Tobacco

I am looking to buy my boyfriend, an avid cigar smoker a cigar case or travel humidor, for when he travels on short trips. Can anyone recommend a good case or travel humidor. Thanks

Cigar Caddy by Otterbox.

They come in 5 ct, 15 ct and 32 ct. - I have one of each

They are water and air proof, float and is practically indestructible. They are also reasonably priced.

2008-08-18 16:14:27 by ladybird

www.cheaphumidors.com Holds up to 30 Churchills The Cigar Caddy Travel Humidor is like a tank for your cigars. It is made of fiber-glass ...

I'd like to get one for my old man for Christmas. I ordered a couple online (I don't have much time to go out shopping) and when I rec'd them they were overpriced garbage. I'm looking for something that's not only beautiful but made with high quality gauges. Looking to spend between 50-100 bucks. I'd appreciate the help!

I have a case with molded plastic exterior, although there are versions with leather. Inside foam slots for holding 18 cigars, an attached hygrometer and humidifier disk, and pockets for a lighter and cutter. Most catalogues have them - try Thompson out of Florida, or a site called Cigarbid.comc - they're an auction operation, but they have a lot of accessories as well as good prices on cigars.

2006-12-09 16:08:03 by Auntie Ruth

My girlfriend and I are going on a week long vacation. I bought myself a box of cigars (Jericho by Camacho) to bring with and bought her some CAO flavours. Mine will be in my travel humidor, the question is will hers? I am afraid the funky flavors from hers might affect the smell and taste of my "normal" cigars. Any advice?

<> I would keep them separate. A Ziploc bag will work well in a pinch.

2007-06-27 11:00:03 by a.strom

I recently travelled to cuba and bought two cases of cigars (Cohibas). I hear that without a humidor they can dry out, however im travelling for another 4 months throughtout latin america staying in cheap hostels. Does anyone know whether they'll be ok, or if there is some way i can look after them?

Thanks.

cigar/tobacco stores sell humidification products that are cheap ranging from 5-10 dollars..

2008-10-14 21:49:31 by Alex

I dont want to bring my humidor, and dont have any "real" cigar travel cases. What's my best option? 3-day golf trip coming up.

If you have some priceless or important cigars that you absolutely need during the trip, then you can easily jury-rig a temporary humidor. Take a sealable box (tupperware, wood, or metal all work) and place a humidifying agent (I'd recommend either soaked wood, or a piece of rag soaked in warm water) inside of it, along with the cigars. If you use the rag, you may get a touch of mildew on the cigars, but that can just be brushed off, and won't affect the smoke quality at all.

Your best option though, assuming that you have a fairly standard cigar collection at home, is to just leave them at home. When you get to your hotel, ask the concierge if he can recommend some nice tobacconists in the area - you're really probably better off just buying a few stogies when you get there than trying to transport them across the country.

Plus, this way, you can see new tobacconists, and maybe get introduced to a brand of cigar that you're not yet familiar with.

2007-03-16 12:43:44 by scott o