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Storing Premiums with Cheapos?

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Hello Brothers!

I have just begun life with a fully functional humidor and a pleasant, albeit currently small stash. (Had my Man o War last night to celebrate the closing of another school year, the beginning of the summer, and as sort of commemoration to the woman I love).

Here's my question.

When I first came to this site, I mentioned how my roommate's dad was able to get me a box of 50 Dutch Masters Palma (cheapos) and a box of three Monte Cristo No. 2's.

Is there any issue with storing them in the same humidor?? Or should I even bother with putting the DM's in the humi?

Many Thanks!
 

danthebugman

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They're not infused so there should be no problems putting them with nicer cigars. That said...have they been in a humidor up to this point? If you've had them a while and not kept them humidified, then I'd chuck 'em. That's just me and if you like 'em, by all means put 'em in the humidor and fire away :thumbsup:. If you don't really care for 'em you'll find they'll just be taking up room you could use for stuff you enjoy or new stuff to try.

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Thanks! I think I'll probably be giving them to a few of my friends, but i'll light one up first to see if they're at least SOMEWHAT palatable. Many thanks for the input.
 
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Yeah super cheapies like that should probably go in a tupperware. Anything machine made, short filler. Im not even sure they would benefit from humidification so i agree with above they would just take up space.
 

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Can't say that broad assumption applies to all machine made, short filler in my experience.

I picked up a box of Romeo y Julieta Perfectos from 1999 along with some cash on a trade from a guy on some exercise equipment figuring they would likely be crap (even for a cubano) but an OK quick smoke. Man was I wrong. The 10+ years of aging really made these quite good. I don't mean good for crap. I mean GOOD compared to a lot of other stuff.

Now, I'm not gonna compare a cuban short filler, machine made smoke to a lowly Dutch Master, nor would I'd say it likely those will age nearly as well- so I'd say chunk that crap. LOL.
 
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