blueboy
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11 years ago
I searched this before posting as to be sure no one else had asked.

I have seen that the "mothership" is selling the Kristoff cigars but when it comes to CBID they have only started popping up in the last several months (ballpark). I know a lot of manufacturer/distributors control their price points but I haven't seen a variety of sizes or blends on here yet.

Guess my question is, is there a reason we only see certain blends on CBID? Also certain sizes?

I enjoy the Kristoff sticks and enjoy several of the different blends but those that I have seen on here are usually Churchill or Matador sizes. Really not in my ring gauge or stick preference.

Could you just shed some light on this.

Anyone else feel free to chime in about the stick as well. Thanks!! 🇨🇮
delta1
11 years ago
Are the Churchills and Matadors the exact same length and RG as the Kristoff cigars sold elsewhere, or are they CBid exclusives?
blueboy
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11 years ago

Are the Churchills and Matadors the exact same length and RG as the Kristoff cigars sold elsewhere, or are they CBid exclusives?

delta1 wrote:



Same as those sold else where.
crgcpro
11 years ago
The only Kristoffs I have ever seen here are the Samplers that usually go for around $48.
cacman
11 years ago
Where are the damn Lanceros???
tonygraz
11 years ago
The Wombat cornered the market on them.
kombat96
11 years ago

The Wombat cornered the market on them.

tonygraz wrote:


Pecker head[frypan] 😣 [ram27bat]
danmdevries
11 years ago

The only Kristoffs I have ever seen here are the Samplers that usually go for around $48.

crgcpro wrote:



I bought one for 40 flat and I think the binder leaf is asbestos. These things won't smoke.

One time I bought a couple from a Michigan shpo and really enjoyed them. But, that sampler as well as another I picked up in a Tennessee shpo would not smoke worth a damn.
crgcpro
11 years ago
I've smoked well over 100 boxes of them over the years and the only bad one I ever smoked was from the Kristiana line or whatever their lower end is.

The Ligero Maduros are simply delicious and they make the biggest Robusto in the business.
KingoftheCove
11 years ago



The Ligero Maduros are simply delicious and they make the biggest Robusto in the business.

crgcpro wrote:


^^This...

The only issue I have with them is being patient enough to let them sit for 6 months or so.......
Tons of smoke, perfect draw, good burn........and the dried cherry notes that pop in and out are amazing.....

They can be had for good prices...............but............I've already said too much.........
blueboy
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11 years ago
Anyone from CBid can answer this
ShanaC@CigarBid
11 years ago
I will pass along the word to see if we can get more added for ya.
blueboy
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11 years ago

I will pass along the word to see if we can get more added for ya.

ShanaC@CigarBid wrote:



I certainly hope so!
cacman
11 years ago

I will pass along the word to see if we can get more added for ya.

ShanaC@CigarBid wrote:


Can they add more Fuente's & LFD's too???
99cobra2881
11 years ago

Can they add more Fuente's & LFD's too???

cacman wrote:




I was just thinking about the same thing. We lost the opportunity to bid on a lot of decent cigars on here last year due to MAP. What were they replaced by?

Time to restock the auctions maybe?
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