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Super premiums
atccigar Offline
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I tried searching for an answer but the mobile version makes things more difficult. What makes a cigar premium vs super premium? I have a feeling i am opening a can of worms but decided to anyway
victor809 Offline
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Usually storage.

Using beads in your humidor vs cat litter will generally raise or lower the cigars stored in the humidor between premium and super premium.
victor809 Offline
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Cello as well....
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gummy jones Offline
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Who told you my nickname
atccigar Offline
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Thanks drafter. Will parus it
atccigar Offline
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Mobile site only searches 18months
ZRX1200 Offline
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victor809 Offline
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No acknowledgement of my assistance at all... Pshh
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Absolute marketing BS!
99cobra2881 Offline
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If you gotta ask....
rfenst Offline
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marketing and price
dharbolt Offline
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rfenst wrote:
marketing and price



Yes.
banderl Offline
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You need to get the official list from RAM.
atccigar Offline
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Please accept my humble apologies Victor...i will take that into full account
atccigar Offline
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Zrx as always very helpful
ZRX1200 Offline
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zody Offline
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Think of it like this. Use a Fuente for an example,, a Hemingway Classic would be a Premium, a Don Carlos Edicion de Anniversario would be a Super Premium.
A Padron Anniversario 1964 would be a Premium, Padron Family Reserve would be a Super Premium. Make sense? Supers usually have more extensive aging and the filler and wrapper will all be tobacco that is of a higher level quality that can only or are chosen to be grown in smaller quantities, the cultivation, harvesting, and fermenting is given more care and time and in the end can mean 30 to 50.00 a cigar.
Differing opinions will be offered I'm sure.
zody Offline
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ZRX1200 wrote:
http://www.cigarbid.com/FORUM/c/posts/630065/Lost-a-bet-and-had-to-smoke-this-big-azz-Gran-Victoria

SUPER PREMIUM


MOTHER FRAKKER!! Dude, seriously?!? I'm used to the ones with thonginator in the link but that chit... So much for no nightmares tonight.Sick
zody Offline
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[email protected] wrote:
Absolute marketing BS!

And in a lot of cases this^
ZRX1200 Offline
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It's like Viagra right?
t33bone Offline
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They're all super premiums. My palate hates em, yours like them. It makes em dog rockets to me and super premiums to you.
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t33bone wrote:
They're all super premiums. My palate hates em, yours like them. It makes em dog rockets to me and super premiums to you.


Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner! fog
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zody wrote:
MOTHER FRAKKER!! Dude, seriously?!? I'm used to the ones with thonginator in the link but that chit... So much for no nightmares tonight.:-&



Bwahahahaha
Buckwheat Offline
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In a nut shell.
To me it is sharing a cigar with family and friends that makes it a super premium and not just a premium. One of the best cigars I've ever had was a cheap "drug store" cigar that I shared with my brother before he died. fog

atccigar Offline
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That reminds me of my first. Was i think a king edward from the grocery store with my best friend fishing in highschool
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Buckwheat wrote:
In a nut shell.
To me it is sharing a cigar with family and friends that makes it a super premium and not just a premium. One of the best cigars I've ever had was a cheap "drug store" cigar that I shared with my brother before he died. fog


This^
So often it is the friends and family that you are sharing the moment with that make all the difference. Make memories
gummy jones Offline
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Buckwheat wrote:
In a nut shell.
To me it is sharing a cigar with family and friends that makes it a super premium and not just a premium. One of the best cigars I've ever had was a cheap "drug store" cigar that I shared with my brother before he died. fog



best cigar i ever smoked was a padron 26 with my brother in law after taking the hardest exam i had ever taken

premium cigar + premium experience = super premium
Buckwheat Offline
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gummy jones wrote:
best cigar i ever smoked was a padron 26 with my brother in law after taking the hardest exam i had ever taken

premium cigar + premium experience = super premium



I'm pretty sure that we smoked Punch Slim Panetelas (not a premium) from one of their tins. It's going on twenty years and the details get a little fuzzy after time. Any who, you get the point. fog
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madspackler wrote:
This^
So often it is the friends and family that you are sharing the moment with that make all the difference. Make memories


Yup. I can think of two best cigars. Somehow they were both in the same weekend at the racetrack. Kristoff kristiana and Herrera Esteli Lonsdale. Best cigars I've ever had.

zody Offline
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WELL, if we're going that route, from a non-market/producer standpoint one of the best cigars I've ever had were some Escudo Cubanos with a couple of friends camping in Sherman NY in the spring somewhere around '95 or '96.
Bottle of Craganmore disappeared wandering leisurely through the pine forrest, we killed the Glenmorangie sitting in the sun relaxing and smoking and BSing waiting for the rest of the crew to arrive.
Little fuzzy after the second fifth was consumed, but relaxing with friends in the spring sun, remember it as one of the best days ever in younger simpler times. fog
zody Offline
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ZRX1200 wrote:
It's like Viagra right?


More like ANTI Viagra. My one eyed buddy just lays around after that, a distant 1000 yard blank stare in his one good eye.Poor bastid may never recover from the PTSD.
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Buckwheat wrote:
I'm pretty sure that we smoked Punch Slim Panetelas (not a premium) from one of their tins. It's going on twenty years and the details get a little fuzzy after time. Any who, you get the point. fog

sounds awesome
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atccigar wrote:
I tried searching for an answer but the mobile version makes things more difficult. What makes a cigar premium vs super premium? I have a feeling i am opening a can of worms but decided to anyway

your taste buds and price decides that.
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