Cigars in Wine Cellar

[Dennis_Kanagie]

@Jens Bordasch

So, why to have a table with chairs there unless you only consume Champagne or white wine?

You answered your own question a few sentence above in the same post:

@Jens Bordasch

(and for sure 100% of the female guests) start to feel uncomfortable

As much as I love my wife, and I’m sure that our friends love theirs, sometimes it’s just good to have a haven (that’s nearly literally a man cave). Hell, I even have a small stereo and dart board in the room that I call my wine cellar.

[Lili_Dunford]

Just read this Kevin… I’d say yes to drinking in the wine cellar but no to the smoking. I hope you’ve found some time to enjoy the outdoors with your cigars

[Karl_K]

@Dennis Kanagie

@Jens Bordasch

So, why to have a table with chairs there unless you only consume Champagne or white wine?

You answered your own question a few sentence above in the same post:

@Jens Bordasch

(and for sure 100% of the female guests) start to feel uncomfortable

As much as I love my wife, and I’m sure that our friends love theirs, sometimes it’s just good to have a haven (that’s nearly literally a man cave). Hell, I even have a small stereo and dart board in the room that I call my wine cellar.

Do you play the stereo for the wines, when you are not there?

[JohnG3]

I keep about 300-500 cigars in my 13c wine cellar within a humidified cabinet. I set the rh @ 73% to keep them from getting to dry as this is just long term storage. For ready smokes, I have a smaller humidor I keep upstairs in the house and just rotate what I wish to smoke.

I guess it all comes down to how many you wish to store. Like others have said, do not smoke in the cellar.