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I get mixed messages on aging NC's, specifically Padron's. My go to's are the 1926 Serie (# 6, 35, & 48) and the Family Reserve #46 all maduro's for special occasions. I picked up a few extra boxes during the 4th to rest for a few years, and now not sure if that was a smart thing to do...

Sooo every Summertime or when the weather gets a bit hotter (I live in LA), the humidity level goes up in all my cedar-lined tupperdor's as well as my humidor. I use Boveda 65's for CC's and 69's for NC's. For the most part in the winter, when the temp is lower, the humidity levels are +/-...

I've been aging some CC boxes as well as some NC's in airtight tupperdor's with respectable 65 and 69 Boveda's. Some say that I need to open the tupperdor's and air them out, and Boveda says nay, keep em closed and no need to air them out. Thoughts? Also, if you're leaning towards airing them...

I've been collecting my cigar bands. They've grown to be quite a few many. Any ideas or suggestions as to what I can do with them? Cataloging and sticking them in a book doesn't do it for me. Any artistic ideas? What do you do with yours if you don't throw them away?