The Easiest & Cheapest Way to Store Cigars! 

I keep the majority of my cigars in acrylic jars and keep those in a drawer so they aren’t exposed to sunlight. Has worked great and allowed me to put some more money towards cigars, as you mentioned!

I found that the harbor freight Apache 1800 ($12) and the 2800($22on sale) are the best cheap humidors you can find they are air tight water proof and best of all if you ever want to travel it’s no problem

IKEA has a three litre glass container that is great for this. I can get about forty sticks in one and even Cuaba Salomones fits along the short side of the box. Boveda-packs fits standing up along the edges. The glass gives it a little bit more dignity than plasic. Anyways, glad to see quality content from Sweden, keep it up!

Vacuumed sealed mason jar with the boveda pack 👍🏽

I am a big fan of Rubbermaid Brilliance containers and Boveda Packs. They are trouple free and look nice enough. A sheet or 2 of spanish cedar in the bottom and good to go!

No doubt. The right tupperdor + Boveda = the most hassle free and cheap storage by a country mile. The rest is pretty much furniture and decoration, maybe with the exception of people who live in places where cooling is a must, but that too comes with a slew of practical problems. I use 50L food grade plastic containers that seal really well to store my boxes. I stick 10-12 65% Boveda's in there and they last a very long time. PS: I decided to smoke an H. Upmann Half Corona today out of the box I bought on your recommendation (just to get that reference point as I had planned to store them for a few years hrr hrr) and the first impression was very good. Best H. Upmann I've had, even as fresh as they are. Smoked great and lots of tasty complexity. It's also quite slow burning, so even though it's tiny, I still got a good amount of time out of it. I dunno what it is about these small sticks, but they tend to really deliver. For example, Partagas Shorts is the best Partagas I've had. The only challenge is to avoid burning my fingertips ;) Cheers.

Thank you. As always informative and easy to watch.

yo, fantastic video!!! also love the natural light. can't remember when I saw a vid with natural light :D

This is such a great idea. I gotta try this! I would never have thought of this.

I appreciate this advice!

Cheers for the heads up. Great vid

Do you really need 😮2 Boveda pouches in that one container ? I highly reccomend just one. Plus add a Hygrometer , dont see one in there

Do you have to occasionally air the tupperdor if it has an airtight seal to have some airflow for your cigars?

Thank you! This was great!

What about temperature? For example in the UK when it reaches 31 degrees Celsius. There’s no where to store them at the house that’s around 23 degrees.

I always keep about 10 cigars on hand and I use a container I bought from a discount store. I was $4. Been using it for 2 years and its never failed me.

Is it ok if the Boveda touches the cigars, I see Boveba sells a cedar humidy pack holder, are they necessary

First video ive seen of yours and im subbed! Are all boveda packs 2 way?

Exactly what I'm looking for. Regarding cigars in tube, should I leave the cap on or unscrew it ?

So what about a cedar sheet in the tupperdor? Is that a mudt?

❤ Wonderful thanks

I just bought an acrylic jar and 2 62% 67g packs, is this an appropriate pack if i plan to smoke everyday?

I noticed none of yours are plastic wrap. I’ve heard some say to leave them in the celefane. What do you think?

Can someone tell me if Principe Chicos need to be stored in a humidor? i have been told they dont as they are individually foil wrapped, in which case could i just leave them in a cigar box and throw in a boveda pack for extra measure rather than putting them in my humidor where i want to keep non flavoured cigars?

I have mine in an acrylic jar, I live in the Midwest, (cold winters, warm summers etc..) not super humid, I have 69% boveda in there, I see you have 65%, would you say 69% is too high?

Para ese tapperware de vidrio solo se necesita una bóveda de 72% 60 gms Alcanza muy bien para 25 puros

How many cigars do you think we can store in each tapperware? I mean 20 each or even 50 all together? Also how many bovenda (8gr or 60gr ) per cigars? Thank you

Thanks for this video. Question: how about temperature?

Hi really enjoying the channel as someone new to cigars. I was just wondering a few things, firstly how often do you replace the boveda packs, and have you found 65 to be too much? And is there a reason you dont use a hygrometer or is it not needed with tupperdors?

What about the temperature? Very Important to be between 18 to 21, how u control that?

A Tuppadore is the way to go!

cigars daily has a 100 year old humidor that is lined with copper

Thanks for the advice! What size containers do you use?

Do you unwrap the cigar plastic before placing it inside the container? or it’s fine to store it with the plastic wrap?

I just got some cigarillos from Davidoff but I do not have a humidor nor do I have any of those humidifier packs. Is it safe to store the cigarillos for few days in just a lock & lock container in their original box? Or will the cigarillos go bad or will "beatles hatching" happen in few days of poor storing? And my room is pretty hot through out the day and pretty warm through out the night, which I'd assume is less than ideal for the cigarillos. I'm also in CA so it's pretty dry out here. I got these cigarillos unexpectedly as a gift and I really want to preserve them the best I can as I know that Davidoff is a premium cigar brand so the cigarillos are premium too. Thank you.

If the cigar comes in a plastic wrapper do I need to take them out or the wrapper to store?

Have the same 😀👍

It the temperature ain’t right they still fuck up .

And of course boveda...

The plastic smell like pétrol The best way is spanich wooden humidor

I kept them in a nylon case with 69% boveda pack and they are overhumidified. Thay said i should open it often to recycle the air but how often?