Sounds like a nice large stand-up unit needs to be on your radar. With 24 humidors you could fill it up easily. Either that or start planning a walk-in unit somewhere in the house.

madspackler wrote:

I think the spreadsheet I idea is the way to go. Also a couple bigger cabinet humidors. I just need to find room for them.

nolen wrote:

Did you check out the cigargeek.com site?

It's simple to add cigars and amounts also purchase dates if you wanted.

TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:

Sooo, we're talking curves or rolls?

nolen wrote:

I like both of those sites too, Thanks Ron and Tiger.

Several months ago I was moving some boxes around in the basement and came across an old humidor I bought in the early '90's. It still had several cigars in it from that era - a few Fuentes, couple of Punch (Dom) and some Cuesta Rey's (Dom). I fired one of each up and they didn't taste bad, they just had no taste. All of the flavor was gone - except for the Cuesta Reys which still had a little flavor. I pitched them and am reusing the humi.

nolen wrote:

Extended periods of dryness can make cigars taste like dust. The oils dry up and they lose all their flavor. Why the cuesta reys still had some flavor at all is a mystery.

tonygraz wrote:

Yes, I remember smoking them 30 years ago, but the ones I had in the past couple of years were blahh.

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