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Who smokes Cubans?
Personally I like any number of Cohiba.
My humidor also contains some Monte Cristos, Romeo & Juliets, and a few Punsch. Who else likes their cigars? Americans... where do you get your contraband from? LOL |
I'm actually partial to Partagas myself. Haven't had a real one in years. You know someone?
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Monte Cristos are nice
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cubans are made for splittin
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i'll take an Arturo Fuente Candela over an overpriced cuban anyday... :winkwink:
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Ever smoke a Padron? They have some very nice smokes if you like them heavy. |
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Are those reals cubans? or cuban seeds grown elsewhere? |
With all candor Cuban cigars are good but not worth the prices. They are more snob appeal then value. Many other cigars are as good or better. Just pick up a copy of cigar affectionado and read the reviews.
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Like everything else, blanket statements are meaningless. There are plenty of crappy Cubans, true, but there are some very very good smokes that have yet to be replicated elsewhere.
By the way, the magazine is called "Cigar Afficionado." :winkwink: |
Oooooh Padron.... Better yet have you tried the anniversary edition? Hard to find but very good.
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Nope, can't say I have. I haven't been to any of my favorite stores in NYC in close to a year and the selection up here is well, kinda thin ;) I'll keep my eyes open for those in my travels. They do make a fine cigar :thumbsup
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Before I became an anti-smoking wimp, I did enjoy an occasional Cuban cigar. The problem is that half of the Cubans in Montreal are fake. Let's just say it's easy to tell the difference, even for a novice.
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They do make some nice cigars in holland
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I DO :thumbsup
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Cohibas are great but I prefer Davidoff - Dominicana
Zino Davvidoff stoped production on Cuba at 1980 and removed his production to Dominicana.His Cuba Davidoffs are about 500-1000 USD per robusto today |
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Many of the old timers that rolled authentic Cohibas, MCs, R&Js have left Cuba and are in Miami. I've grabbed 4 from the famed La Corona Factory in Cuba and sell from freshstogies.com. Great cigars, but margins are crap, as the craft is very labor intensive. I do it for the fringe benefits. :pimp
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Don't get me wrong, a good cuban is a good cuban. But I think there is plenty of hype around them, and that is what people get wrapped up in.*
There are some great sticks which come out of other places.* Take Honduras for instance, the climate and soil composition is very close to that of Cuba.* One of the main reasons some of the better companies when there after '58. Top 5 sticks I like for general smoking: Arturo Fuente (Hemingway Signature) Partagas Serie S (Perfecto) Sancho Panza Double Maduro (Cervantaze)* (golf) Punch Rare Corojo (The previous batch) Hoyo de Monterrey Excalibur (No 2) There are so many I like though, I could go on for an hour. :) |
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I also love the Opus X in any size (picked up some "A"s at this same shop) As far as cubans go, they're good but as has been said, they're over priced. I'd rather buy a box of Opus X than a handful of cohibas. Partagas Listutania (cuban) is a great cigar. |
Great selection, try a
Macanudo #VIII Crystal also Hamilton makes a few good cigars. I have my Cubans shipped from Costa Rica and then have the labels mailed up in a seperate envelope :winkwink: |
I think it's a laugh you americans can't buy cigars from a certain country...
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More Cohibas.....Mmmmm.....
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You love alot of things "in any size" ;) |
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The Padron 1928 and 1964 Anniversary editon cigars are the BEST in the world....and are really hard to find... |
Cohibas are my choice if I smoke Cuban cigars. Be careful you don't have fakes. You can tell by the band, if they are not perfect blue and white squares then you'll know.
I prefer Davidoff No. 2 or Dunhill's here in SF. Mostly now I smoke shamen sativa but that isn't a cigar. :winkwink: |
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Mitch |
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Nicaraguan tobacco made with the flavor of the Cuban heritage... |
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CAO anniversary and the Oliva "O" rate a close second and third in my book. |
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