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Imo these are useless (even for wine). If you really want to cut the oxidation process nitrogen is an option to consider.

Wow the Arbergs are cheap in your neck of the woods! That being said if you like Lagavulin I doubt Caol Ila would deceive. PC scottish barley is nice and most probably reasonnably priced.

Duty free PC11 exclusive ??? Say it aint so!

Holy crap Rye ! That the equivalent of 2-3 winters. Ni wonder you busted them in a winter time. For my part I got some Yoko Ice guard for the winter that I loved a lot and handled very nicely on ice. That being said I'd go all for some Hakka anytime as my friend has some on his snowbaru and lets just say we had lots of fun last winter.

I use mostly my bullet casings for punching my cigars. I have a 30-06, 7mm, 300 win mag and looking for some smaller caliber to 'expand' the selection.

Enjoyed each and every 898 I smoked. Thumbs up.

425 USD

Picks are in ! Have a great season guys !

Broncos 12-4 and winner of the SB!

Holy crap! Sad day for wine lovers and Cali.

I also apologise for jacking the thread up. I doubt there would be a problem but maybe a slower aging of the tobacco due to the lower temps? Ambient RH should be sufficient if it is a professional facility (most likely thlo be above 60%-65% rh)

Probably. I am reading a lot these days. Unforthunately all dehumifiers I have seen (and the one I have at home) create a lot of heat while running.

Tried it once. Incredible memory and superb scotch! Unfortunately I do not have 500 bucks to blow on a bottle.

80% rh;-) Temp never get more than 18c when it gets really hot out side.

I'd be more concern with RH. I am planning a build down stairs and my wine cellar gets up to 80% in the summer....