xraydoc1
New Member
Let's say that one day we wake up and the embargo is gone, and we can buy cigars from wherever we please. In that situation, if one were to buy ISOMs, should they be stored in a separate , dedicated humi?
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Hypothetical Humi Question
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Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
No.
lucasbuck
Sheriff Buck
The only cigars that require a dedicated humidor are Cohibas. Mainly because they should not be forced to reside with their lesser brethren 
sir-smokes-a-lot
A Freudian Slip in progress
hmmmm, I'd mix Cohibas and Trinidads.
Nah, they'd mix and mingle in my humi. Except for the domestic versions of Habanos, those I'd get rid of and replace w/ the real ones.
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Nah, they'd mix and mingle in my humi. Except for the domestic versions of Habanos, those I'd get rid of and replace w/ the real ones.
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the gurkha
NWMSU Mafia Godfather
If that were the case then I probably wouldn't buy any domestics and that's all I would have in my humi anyway.