Shogun,
Make sure you bring the Remmy Martin VSOP when you come.
I take the wrappers off and about once a month, I rotate my cigars bring the bottom ones to the top. You want to keep your humidor anywhere between 65% and 75% humidity. They say 70% is ideal but I like closer to 65%. You want to get a good quality cutter also. I use both a punch and a guillotine depending on the type of cigar I'm smoking. Also, get a torch lighter. Doesn't have to be expensive.
Now some people might disagree, but if a cigar goes out for more than 5 minutes, it's done. A relighted cigar that has gone cold will not taste the same.
Also, most humidity guages that come with humidors are not that accurate. I went to radio shack and purchased a wireless temperature and humistat. I keep the sensor in the humidor and the display on my dresser so I can see the humidity and temp at a glance.
If you want some great cigar deals, go to Thompsons or JRCigars online. Ideally, pick up some of the sampler packs of quality cigars to get an idea of what you like, Dominican, Honduran, Nicoraguan, etc and the guage (size around) that you like. Every cigar mentioned above is a qualilty cigar so you won't go wrong with them.
