"relax - enjoy"
Most cigar smokers are hard-working individuals who look forward to relaxing with a good smoke.
THE
HUMIBAR
ORIGINAL
"Half Humidor & Half Bar"
"PAIRING"
There is one simple factor that can determine whether or not a drink will pair well, and that’s the body. The first step to determining how a drink will pair with a cigar is to match the body.
"Half Humidor & Half Bar"
The best way to experience our Humibars is to indulge in the delectable items below. Follow the aromas and choose the most enticing item from your local supplier to satisfy your palate.
Humidors have been around for hundreds of years now, but really hadn’t caught on until the early 1800s when they were made with solid wood that was nailed together and featured a hinge. These, obviously, were called Nailed Wood Humidors (NW for short), and were some of the most basic humidors available. However, this variety is still prevalent today with some of the higher end offerings making NW humidors. As people with wealth gained affection towards stogies, humidors became more decorative and included extra features such as clasps, locks, and more intricately designed hinges
Humidor makers have greatly honed their skill at properly making humidors for every walk of life, and one of those lifestyles is the smoker on the go. To meet this group of people’s needs, there are a wide variety of high quality travel humidors available that are not made of wood. Instead, these ingenious cigar savers are made of highly durable plastics lined with porous foam to help trap humidity and keep your cigars safe.
Our Mission
Is to unite people who are interested in cigar culture and want to discover a new experience of smoking cigars. We want to promote the cigar culture while enjoying fine spirits, sharing the valuable history and introducing new cigars to your friends and relatives.
A Cigar Humidor
A cigar humidor is a box or a room that keeps constant humidity, used to store cigars, cigarettes, and pipe tobacco. Cigar humidors are made from one three types of wood: Spanish cedar, American Red Cedar, or Honduran Mahogany. Spanish cedar, unlike the name suggests, does not originate from Spain. It comes out of the rain forests of Brazil and Central America.
"If I cannot smoke cigars in heaven, I shall not go!”
– Mark Twain
