I originally thought that the excuse for the jump in prices a few years ago: weather storms that reduced the crop of tobacco leaves, was a temporary condition. It seems the producers realized that people were willing to pay the higher prices and saw no need to drop them back down, instead taking off from that level....
Guess I'm resigned to the stock of Cuban cigars I've accumulated...and enjoying them occasionally...
I'll monitor the online vendors occasionally to see if they're offering any enticing "special deals" hoping for something within my price range. But I'm not holding my breath...Montecristo Edmundos are fabulous cigars but at a "special discount" of $35.50/ea, box of 25? ummm...no...
Diplomaticos No. 2, from 2008, wonderfully aged. Not sure how and when I acquired that gem...
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