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Thanks for the compliments on the humidor, really liked the design on it and I got a lot of room to work with, overall, I'm extremely happy with my purchase, just weatherstriped the wholes humidor a few days ago, and with about a pound of 65% Heartfelt beads, she's holding steady humidity...

Got back yesterday from Cuba and the humidor is running out of space. Two more Montecristo Sublimes, One and a third Partagas Culebras, One Cohiba Siglo VI, Two Montecristo A's, a tubed Bolivar, couple of Habanos hammers for opening boxes, few boxes of matches, two bundles of peso cigars from...

Forget about the trade embargo ever going away, if the US raises it, the Cuban government will not honor it. And even if Cuban cigars were available legally in the US, it would probably be cheaper to fly over and get them yourself after the government taxes the hell out of them.

No, just wanted to know if it was real or not, a Palio with the same form made of actual wood and carbon fiber would be nice, I don't like imitations. Thanks

Already read up on the Palio Cutter, love it and I want to pull the trigger on it, one question though, is it real carbon fiber or faux like the cheap crap that is put on some cars, overlaid. Thanks in advance.

It doesn't really matter if the ambargo ends, Cuba will never allow it. The end of the embargo would mean the end of socialism in Cuba, also a massive flow of information to the island, which is one of the few things that the Cuban government is controlling in order to keep the citizens under...

About 140......all CUBANS.

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Can't seem to maintain humidity in my cabinet humidor, have a good seal at the door and 65% beads. What do guys recommend I do? Seal all of the inside seams? What should I use? Some people have said Ortho Wax, any other ideas? Thanks.

I had the same problem with the recent purchase of a Montecristo A. I immediately froze all of my cigars, even the Montecristo A, did the whole process and the problem was solved. I was slightly ticked off and two weeks later when I went back to Cuba, I brought the infested cigar and was offered...

Ha ha ha....not with both feet, head first.

5,000 boxes of 15 not sure about the book humidors. I've been told by a very reliable source that there will be more replica vintage humidors being made, Romeo y Julieta.

I was told after June for the Gran Reserva, even though a few boxes of 15 were sold during the Festival, that's how I know the price.

Just speculating from past pricing on Cohiba LE.

MSRP: $755.00 CUC per box of 15, or $50.33 each. The problem will be getting them because they are all completely spoken for, just like the books that came out awhile ago, mix Cohiba and limited edition and it's sold out immediately. Got my lucky hands on two of the two cigar coffins and two...

Will do, having a little trouble with my electronic toys, computer is crapping out and scanner is wirelessly linked to it, will try, if not, I'll take pictures and post it that way. I'm also going next year but not looking to spend that much cash, I was told somewhere in the $2000 range plus...

I would recommend visiting and try to go with someone thats familiar with the area and the country so that you can be guided in the right direction. Nice people, good weather, and all around good experience, going back soon.

No, that's the Hoyo de Monterrey Humidor built by Humidif and Diego Barrero Canela. I have the auction catalog and some brochures from the festival with pictures of the humidor, it has two gold and black towers with a tobacco leaf behind it.

My humidor is from Cuban Crafters, the one on the top is the bravo negro and the other one is a cabinet humidor. Sure do, Cohiba and Montecristo are my favorites, along with Romeo y Julieta, Partagas and Bolivar. Having a custom humidor built for me, just like the on auctioned off at this...