Best Value Humidors: How To Get The Best Cigar Storage For Your Money
Best Value Humidors: How To Get The Best Cigar Storage For Your Money
Paul Anthony & Charles Philippe of Bespoke Unit guide you through our humidor picks to get the most bang for your buck. This includes various types of humidors at different price range, all of which provide outstanding value at their price points.
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Wood humidors:
Quality Importers Old Glory:
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Quality Importers Old World:
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Daniel Marshall Signature Burl:
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Acrylic humidor:
Boveda Large Acrylic Humidor:
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Wineador:
NewAir CC-100H
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We review a selection of excellent acrylic humidors:
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Our rundown of the main cigar storage options:
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Medium-sized options:
Our picks for wood humidors:
READ ABOUT CIGARS:
Written article on Bespoke Unit about the best value humidors:
https://bespokeunit.com/cigars/humidors/best/value/
Our selections for the best humidors in general:
https://bespokeunit.com/cigars/humidors/best/
How to build a cigar coolidor for large-volume storage:
https://bespokeunit.com/cigars/humidors/diy/coolidors/
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Best Value Humidors: How To Get The Best Cigar Storage For Your Money
What is value for money in a humidor?
It may be something like a tupperdor, a Boveda bag, or something higher-end. We’re not necessarily talking low-cost, but rather high quality proportional to cost.
For example, Daniel Marshall humidors are a great value for a made-in-America wooden humidor. Meanwhile, Quality Importers offer Chinese-made humidors that are of very good quality for cheap prices.
Essentially, your particular needs determine the value you get from a certain humidor. If you need a humidor to elegantly display various cigars when you have company over, like Paul, the Boveda Large Acrylic excels.
The quantity you need to store is a major factor in determining what you need. If you only keep 10 cigars at a time, you would get the best value from a small humidor or a Boveda bag.
However, if, like Paul, you have a collection of 1200 cigars, there are specific options best suited to that amount. Cigar coolers/fridges or wineadors serve as temperature-controlled storage. Cabinets can also have great value for money.
Also, tupperdors and coolidors are low-cost, very sturdy and, if prepared correctly, totally airtight.
While there are some good large wooden humidors for the money, they’re higher-maintenance than other solutions. Certain products make them easier to handle, however, like Boveda salt-based humidification and calibratable smart hygrometers.
Of course, if you personally like the look and feel of a wood humidor, they’ll still bring you good value for money. In particular, the Quality Importers Old Glory & Old World are favorites of ours.
If you’re interested in learning more about great value humidors, check the article on our website:
https://bespokeunit.com/cigars/humidors/best/value/
We update the page regularly, but we keep about 8-10 humidors listed there. We change the list as we learn about new humidors and try them out, so feel free to check back!
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The Bespoke Unit Team
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Best Value Humidors: How To Get The Best Cigar Storage For Your Money
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IF utilizing a wine cooler/fridge as humidor, what would be the ideal temperature for cigars? could you store fine cigars at some temp as red wine, say 57 F or so, provided ofcourse that the humidity is adequate
thx
Thanks, guys, great info, great video
Looking sharp gents
I bought the NewAir 300-H and Im having a problem with the temp, i have it set to 74 and when im waking up the temp on the outisde still reads 74 but my hygros are readying 64 and 76% humidity, its suppose to heat but i dont know what the issue is, currently waiting to get a return label and return it for a new one, but kinda eh about it since its over$500 and im already having issues , i only bought the thing for its heating and cooling
I seen that many people season their new humidors with 80%-84% RH Boveda packs. My question is … Do you just throw the Seasoning Boveda Packs in or do you wipe down the entire interior with distilled water and then add the Boveda packs ? Thank You !
No need to dress like a couple of paid-up UKIP members to seem credible. Nice review, but just relax.
On Woodprix website you will find the plans you are looking for.