Colibri Heritage Cube Humidor

Humidor capacity equals the number of cigars that can fit in the humidor. Since cigars vary significantly in size and shape, we use Churchill sized cigars (7" x 50) when calculating humidor capacity. Remember capacity is the MAXIMUM of cigars that can fit in the humidor. For better air & humidity circulation, we recommend to not fill your humidor more than 75% of its capacity.

Cedar has been used for many centuries in boats and in high-humidity environments, as it is famous for staying flat and not warping under high humidity conditions. All cedar humidors are rare because of how costly this wood is, however, most humidors come with a cedar lining. This is a thin, flat piece of cedar placed inside of the humidor to help maintain humidity and to maintain a tight seal when opening the humidor.

Some humidors, usually large ones, come with trays. Trays provide a better way to organize your cigars and help with air and humidity circulation throughout the humidor.

Most humidors come with dividers, usually a piece of cedar than you can move in your humidor to help you organize your cigars. Good practices in cigar storing include separating mild cigars and full body cigars, and separating flavored cigars from non-flavored.

Some humidors come with a key lock to protect your cigars from other smokers or children.

There are dozens of different type of humidors, from travel humidors that can store 1 to 10/15 cigars (lightweight in leather or plastic) to a desktop that can store anywhere from 20 to 600 cigars! A commercial grade humidor can stock up to 3,000 cigars and is great for collectors and aficionados.

Established in 1928, Colibri has made a name for itself by creating innovative cigar lighters. It was founded by Jules Lowenthal who is credited with designing the world’s first automatic lighter. Colibri is also known for making fine cigar accessories and humidors such as their sophisticated and uniquely styled Quasar desktop humidor.

Glass top humidors allow you to check the cigars without opening it and therefore avoiding a humidity drop. Do not place your glass top humidor under bright lights or direct sunlight as cigars prefer the darkness.

The humidifier is the part that will maintain the humidity level in your humidor. Most of the humidors comes with so called "green foam" humidification systems. While it's the most commun humidification system, it works only one way by increasing humidity level but will not lower humidity if necessary. We recommend to update to the latest technologies like the crystals, gel or beads that work both ways and really help maintain 70% humidity in your humidor.

Hygrometers are used to measure the humidity inside your humidor and make sure your cigars are safe at 70% humidity. There are different types: Analog, digital, external, internal, or built-in. Remember to always calibrate your hygrometer before use to make sure the reading is correct.

Organic material made of trees or woody plants. Ideal humidor material for long term cigar storage.