Humidor

Lights, camera, action.

From the Ugly Barrett Studios in Newcastle, California, the Loom Cigar Cartel presents Beyond the Humidor, a cigar podcast for the rest of us.

Welcome back.

Scott Robinson with you for another edition of Beyond the Humidor.

Without further ado, because I have been bullshitting for the past 15 minutes or so, we're just going to go around the room, see how everybody's doing.

Hey,

No, no, no, no, no.

This is manufacturing.

So...

The Tony Lobster Humidor.

Thermidor.

Thermidor, Humidor, whatever.

Uh...

You're going to run through some, again, recent releases we haven't seen.

I know.

I'm sure that, like, that Humidor winter sentence is so good we could probably pop it up on the screen, dude.

Oh, bro, I bet.

We could pop Lost up on the screen.

Lights, camera, action.

From the Ugly Parrot Studios in Newcastle, California, the Luma Cigar Cartel presents Beyond the Humidor, a cigar podcast for the rest of us.

All right, we're back at it.

Scott Robinson with you for another edition of Beyond the Humidor.

I had a very brief hiatus since I wasn't on the show last week, but here I am.

So welcome me back.

It's a cease and desist letter, but nonetheless.

This comes from our favorite friend, James in Grass Valley.

Some of it may in fact impact how you pay for a cigar.

And some of it's going to take Cigar Rebel and the Elevated Humidor around the world.

Yes, so we are going to begin with the serious industry updates first.

The latest premium cigar import numbers, where the current tariffs stand for cigars coming from Nicaragua and Dominican Republic and Honduras.

And then the latest regulatory developments affecting the premium cigar industry in the U.S.

Yeah, and then we're going to improve everybody's mood.

Yes, we're going to turn the focus towards Cigar Rebel and the Elevated Humidor.

We have the Fall Limited Editions, the new additions to the Velvet and the Elegant Collection, the New England Cigar Expo, episodes that we'll be doing from overseas, a very special invitation in Madrid.

But I also do like smoking a variety of lots of cigars.

I mean, I don't necessarily want the Neanderthal or the M81 Blackened or the Skuro by the Elevated Humidor every time I light a cigar up.

Yeah, and I love that because that shows that you like variety, right? And while I do smoke the same cigar every morning, it's not the same cigar I light up every time I grab a cigar.

I smoke that every morning.

Yep.

So a couple of quick comments.

Dave says, my daily smoke, as long as I have them, is still the Elevated Humidor Maduro Corona, hands down.

Love that.