Cigar Humidor Storage System

Posted: Monday, February 09, 2009

By Andrew Nagy

Ever reached into your humidor for a cigar, only to find slight cracking on the wrapper, or worse, it has taken on the flavor of the cigar next to it?

A new product from a German company called the Zigarren -!- BelEtage Cigar System may solve both problems. Made of high acrylic glass, the unit comes in various sizes to accommodate different sized humidors and ring gauges.

The idea behind the design is that the interlocking rows allow single cigars to “float” inside of the humidor, allowing air to circulate around each stogie. The company claims this will allow the aromas of a cigar to optimally unfold.

The units available at the companies Web site, zigarren-beletage.com, cost between $48-$75. One can buy a single unit for the whole humidor, or mix and match smaller units in order to account for larger and smaller ring gauge cigars.



http://www.cigaraficionado.com/Cigar...4,2648,00.html
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:-)
About as useful as the sweet spot on a Nub.
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And we all know your feelings on the nub Peter. :-)
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Nope, never once.

Of course, I don't store my Kuba Kubas with my Dunhills anymore. :-)
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I'd have glass bits all down in the cooler
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But I Like it when my JR Alts start to taste like Padron's! :-)
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But what if your Padrons start to taste like JR Alts? :-)
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Oh Hell ... I gots no taste buds anyways, I wouldn't know the difference :-)
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Trade? :-) :-)
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My wife is an accountant .... She would say no :-)
Besides ...She likes the Padron's
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Looks more like something to cook hotdogs in the microwave with.
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Might be useful in a dry box situation, but not @ $50 a pop on the low side.
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I cant believe anyone would pay the price of this thing.
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Looks like a wine rack for a dwarf.:-)
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Where's Peter? :-)
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:-) Thanks Tom, just got a visual. :-)
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sham-wow!
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I'll pass and use the extra space for cigars. :-)
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I just use straws in between cigar layers for circulation.
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