Choosing what to smoke

[gojira]

I was thinking the same - a Paris flat (house?) just to keep your cigars in? Were money to be of any significance it would be cheaper to convert a Winnebago into a mobile humidor and have it continually circling on the Peripherique ready to be called in as the whim took you.

I have a lot of stuff, that's why I'm keeping my flat. It's in a bad neighborhood and rent is pretty cheap for Paris standards.

Parisians can't drive for shit, what happens if my mobile humidor is involved in an accident?

[gojira]

You beat me to it! Another possibility if everything is on a spread sheet would be to have a random number generator pick a couple of cells et voil? ! Bon f?te de No?l.

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That would oblige me to crack into boxes that I want to keep complete for the moment.

Merci. Bon f?tes ? toi aussi !

[grumpybaldy]

Humidrone instead? Nothing can touch those it seems!

[gojira]

Humidrone instead? Nothing can touch those it seems!

Over Gatwick?

[K444HEP]

Although my collection is growing, it isn't yet big enough for me to have this problem too often. I tend to have an idea of what I'd like to smoke (or try in most cases) beforehand, though sometimes I forget what I have and end up looking for one thing and ending up with another catching my eye as I trawl through!

[Simon Bolivar]

I can empathise with this situation (first world problem -as PJ said), certainly can become an issue but my criteria goes from, somking time available, what is sufficiently aged & I try to smoke gifted cigars within 12months but don't always manage it.