I always go balls deep.

ZRX1200 wrote:

I always go balls deep.

ZRX1200 wrote:

Stephen, so you don't get a bunch of flame responses, let's correct your wording a bit. In cigar lingo the wrapper you're refering to is called "cello", i.e. cellophane. Wrapper refers to the outer leaf. JFYI.

I've stored singles 4 high without any problems. As long as humidity can get to the foot, it shouldn't matter. I go through a lot of smokes though, so rarely do they sit in the same place for more then a year. I'm pulling sticks from my coolers to fill my desktops every few weeks, and find I then have to reorginize the bins in my coolers at least twice a year. Others, who don't smoke as much as I, like to rotate their stock once in a while.

dpnewell wrote:

Let your singles mingle...ya never know they might make a connection and have a litter of cigarillos or petite coronas

engletl wrote:

You people with big stashes are sick!

fishinguitarman wrote:

You people with big stashes are sick!

fishinguitarman wrote:

You people with big stashes are sick!

fishinguitarman wrote:

I have 3 desktops that I use. I only have singles because I don't have the space for boxes yet. That is until I convert my gun cabinet. (Looks like it is gonna cost me about $250 just in spanish cedar to start the project.)

Anyway, in one section of the bottom, I store about 20 singles with no cello. I don't really worry too much about the flavors marrying. I hear that can actually enhance flavors. The other side of the bottom, everything has cello. The tray up top is mixed with cello on and cello off. I have no problems.

hambone71 wrote:

Did you pay everyone off. Would you please let someone else ask these questions so we can roast them.

bdrizzle wrote:

Let your singles mingle...ya never know they might make a connection and have a litter of cigarillos or petite coronas

engletl wrote: