El Presidente Posted August 24, 2017 Posted August 24, 2017 http://robbreport.com/food-drink/cigars/smoke-scene-this-145000-humidor-has-a-hidden-stash-inside-2728434/ Smoke Scene: This $145,000 Humidor Has a Hidden Stash Inside Only 72 of these special edition humidors will be made. BY RICHARD CARLETON HACKER ON AUGUST 22, 2017 This year marks the 145th anniversary of S.T. Dupont, a company known for its ultra-luxurious lines of leather goods, writing instruments, and smoking accessories. It’s also known for a clientele that encompasses icons of business and fashion, not to mention celebrities and royalty. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the Parisian company has returned to its roots, when in 1872 Simon Tissot-Dupont began creating superbly fashioned leather travel trunks for members of high society. During the 20th century, the company expanded into finely crafted lighters, humidors, and related cigar-smoking accessories, and in the process, established an unparalleled workforce of highly-skilled woodcrafters, engravers, goldsmiths, and other artisans. However, the 145th Anniversary Travel Case Humidor that S.T. Dupont has created for this year’s anniversary would have undoubtedly made even the company’s founder sit up and take notice. Standing three-and-a-half-feet-tall and finished with eight coats of hand-polished black lacquer accented with a dramatic Atelier Sunburst tobacco-hued crocodile leather on both the front and top panels, and featuring gold trim throughout, this elegant tribute to S.T. Dupont’s beginning is more akin to a travel trunk than a humidor. The front panel unlocks and opens to reveal nine cedar trays, five of which come filled with a total of 72 Davidoff Oro Blanco cigars, the most expensive – at $500 each – and elusive of any Davidoff cigar in the line. To cut and light these rare smokes, one of the other drawers contains a gold Le Grande S.T. Dupont Haute Création duo-flame lighter sculpted with a crocodile skin pattern in bronze and finished in yellow gold with diamond accents; it is accompanied by a matching Haute Création twin-bladed cutter. Of course, one cannot smoke an Oro Blanco cigar without the proper ashtray; thus a hand-patinated, bronze ashtray is included, along with a smaller Atelier Sunburst humidor for convenient use in a hotel room or stateroom when traveling. Priced at $145,000 each, only 72 of the Anniversary Travel Case Humidors will be made. The quantity is an homage to the year the revered marque first traveled into the world of luxury. Orders should be placed through Davidoffgeneva.com.
BY RICHARD CARLETON HACKER ON AUGUST 22, 2017 This year marks the 145th anniversary of S.T. Dupont, a company known for its ultra-luxurious lines of leather goods, writing instruments, and smoking accessories. It’s also known for a clientele that encompasses icons of business and fashion, not to mention celebrities and royalty. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the Parisian company has returned to its roots, when in 1872 Simon Tissot-Dupont began creating superbly fashioned leather travel trunks for members of high society. During the 20th century, the company expanded into finely crafted lighters, humidors, and related cigar-smoking accessories, and in the process, established an unparalleled workforce of highly-skilled woodcrafters, engravers, goldsmiths, and other artisans. However, the 145th Anniversary Travel Case Humidor that S.T. Dupont has created for this year’s anniversary would have undoubtedly made even the company’s founder sit up and take notice. Standing three-and-a-half-feet-tall and finished with eight coats of hand-polished black lacquer accented with a dramatic Atelier Sunburst tobacco-hued crocodile leather on both the front and top panels, and featuring gold trim throughout, this elegant tribute to S.T. Dupont’s beginning is more akin to a travel trunk than a humidor. The front panel unlocks and opens to reveal nine cedar trays, five of which come filled with a total of 72 Davidoff Oro Blanco cigars, the most expensive – at $500 each – and elusive of any Davidoff cigar in the line. To cut and light these rare smokes, one of the other drawers contains a gold Le Grande S.T. Dupont Haute Création duo-flame lighter sculpted with a crocodile skin pattern in bronze and finished in yellow gold with diamond accents; it is accompanied by a matching Haute Création twin-bladed cutter. Of course, one cannot smoke an Oro Blanco cigar without the proper ashtray; thus a hand-patinated, bronze ashtray is included, along with a smaller Atelier Sunburst humidor for convenient use in a hotel room or stateroom when traveling. Priced at $145,000 each, only 72 of the Anniversary Travel Case Humidors will be made. The quantity is an homage to the year the revered marque first traveled into the world of luxury. Orders should be placed through Davidoffgeneva.com.
El Presidente Posted August 24, 2017 Author Posted August 24, 2017 Then again this LV may be more your style .
Popular Post El Presidente Posted August 24, 2017 Author Popular Post Posted August 24, 2017 Just as beautiful 6 1
Doctorossi Posted August 24, 2017 Posted August 24, 2017 On those Oro Blanco, while I enjoy the odd Kelner blend now and again, I can't imagine anything that man would craft that I could possibly enjoy more than say, the 50 cab of Lusitanias I could buy for the price of one of them. 1
El Presidente Posted August 24, 2017 Author Posted August 24, 2017 2 minutes ago, Doctorossi said: On those Oro Blanco, $500 a stick? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone who has smoked one
Doctorossi Posted August 24, 2017 Posted August 24, 2017 3 minutes ago, El Presidente said: $500 a stick? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone who has smoked one Me, too. If I ever meet one, I'll send them your way, if you'll do the same for me.
El Presidente Posted August 25, 2017 Author Posted August 25, 2017 2 hours ago, Doctorossi said: Me, too. If I ever meet one, I'll send them your way, if you'll do the same for me. Deal
garbandz Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 $500.00 a stick.......... Need to change the name to Gurkhadoff.................. Just another excessive purchase item for the man who wants to impress others. This would impress me that the owner was a blithering idiot. 1
ndhaon91 Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 5 hours ago, El Presidente said: $500 a stick? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone who has smoked one http://halfwheel.com/davidoff-oro-blanco 1
Jeremy Festa Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 7 hours ago, El Presidente said: $500 a stick? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone who has smoked one I would pay the price tag knowing that it would not be 10x better than a fitty buck cigar, but expect it to be 5x better than a one tonne cigar. If you know what I mean. 1 hour ago, ndhaon91 said: http://halfwheel.com/davidoff-oro-blanco Irritating.
PigFish Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 I thought this might be another release from the half-brother Jerkhoff! The Jerkhoffs are known for this type of release. Typically only the family of Jerkhoffs will be interested in buying them, certainly not smoking them! So as the Jerkhoffs greet each other with open fly zippers, and grasp a fellow's member, or member's fellow... I will respond with the appropriate Jerkhoff's countersign, and fly them back the middle finger!!! Ahhh... to be a Jerkhoff. Alas, I will never be! -the Pig 3
Auspaul Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 $500 cigar give the Australian Government another 20 years of excise and tax increases and we may be there
btort910 Posted August 25, 2017 Posted August 25, 2017 15 hours ago, El Presidente said: $500 a stick? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone who has smoked one El Prez, you should run a contest...anyone who buys one of the humi's, smokes one of those sticks and posts a review could be in a drawing for a nice 3-cigar sampler!! 1
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