Some of you guys would need a backhoe and a permit:-)
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To each his own, right, Bob? Everyone's different. "Smoke what you like." "One man's junk is another man's treasure." What might be a waste of time to some, may have been just another post hole, some PVC, spray paint, creativity, and good workout to another.
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Bob's just grumpy!!!

He buries cigars in his Vino and forgets he has them!!!:-)
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The OP has not logged on to CA since August...
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Enquiring minds want to know!
:-):-)
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I may have to try this to hide new purchases from the wife.
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why not just build an underground concrete humidor cigar room, since your digging anyways, then in winter you can bring a heater an herf.
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An exponential difference in funds, time, and stress, perhaps?
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how did I miss this thread???

:-):-):-)

still though, he obviously needs to get a foam roller for insulation:
http://www.amazon.com/Cando-Foam-Rol.../dp/B001VAMBJ6
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Hello everyone! The answer is YES, the cigar cellar worked well last summer. When the cold temps of November came, I lifted all the cigars out and placed them on a shelf in my cool winter home. When spring temps reach 60-70, I'll move them back outside (underground).

Even in the hottest weather, the temps in the bottom of the tube stayed around 56 and the very top of the tube (just under the lid) didn't get above 67 degrees.

When I get low on cigars, I might start storing some wine down there!
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We aren't going to see you on the news being rescued because you fell in, are we?
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That's why I keep a lid on it. I don't want one of those Baby Jessica things happening in my backyard!
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Awesome man.
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This was the greatest thread that I ever read. Cigar guys are the best...
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Klugs has told us of the great vintage Cubans he dug up from the Civil War prison on Johnson's Island where the Shack Herf occurs. They were in pristine conditon.
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