Taps, no problem bro. Oscar post that you sent, what you sent, and I send to you. All is right with the world.

Now, where is that LIST!!!

[quote=Taps86] Karma is a Bit@h.

All I really smoke is oliva. As you can see I haven't ventured far. I know one thing for sure though. I'm not a big fan of "CUBANS"[/quote]

I was introduced to cigar smoking while downrange and was mainly smoking Cubans. Just like Nic or Dom Rep cigars, it all depends on the brand and line. Some are good, some bad, and some really, really good. Unless you smoked a bunch of different ones, I wouldn't write off the Cubans. Monte #2 is my favorite. A nice long smooth smoke!

[quote=stinger88]I was introduced to cigar smoking while downrange and was mainly smoking Cubans. Just like Nic or Dom Rep cigars, it all depends on the brand and line. Some are good, some bad, and some really, really good. Unless you smoked a bunch of different ones, I wouldn't write off the Cubans. Monte #2 is my favorite. A nice long smooth smoke![/quote]

The same with my dad. Like I said with the list I posted above.

I grew up around a military father who only ever smoked Montecristo or H. Upmann cigars along with the cheap **** he was given or sent.

I think the biggest problem I have with Cubans is that 99.9% of the time the ones I have smoked are probably knockoffs that people are getting when they go on the cruises or vacation. They may have the labels, but that doesn't mean ****.

Harley sure is taking his sweet time posting a list...

You may just not like Cubans. Most do share a common flavor when they're new. In punta Cana, cigars cost more than they do here. They must be exported and shipped back to the DR. Unless you're going on a 6 hour car ride to santo Domingo and have a tour set up at Fuente, better take all the cigars you plan on smoking.

Maybe he's looking up cigars on the interwebs. Real HTF stuff, you know ?

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Ok here we go......

Master Blend 1 or 2

Tat Noella 2006 or 2009

Litto Gomez Small Batch #4

LFD Colorado Oscuro

GOF series B

Oliva Blue Band

Papas Fritas

Cohiba BHK

Aged Sancho Panza

L'Atelier

We'll start with that...

ELITIST!

Hmmmmm

[quote=sd72]You may just not like Cubans. Most do share a common flavor when they're new. In punta Cana, cigars cost more than they do here. They must be exported and shipped back to the DR. Unless you're going on a 6 hour car ride to santo Domingo and have a tour set up at Fuente, better take all the cigars you plan on smoking. [/quote]

Long Story short, My brothers getting married in Punta Cana and they hired a cigar roller(No Joke). I've been looking forward to this trip for some time. Now with this news, I'm kinda disappointed.

It's still 85 everyday. They just cost more than here. Buy some, enjoy your vaca.

[quote=sd72]It's still 85 everyday. They just cost more than here. Buy some, enjoy your vaca. [/quote]

Lol. Whose to say we don't pull some shady Hangover type chit and drive to Santo Domingo. Trust me with 10 days and All Inclusive I'll still have a blast.

Sounds awful...

[quote=Oscar]Sounds awful...[/quote]

[sarcasm]

HaHa! I don't know why I was expecting the streets to be lined with Vendors selling nothing but high quality cigars for cheap prices.

Damn Travel Agents!!!!!

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I saw cohiba sublimes for $90 a box. They didn't look like them, but I was assured they were real.

I have some glass top boxes if you are interested. I make real good deal!

Lmao!

I have 1 papas fritas if you want to split it in half harley

[quote=Oscar]I have some glass top boxes if you are interested. I make real good deal![/quote]

I know a place you can get one for 30 bucks and comes with 10 sticks as well. Lol[sarcasm]