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Author:  OneOfTheCrew [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 1:44 pm ]
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Interesting stuff for a guy who loves cigars. I never knew there were so many import taxes on cigars. After I posted I remembered a couple of details about the cigars I bought from "The Cigar Guy". Rudy called him Johnny The Cigar Guy. The cigars had a "Puriscal" label. I looked online and could not find anything similar. Very tasty cigar for sure. Might have been some counterfeit label, who knows.

I did find in my searches of Costa Rican cigars the following website: https://www.tabacordilleracr.com/

They do appear to have some decent deals on cigars from Costa Rican grown tobacco. Sounds like it is worth checking out. Thanks for all the information, guys.

One final note: It sure seemed like it was a pain in the ass to find a place convenient to smoke a cigar. Hell, I had to go out on the curb to smoke at La Amistad. Anyone know of a more convenient place for a brother monger to smoke a cigar besides HDH? It is kind of a big deal in CR on where you can smoke up.
Author:  OneOfTheCrew [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 1:54 pm ]
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MM3 wrote:
Because the Cuban cigars are actually Cuban cigars (Habanos S.A.) and not the non-Cuban Cigar General brands of the same names rolled in Nicaragua or the DomRep?

Because Habanos S.A. rigorously controls distribution and pricing?

Because Cuban cigars are so widely counterfeited?

Buy your counterfeit Cohibas outside the HDR. Maybe they are made with tobacco.

Now price a Padron 1926 Family Reserve in the US.


I have never had the pleasure of trying a Padron, but would love to. They are highly regarded and expensive in the USofA. My favorite so far of the cigars I have enjoyed is the Arturo Fuente Hemingway. What a nice smoke, seriously. You can buy one for about $8. I like a good Punch Maduro also, but the Hemingway has it beat in my book...
Author:  nosejelly [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 4:20 pm ]
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How about a nice Fuente Fuente Opus X???
Author:  OneOfTheCrew [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:15 pm ]
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nosejelly wrote:
How about a nice Fuente Fuente Opus X???



Never had the pleasure. Just read some reviews, though. It goes on my "must try" list and Thank You for the recommendation. Sounds like it would be great with a very dry Malbec.
Author:  Ilv4play [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:27 pm ]
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OneOfTheCrew wrote:
Sounds like it would be great with a very dry Malbec.


There are some very good, inexpensive Argentinan and Chilean Malbecs, in the Duty-Free store in Baggage claim once you clear customs in San Jose. Do not waste your money in the Duty-Free stores in the USA.
Author:  OneOfTheCrew [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 8:09 pm ]
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Ilv4play wrote:
OneOfTheCrew wrote:
Sounds like it would be great with a very dry Malbec.


There are some very good, inexpensive Argentinan and Chilean Malbecs, in the Duty-Free store in Baggage claim once you clear customs in San Jose. Do not waste your money in the Duty-Free stores in the USA.



Thank you, sir. I will look for them. Landing July 25th, so I will have a need for that type of an item...
Author:  nosejelly [ Sun Jul 14, 2019 11:01 pm ]
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OneOfTheCrew wrote:
nosejelly wrote:
How about a nice Fuente Fuente Opus X???



Never had the pleasure. Just read some reviews, though. It goes on my "must try" list and Thank You for the recommendation. Sounds like it would be great with a very dry Malbec.

Better paired with a dry vodka martini, shaken, not stirred. Just sayin'..... Don't forget to add Perdomo Habano Connecticut or Maduro to your list 8)
Author:  WiseAsh [ Tue Feb 25, 2020 4:13 pm ]
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We sell a very popular and excellent cigar, La Trenza de Nicaragua, Max Von Limitada
Now I want to tell you that we have 4 new sizes.
66 X 6, 70 X 6, and 75 X 6. All are available in colorado and Maduro wrappers.
Also a new maduro boxed press 54 X 7.5.
Author:  nosejelly [ Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:17 pm ]
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I'll vouch for the La Trenza de Nicaragua sticks. Good smoke at a good price! Glad WiseAsh is back in CR!
NJ
Author:  WiseAsh [ Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:39 am ]
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nosejelly wrote:
I'll vouch for the La Trenza de Nicaragua sticks. Good smoke at a good price! Glad WiseAsh is back in CR!
NJ

Thanks. Come on in and let's burn a stick.
Author:  WiseAsh [ Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:22 pm ]
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The Havana Humidor Room is open for business. I look forward to seeing you soon in Costa Rica.
Author:  WiseAsh [ Mon Mar 15, 2021 3:35 pm ]
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For you cigar aficionados out there, we ha acquired boxes of very limited edition Cohiba Talisman. Boxes of 10 are $1000.00.
Author:  SmegMan [ Mon Mar 15, 2021 4:06 pm ]
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WiseAsh wrote:
For you cigar aficionados out there, we ha acquired boxes of very limited edition Cohiba Talisman. Boxes of 10 are $1000.00.

How many times can you smoke one?
Author:  Rinjin [ Mon Mar 15, 2021 10:09 pm ]
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SmegMan wrote:
WiseAsh wrote:
For you cigar aficionados out there, we ha acquired boxes of very limited edition Cohiba Talisman. Boxes of 10 are $1000.00.

How many times can you smoke one?

At $100 a stick for me zero times.
Author:  Patron [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 8:33 am ]
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Where are you located? I am coming down the end of March? Is this the shop located in the Zona Blue building?
Cheers from Bourbon Country,
Patron
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