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Yeah, I'm in the school of thought were if I can buy it in a cab instead of a dress box I will. In some cases that means having to by a 50 cab. Love them, but man they take up a lot of space LOL It's one thing to have a couple half empty dress boxes, but a couple half empty cabs really hurt humidor real-estate. Think I'm about to combine a half empty Boli PC and half empty PLPC together :idea: Until I can be fortunate enough to buy yet another humidor, guess that's the strategy for now.

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Im not to sure how that will affect the cigars themselves being together. I guess it just depends if you are planning on them being together for long periods of time or if your are going to smoke them quickly. :cigar:

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Two 25 cabs take more space than one 50 cab. Just fill a half empty 50 cab with dress box cigars of the same marque/vitola.

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simple solution.

Just send me your 50 cabs and I will pony up a 25 dress box in return. :)

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Two 25 cabs take more space than one 50 cab. Just fill a half empty 50 cab with dress box cigars of the same marque/vitola.

Good idea, thanks

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I would never mix PLPCs and Boli PCs in the same cab. When they age gracefully both develop their own specific aroma that'd be a shame to blend and fuse…

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simple solution.

Just send me your 50 cabs and I will pony up a 25 dress box in return. :)

LOL, that is a solution... but I'm going to leave that for an absolute last contingency :peace:

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I would never mix PLPCs and Boli PCs in the same cab. When they age gracefully both develop their own specific aroma that'd be a shame to blend and fuse…

I wasn't sure about this. Colt said he does in a couple posts up. I thought the only no-no was on mixing CC's and NC"s. But any CC's wouldn't really be hurt or affected by being stored together.

But what you suggest makes sense..

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I've combined cigars for some time. I have wooden desktops where I've stored groups of different cigars together (the humidor in effect one big box)

for years - I've yet to have a Montecristo magically taste like a Bolivar :D

To each their own ;)

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I agree with Colt, I don't believe in the marrying/transfer of flavors (unless you include artificially flavored cigars).

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I've combined cigars for some time. I have wooden desktops where I've stored groups of different cigars together (the humidor in effect one big box)

for years - I've yet to have a Montecristo magically taste like a Bolivar :D

To each their own ;)

I've tested the waters with combining a half box of Unicos with a half box of Monte 2's about a year ago LOL not much risk there. But all has been good.

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I regularly combine cigars from different boxes as needed to make space.

Same here, i have a whole bunch of singles in a empty cab. no affect on the flavors whatsoever

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Same here, i have a whole bunch of singles in a empty cab. no affect on the flavors whatsoever

I rarely pull smokes from my cabs or dress boxes and immediately smoke them. I usually grab 4 or 5 of all my different smokes I have in stock and transfer them into the cedar drawers in the humidor. Then I just grab from the "pulled" stock in the drawers. Let's me see at a glance what I have in the rotation. Let's me pick them up and fondle them while I try and pick the next smoke. Eliminates constantly messing with the cabs in the bottom of the humidor and helps to balance out my smoking by almost "forcing" me to include some variety in the rotation.

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I just buy another cooler. :)

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I just wait until the box gets to about 12 cigars, then I put those loose sticks in a tray with a divider and smoke em as singles.

There is one box I did succumb to real estate: Cab of SLR DC's half full. I have a full box of 898's sitting on top of the remaining SLRs!

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There is one box I did succumb to real estate: Cab of SLR DC's half full. I have a full box of 898's sitting on top of the remaining SLRs!

A box inside of a box!! I love it LOL

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I mix cigars in boxes all the time, otherwise I'd need even more than 9 bins of cigars. If there are only a few gone out of a dress box or whatever I won't bother, but if something is nearly half gone, I'll put other smokes in there.

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I rarely pull smokes from my cabs or dress boxes and immediately smoke them. I usually grab 4 or 5 of all my different smokes I have in stock and transfer them into the cedar drawers in the humidor. Then I just grab from the "pulled" stock in the drawers. Let's me see at a glance what I have in the rotation. Let's me pick them up and fondle them while I try and pick the next smoke. Eliminates constantly messing with the cabs in the bottom of the humidor and helps to balance out my smoking by almost "forcing" me to include some variety in the rotation.

+1

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Cats and Dogs living togehter... what is the world coming to?

I want to know how the cigar knows if its wrapper is touching another wrapper or its own binder, or the wrapper of another branded cigar? I am just curious! I mean it is awfully dark in that box. Can Sancho tell Simon by smell? -LOL

-Piggy

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My 50 Cab of HDM DC's is larger than my car... Even though I have a large cabinet humidor I did have to split them up. Total bummer...

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Well, i have desktop humidors & put all my cigars there. So they are all together, not necessarily touching cigars of other vitola, but sharing the same space.

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