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tailgater
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12 years ago

A buddy of mine leaves for Cabo tonight.
Any good cigar shop recommendations?

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Thunder.Gerbil
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12 years ago

http://www.lacasadelhabano.com/web/index.php/en/franchises/search-franchises

Pick "Mexico" from the country pull down menu

nolen
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12 years ago

^ The only place to buy authentic Cubans when traveling, but bring a very fat wallet.

reckless
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12 years ago

^ The only place to buy authentic Cubans when traveling, but bring a very fat wallet.

nolen wrote:

Is it true that you really are better off bringing your own? Seems this way everywhere Ive been.

Hillbillyjosh770
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12 years ago

Is it true that you really are better off bringing your own? Seems this way everywhere Ive been.

reckless wrote:

Locals take advantage of tourists. It was like this at Atlantis, found some a lot cheaper in town.

nolen
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12 years ago

Is it true that you really are better off bringing your own? Seems this way everywhere Ive been.

reckless wrote:

That's what I do. We have access to the best cigars in the world here in the states and places like this give us the best prices plus quality handling. Most of the cigars we take for granted here aren't even available in other countries. The premium cigar companies have their work cut out for them just keeping up with the US demand for cigars with a limited supply of premium tobacco available each year.

Thunder.Gerbil
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12 years ago

^ The only place to buy authentic Cubans when traveling, but bring a very fat wallet.

nolen wrote:

One would hope. Remember though that the LCdH in Meridia was shut down and had their franchise pulled a few years ago for selling counterfeit cigars. So as long as the franchisee is honest, and most probably are, you're ok, but you should still know what you are buying.

And yeah, prices can be very high.

Edited by user 12 years ago | Reason: Not specified

nolen
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12 years ago

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

So true!!! Best to find a reputable source and stick with it.

victor809
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12 years ago

I'm heading there in a week or two as well. I think I'm just gonna bring my own.

tailgater
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12 years ago

#10

I've never been.
I gave him the info from ThunderGerbil and I'm sure he'll bring back a smoke or two.

Buckwheat
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12 years ago

#11

If they are flying through Mexico City they should checkout the Duty Free Shop. The Duty Free Shops sometimes have special items that even the LCdH's don't usually get.
Like the H. Upmann 2007 - Travel Humidor and other special releases. +1 on the LCdH's being only place to buy CC's in Mexico (besides the Duty Free Shops). They can be a little expensive in the beach towns but they are still less expensive than Canada or England.

tailgater
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12 years ago

#12

They can be a little expensive in the beach towns but they are still less expensive than Canada or England.

Buckwheat wrote:

I'm sure you're correct.
I mean, Canada, England or most any country would be quite expensive indeed!

Who would purchase a country?

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