A little direction for a beginner

Ron Guinness

Rain

You'd be lucky to fit those sticks in the humi you get. Check out Cigar 101 (which I will bump.) http://www.cigar.com/cs/forums/thread/379773.aspx

Ron Guinness

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Bob Luken

macs-smokes

I am also relatively new to the hobby... but know you have been handed sound advice. Welcome to the forum and be prepared to learn a lot quickly.

Rhamlin

Your better off buying your own humidor and getting a sampler. And if your on a budget you don't even need a humidor a gallon sized ziplock bag will work just fine. Or the Tupperware containers make good cheap makeshift humi's.

Ron Guinness

Stsepas

Every B&M I've been to has the packs

Rain

Rhamlin:

Your better off buying your own humidor and getting a sampler. And if your on a budget you don't even need a humidor a gallon sized ziplock bag will work just fine. Or the Tupperware containers make good cheap makeshift humi's.

+1 to this. Humis are out, get a cooler!

big chunks

I agree get a cooler and some boveda packs

Ron Guinness

Ron Guinness

big chunks

Yeah I still have some humidors but after a while my stock kept growing, lol a cooler helped, but I might need a new one soon, I'm thinking of a igloo 150 quart might do the trick, lol

jfaciane

Cooler advice is good but it all depends on you too though. I'm still learning and I've been doing this for two years now. My mother in law bought me a 25 ct humidor and it filled up on my first ccom order! I then purchased a 300 ct humidor and have yet to fill it up, yet. I now use the 25 ct for infused cigars and 300 ct for regular stogies. I don't know how much a 50, 100 quart or larger cooler can hold but it just seems too big for me. Like I said, just be your own judge on how much you think you'd smoke and buy in a normal month or so and go by that. Good luck and welcome to this great forum and hobby!!

Bob Luken

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Bob Luken