I never had a Graycliff but when I saw this auction, someone must of made a mistake. Are they that good?

http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/lot.cfm?lotID=101536 

choner

Apparently he wanted to bypass that whole "get 'em cheaper at auction" thing and just go right to the MSRP. Gotta love the overbidders. They keep CBid in bidness.

Answer to question, not accounting for tremendous variations in taste perceptions: no.

I tried one once. The proprietor had them for like 16 bux. I said, "what's up with that?" I'd never had one before, he said, take one for 8, you'll like it, you'll be back for more. He was wrong...

Hey, if folks aren't allowed to overpay for cigars of questionable quality, then the terrorists win.


eggman

Graycliff cigars command some of the highest bids. Why,I don't know. A very mediocre cigar at best. Some people equate cost per cigar with quality and taste. Sometimes that's true,in this case it's not. X

Hey, when I roll up a few Bejamins on girlfriend's creamy thighs, then spark-em up so I can get my Graycliff going…, the taste is incredible!!

I bought the same 5 pack here last week for $53.00. I guess whatever turns you on!

Choner: Try winning some Hoja de Nicaragua cigars. They're a pretty darned good medium bodied cigar which come at a VERY inexpensive price. Can usually pick up a 5 pack for $7 - $10.

Bless The Over Bider,Some One Has To Pay The Bills.For That Kind Of Money They Better Walk The Dog AND Put The Kids To Bed Too !!!!

Is this an overbid?

It's all relative ...

I saw them at a local shop here in California going for $31.73 per cigar!

... and I see he is still slightly under internet retail prices for that particular cigar.

So ... I would say no, this is not an overbid.

Save the money, or at least spend it on some great sticks like CAO or Padrons!

Charlie

i just got back from bahamas where i went to graycliff. the prof. series chair man selld for 27$ a stick