My wife is from Bayomon, we don't get there as often as I'd like, but often enough I guess.
Don Collins in old san juan... he's a character. I have a couple more brands at home (I'm at work now) I'll dig up and post. I have his website somewhere if you want to e me teedub AT myway dot com
That collins guy is a puerto rican who grew up in NY and left his job as a comodity broker (or something like that). If you go in his shop he'll light one up with you and talk your ear off.
My favorite discussion with him was (i think this is on his website too) he recommends keeping the cigars in the fridge and that using a humidor and "aging" cigars is nonsense.
Cracked me up, but his cigars were not bad....they had been rolled that morning. I have no idea how they age...I had no desire to buy enough for that...although they are my wifes favorite cigars, especially with medalla. Mr. Collins has a grand scheme to take ofer the PR tobacco business.
I didn't realize PR had such a tobacco history. There are quire a few odd brands here and there. And even though not legal, it is not hard to find ISOMs there due to proximity. You have to be careful though.
