 4 65% Boveda 320gram packs mounted on the back wall in the middle per side.The unit has heating and A/C to help control temp. Humidity has always stayed rock solid except when temp fluctuations occur. I can control the humidity pretty easily by adjusting the internal temp. I try to run 65% and 65 degrees year round. It will fluctuate slightly at times but stays in this range most of the time. This was a long project for me but I completed it over a year ago and am very happy with the results. If I had to do it over again I would probably go with an Aristocrat though.
Hard to get good pics since this is in the darkest part of my living room.
Probably at 95% capacity. Mostly CC's and Opus's on the right and NC's on the left. There is a mix though since playing Jenga is not so easy with all the different box sizes. My CC's are my pride an joy. They are just resting away.
"I ain't got no Opus's"
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
2016 Gang War (South)
May I assss u a ?
Thank you for posting pics.
Now I need to figure out what to do with this chubby after seeing that! Maybe just slam the lid of my cooler on it!
What you can't forgive......you will become.
My wife called you all kinds of names for posting that picture of your humidor, cause I was like, "Look at this. Look at this! That thing is soooo cool! I wonder where you get one."
And her comment, "Oh crap."
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Life is too short to smoke bad cigars!!!
Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues go marching in!
Very curious if you raise the temperature 5* or so every 2-3months for around 10 days, then let everything air out for around an hour then back to the 65/65?
@TX98Z28
I move the temp with the seasons if needed. It is July and I have made one adjustment this year of 1.5 degrees. Winter can be a little more frequent but nothing major. I shoot for 65/65 year round.
Not sure I would call it an aging setup but it works for me. My cigars are smoking great. The smell when I open it up is sublime. I will usually open the doors for 15 minutes a month to air it out and that's about all I have been doing. The temp inside my home is around 78 so no need to raise the Humidor temp. After about 30 minutes it all goes back to 65/65.
If you are looking for something to age stuff I would suggest another option. When interested send me a PM and I will give you some options.
For me this is perfect though even if I am at full capacity. I fits my needs.
"I ain't got no Opus's"
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
2016 Gang War (South)
May I assss u a ?
Got an interesting article for you to read when I shoot ya a PM. I would post it up but the sites filters block it every time.
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"I ain't got no Opus's"
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
2016 Gang War (South)
May I assss u a ?