Does anyone know of a good source for prices in Cuba? I've checked out Theo Rudman's site, but it is missing some info. There are a couple of other sites that give European prices, but I'm not familiar with any that offer prices in Cuba. :w
Habanos prices in Cuba
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This site has prices in USD. I think it's pretty close to what $'s are in Cuba, but I have no first hand knowledge.
http://www.habanosdecuba.cu/home.asp?l=en
Click on the "Start Reservation" button and then "agree" and "continue", it should take you to the prices. Hope it helps.
http://www.habanosdecuba.cu/home.asp?l=en
Click on the "Start Reservation" button and then "agree" and "continue", it should take you to the prices. Hope it helps.
Who? Me? I can't swing those fancy deals like some peoplerobmcd said:
.Actually, I've been working in Canada lately and a cigar smoking co-worker has offered to pick up a box of my choosing at a legitimate store. He seems to know the difference and goes to Cuba about 5 times per year (lucky bastage), so I figure I'll have him pick up something not likely to be counterfeit. Of course, I plan to smoke all of these in Canada. I would never think of bringing contraband across the border
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this is the best i have seen...cohiba and trinidad dropped in price last november but the rest are still current(no EL prices tho).
http://www.geocities.com/freddycigar/price.htm
derrek
http://www.geocities.com/freddycigar/price.htm
derrek
Siglo 6 price?
Hey Folks,
Just wondering if anyone had any reliable info on the priceof a 25 box of Siglo 6's in ISOM. Slim possibility of aquaintance going over in Sept, with , dare I hope, a 2 box burden for D-Love himself?
Also interested in hearing about people's experiences with the Siglo 6, what they think about it, especialy compared to the price tag.
Have checked with the above sites, but none has the Siglo 6 price, probably due to the recent introduction of this cigar.
-D-Love
Hey Folks,
Just wondering if anyone had any reliable info on the priceof a 25 box of Siglo 6's in ISOM. Slim possibility of aquaintance going over in Sept, with , dare I hope, a 2 box burden for D-Love himself?
Also interested in hearing about people's experiences with the Siglo 6, what they think about it, especialy compared to the price tag.
Have checked with the above sites, but none has the Siglo 6 price, probably due to the recent introduction of this cigar.
-D-Love
Price on Siglo VI in Havana is almost identical to the Esplendidos, about $335.00. The Siglo VIs that I've had (five of them from three different boxes) have been supurb. The Cohiba Seleccion Reservas have been phenomenal (the tobacco is almost four years old now so they should be better). The price difference, however, may not be worth it though. Do what I do, get as many boxes of each as you can afford!!!!
I agree
If you are gong to/getting some boxes brought back from Cuba, it's apples and oranges good sense to get the smokes back which you enjoy and which you save the most on. Generally, I try to get the Cohibas and larger cigars direct, as the markup on these is sometimes about 200% on top, for dealer, distributor, and the vampiric socialist state tobacco taxes.
ANd believe, I have a "Buying in Havana for Idiots" that they get before they go. . .
If you are gong to/getting some boxes brought back from Cuba, it's apples and oranges good sense to get the smokes back which you enjoy and which you save the most on. Generally, I try to get the Cohibas and larger cigars direct, as the markup on these is sometimes about 200% on top, for dealer, distributor, and the vampiric socialist state tobacco taxes.
ANd believe, I have a "Buying in Havana for Idiots" that they get before they go. . .
To be honest, I was not planning on anything 'especiale' or 'limitada'. If I were the one going to Cuba, I would get something at the higher end of the spectrum, but in this case, I am, in fact, going the route of a boring old DB. I really don't want to push it too far this time, since the guy was nice enough to offer to bring something back for me (this is a co-worker, not a smoking or drinking buddy). Besides, he does go about 5 times per year - I may opt for something a little nicer if given the opportunity next timerobmcd said:given that you can only buy one box, the optimal strategy is to buy the most rare or most expensive box (assuming we're talking about great cigars and you have the money).
so bob, if you opt for a db of boli pcs, we're going to be really pissed.
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