dmelo818
01-31-2013, 10:06 PM
Hello everyone :)
I am new here to this site, have been wanting to register and say Hi :tu
1 have been on these forums gathering and researching as much as I can. This site along with another has helped me keep my little cigars nice]y in great condition.
My fiancé bought me a medium Savoy teak wood humi last spring for my cigars. I did not have many cigars at the time and I was still developing my taste for them. It was my first humi and it was more than adequate for the amount I had at the time. Since then, I have out grown it. Today I went to my local cigar shop, El Fumidor in Sewickley PA. When I got home i realized I have to get a new humi, I can't fit anymore. I was able to fit around 60 in there max. I went back shortly after and asked my buddy Eddy who owns the place to sell me a new unit for a good price. He sold me a large 150 count Savoy zebra wood humi in a lighter shaded color. The awesome thing is, he sold it to me knocking 1/3 off the total price. I ended up paying about $70 less than the average going rate online.
I am waiting for my boveda seasoning packs that come in tomorrow. I have to wait the 14 days for the packs to season the inside correctly, according to the instructions. It has a perfect seal so i cant wait for it to settle in.
Here is a pic of the new humi, what do u fellas think
http://s14.postimage.org/ieoqb0zml/IMG_20130131_230358.jpg (http://postimage.org/image/ieoqb0zml/)
thank for reading and i am happy to be a new member here.
I am new here to this site, have been wanting to register and say Hi :tu
1 have been on these forums gathering and researching as much as I can. This site along with another has helped me keep my little cigars nice]y in great condition.
My fiancé bought me a medium Savoy teak wood humi last spring for my cigars. I did not have many cigars at the time and I was still developing my taste for them. It was my first humi and it was more than adequate for the amount I had at the time. Since then, I have out grown it. Today I went to my local cigar shop, El Fumidor in Sewickley PA. When I got home i realized I have to get a new humi, I can't fit anymore. I was able to fit around 60 in there max. I went back shortly after and asked my buddy Eddy who owns the place to sell me a new unit for a good price. He sold me a large 150 count Savoy zebra wood humi in a lighter shaded color. The awesome thing is, he sold it to me knocking 1/3 off the total price. I ended up paying about $70 less than the average going rate online.
I am waiting for my boveda seasoning packs that come in tomorrow. I have to wait the 14 days for the packs to season the inside correctly, according to the instructions. It has a perfect seal so i cant wait for it to settle in.
Here is a pic of the new humi, what do u fellas think
http://s14.postimage.org/ieoqb0zml/IMG_20130131_230358.jpg (http://postimage.org/image/ieoqb0zml/)
thank for reading and i am happy to be a new member here.