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I want to see what everyone's humidor look like and their collection within those humidors. Here is my humble collection. I got those humi's only a few months ago.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2210/1573140392_7123f70c7c_b.jpg
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1422/1471463872_4725ce6a7e_b.jpg
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1399/1094329516_2df9415927_b.jpg

Edit: Just noticed the typo in the subject, "Pictures of your humidor..." LOL

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That's some collection you have there.
Do you have examples of every brand?



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Nice starter collection indeed.A little bit of everything.Sort of like surf and turf. Thanks for sharing.


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That is indeed a nice collection. Sort of what mine looks like (except mine aren't cc).
 
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nice Regalos


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Yeah, I got samplers of the CCs that I wanted to try. They are a bit expensive compared to buying boxes, but I figured it's a good way for beginners to taste them all.

My samplers include:
1 * Diplomáticos No.2
1 * Cuaba Exclusivos
1 * El Rey del Mundo Coronas De Luxe
1 * Fonseca Cosacos
1 * H. Upmann Magnum 46
1 * H. Upmann Sir Winston
1 * Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.2
1 * Juan Lopez Seleccion No.2
1 * La Gloria Cubana Médaille d'Or No.4
1 * Montecristo No. 2
1 * Partagas 898 Cabinet Varnished
1 * Punch Double Coronas
1 * Ramón Allones Gigantes
1 * Saint Luis Rey Série A
1 * Sancho Panza Coronas
1 * Vegas Robaina Don Alejandro
1 * Rafael Gonzalez Petit Coronas
1 * Romeo y Julieta Exhibicion No.4
1 * Trinidad Coloniales
1 * Vegueros Especiales No.2

I'm thinking of getting another 10-cigar sampler. I can only think of some right now. Any suggestions based on what I already have? Here is what I'm leaning toward.

1. Bolivar Belicosos Finos
2. Cohiba Esplendidos
3. Cohiba Robusto
4. Cohiba Piramides EL 2006
5. Hoyo de Monterrey Double Coronas
6. Montecristo Edmundo
7. Partagas Lusitania
8. Punch Punch
9. Romeo Y Julieta Churchills
10. ?
 
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Siglo VI's and Hoyo Regalos. Very nice, two of my favorites!


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Originally posted by Steve Cohen:
Siglo VI's and Hoyo Regalos. Very nice, two of my favorites!


Again, thanks to your review on the Regalos Big Grin
 
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You know bo,

It is very interesting that you are asking CA members to look at your humidor and give you advice on your next purchase.

This is exactly what the CA forum should be used for, and in fact I suggested to the CA editors that they offer this service, with all the senior editors participating and helping CA forum members build the ultimate humidor.

I hope other CA forum members also ask for advice, and I trust some of the more experienced forum members step up to the plate and offer expert advice. And maybe, just maybe, the senior editors (David, James, Gordon and Jack) will step up to the plate and knock one out of the park for you!

Also the more experienced CA forum members (Doc, Extensioncord, Sheep, Peace, and others), should help out here.

And, other forum members should post images of their humidor and ask for expert advice.

Nice topic Bo, and I hope this thread creates a permanent "Help Me Build My Ultimate Humidor" thread.

Oh yea, and no fighting in this thread.


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Is that first humidor a Daniel Marshall?


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Originally posted by Scottological:
Is that first humidor a Daniel Marshall?


looks like a CAO box... mine looks exactly the same (humidifier also), but usually im wrong lol

BTW, if u want to trade any of those regalos, im your man Smile


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And here is my advice,

There are a lot of really good 10 sample boxes available out there, so it is important to figure out what your tastes are, and what your smoking expectations are.

For example, do you prefer maduro over a natural, do you like a long robust smoke, or a short quick mellow smoke? Are you buying cigars to smoke now, or in a few years?

Do you have budget restrictions, or can you pick up boxes of 25 with reckless abandon? The one problem with a 25 box, is if the box sucks you have 25 crappy cigars.

Smoke now recommendations:
1) 10 pack of Monti Petit Edmundos (try to get Sept/Oct 06 box with a dark wrapper)
2) Hoyo DC
3) Por Larranaga
4) 10 pack of Monti Edmundos
5) Cohiba robustos
6) Boli RC

Smoke in a few years:
1) Cohiba Piramide EL 2006 (a must have)
2) RyJ Churchills
3) Boli Gold Medal
4) 10 pac Monti D EL
5) Ramon Allones Belicocos

You are missing NC's. Try the Padron maduro 1926 and 1964, as they are sold in handy 4 packs, and are out standing.


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Thanks Steve, I have a few NC's but am not very excited about them since nothing has really impressed me like the CC's have. Some of the more interested NCs in my humidor that I will try soon are:

AF Hemingway Signature
Ashton Heritage Corona Gorda
Ashton VSG Corona Gorda
Davidoff Millenium Blend Churchill
Oliva Serie V Torpedo
Padron 6000 Torpedo Maduro
Padron Serie 1926 40th Anniversary Torpedo
Padron 1964 Ann. Exclusivo
San Cristobal Fabuloso
Tatuaje Cabinet Noella
Tatuaje Cojonu 2006
 
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try to get some of the older EL's if possible...

my all-time favourites would be the Monte C EL 2003 and the Partagas SD1 EL 2004...

both are superbly constructed cigars... with a very developped flavour profile... they are bit pricey, but worth every penny...


if older EL's are out of the question, try and get a few more trinidads.. I see you have a coloniales, which is a great smoke.. try the smaller Reyes or their bigger brother the Robusto Extra..... both superb.... I always have at least a box of each lying around...

for the Bolivar brand.. although they are very good cigars, they aren't for the unexperienced palate.. they are very strong cigars.. very earthy taste, and will knock you out if you're a new cigar smoker.... keep those for the end

the hoyo double corona is one of Cuba's best DC'S ever... that's all there is to say... it is a MUST on everyone'S list.

you're on a good roll with your sampler... keep on smoking, keep on trying stuff, and keep a tasting log.. because with all these different smokes, you will forget stuff.. guaranteed...




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Thanks Sal. Yes, I realized about 2 months ago that it is impossible to remember everything I smoke, so I started a Word doc for myself.

My first CC was a box of Bolivar RCs a friend got for my birthday. I did not think much of them when I smoked them, and I gave some to friends who have not smoked CCs before. Thinking about it, what a waste since they don't even smoke cigars! I have two of those left and will definitely make good use of them.

Your comment cemented my decision to try a HdM DC. I have heard good things about them, but since I usually don't smoke DCs, I was unsure about that one.

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PS. Come on people...where are your pics!?!? Smile
 
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here are some older pics of my humi... pictures are outdated, as my stock has dramatically grown... but hey.. porn is porn Wink

here is the contents of the 3 drawer "loose" humi:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162734/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162746/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162752/

and the contents of my "closed-box" cabinet

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162754/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162758/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589162766/


and of course, my latest aquisitions from havana:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15259914@N08/1589207210/




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So, what time should I be there ?


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Keep it comin boys. These are nice photos Sal.

And I do agree with Sal's recommendation for the Monti C. Not sure if they some in 10 packs though. Oh no wait, I am wrong, just found an on-line vendor offering 5 and 10 packs. Go for this to Bo.


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Salibas did you fly down to Cuba to obtain all of those beauties? They're pretty expensive up here. Next time you fly down there hook me up please! Smile


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