A new brief/humidor from Globe-trotter for the Nat Sherman family. “Taking it’s cue from Globe-Trotter’s iconic centenary collection, the Nat Sherman Humidor features Colonial Brown Vulcan fibre, accented with a dark brown leather handle and signature corners riveted with gold. The Nat Sherman tone-on tone logo is discreetly placed on the humidor, reinforcing the brand’s history, dating back to 1930. The inside of the handsome case is lined with paper backed Oatmeal and Spanish cedar wood, as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing, both help to maintain the cigars delicate humidity levels and support the natural ageing process.”

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A man who rolls with his own humidor is a serious gent. A man who rolls with a RIMOWA Travel Humidor is well beyond the usual “baller.” “The humidor features an aluminum shell with RIMOWA’s signature grooved surface, while the interior is lined with high quality cedar wood. Thanks to the natural cedar wood’s abilities to absorb and regulate humidity, the wood guarantees a constant climate within the humidor. Cedar wood also positively affects the flavor and supports gestation of the cigars.”

Oh, how I desperately need this in my life – except I wouldnt be packing cigars…

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While my smoke habits may not be of the cigar variety, I do appreciate a proper humidor when I see one. David Linley has built a one of one humidor for 20LTD. “The LINLEY architectural humidor is based on this iconic building and contains 100 cigars from the ‘Partagas Serie D’ Limited edition. It is a landmark piece of craftsmanship and design. The box itself is constructed in sycamore, with cherry mouldings and lippings and marquetry detailing in walnut, sycamore and ebony. The interior is lined with Spanish cedarwood and contains a ‘CigarSpa’ humidification system. The box also contains secret drawers and compartments hidden within the structure.”

More looks at the Partagas 100 Cigar Humidor by David Linley after the click.