Humidors have been in existence since the early 1800s and have endured up till today because of their great importance in preserving cigars. From the making of the first walk-in humidor by Alfred Dunhill in 1907 to the Zino Davidoff desktop and the Irish Terence Manning cabinet humidor, humidors have evolved into different modern styles and designs that still serve the same purpose of keeping cigars at the optimal humidity and temperature. Back in the day, humidors were only made out of wood with Spanish cedar being the most preferred wood of choice, today humidors can be made out of wood, glass, acrylic metal, and leather but the traditional wooden humidor is still the most preferred choice of humidor construction material that most people do want. This is not just because of the aesthetics of wood cigar humidors, but also because wood, especially Spanish cedar wood, tends to enhance the aroma of cigars which in turn enhances the cigar-smoking experience.