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Q & A: Humidor Capacity?

Q.
How do they determine the capacity of humidors?

4/03/13 | by JC of Manassas, VA

A.
​​The capacity of most humidors is usually determined by the amount of Churchill cigars it can hold. Keep in mind, the measurements are taken with any sort of accessories inside the humidor, such as a humidifier or hygrometer. If a humidor comes with cigar trays, the capacity of those are also calculated by a 7"x49 Churchill-sized cigar.

by Sean G

Review:

Bryan Another Amazing Blend From Pepin
Belicoso (6.1”x52): With the longer body and a slightly bigger ring gauge, the Belicoso size really amps things up. The first inch of the cigar sets the tone with a medium-bodied flavor of cedar and spice. But after the first inch, the blend amps up and bombards your palate with rich flavors of espresso and caramel while finishing with a hearty black pepper spice. Blends like these are what made Pepin what he is today.

Churchill (7.0”x50):
The Churchill adds another 30 minutes of enjoyment and remains very similar to the Belicoso. If you loved the Belicoso, the Churchill just gives you more. It’s a nice Churchill like this that is perfect to enjoy after work on your Friday and completely sets up a relaxing weekend.

Robusto (5.0”x50):
What we have here is really just an appetizer. Don’t get me wrong, the blend is delicious but as soon bursts of espresso, cedar, caramel, and black pepper hit their sweet spot, the cigar is almost done. Highly recommended for quick enjoyment but stick to the larger sizes to get the full effect of the blend.
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