28-bottle Wineador capacity question

I owned an Avanti 28 bottle a few years back and there is no way you will fit all those cigars in there. I could put boxes in sideways (with the side of the box facing out) and I could put them side by side on a shelf. I could only go about 7 or 8 high if I remember right..which would put you at around 14-16 boxes. I have a cabinet that fits at least twice that, but you almost have to have temp control down here in Florida. What you have to consider doing is probably getting 2 of them because I also looked at the larger ones and I noticed that they are way more expensive per square foot. The 28 bottles are really a sweet spot when it comes to price/storage...and they are more commonly thermoelectric than the larger ones and single zone. Also, there is no way you're going to find cooling capability in a humidor for under a couple grand. I'd say you'd probably wanna buy 2 of them for your size collection and you'll have a little room left for growth.

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The ideal temperature for storing all wines is 55 degrees Fahrenheit, but don't fret too much if you're off a couple of degrees either way, as long as you aren't storing anything for more than ten years or so. If you're looking for seriously long-term storage, you probably want to aim for 55 degrees and do something t… see more

Store both white wines and red wines at this temperature. Serving temperature is a different matter, but store them all at 55 degrees.

The ideal temperature for storing all wines is 55 degrees Fahrenheit, but don't fret too much if you're off a couple of degrees either way, as long as you aren't storing anything for more than ten years or so. If you're looking for seriously long-term storage, you probably want to aim for 55 degrees and do something to exert control over humidity, too.Store both white wines and red wines at this temperature. Serving temperature is a different matter, but store them all at 55 degrees. see less

The ideal temperature for storing all wines is 55 degrees Fahrenheit, but don't fret too much if you're off a couple of degrees either way, as long as you aren't storing anything for more than ten years or so. If you're looking for seriously long-term storage, you probably want to aim for 55 degrees and do something to exert control over humidity, too.

Store both white wines and red wines at this temperature. Serving temperature is a different matter, but store them all at 55 degrees.

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Scott L. Walker

· June 3, 2018

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