Myt1
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6 years ago

In the description of various cigars in Cigarbid it is sometimes mentioned that different competing brand cigars are made in the same factory.

How does this work?

Are they simply the same cigars re-branded?

Do they all use the same tobacco but in different blends?

Does each brand bring their own proprietary tobacco to the factory and the cigars are then assembled using their tobacco but the same workers as the other brands?

Or is it something different, or some combination of the above?

Thanks so much. 🇨🇮
Buckwheat
6 years ago
Yes! [sarcasm]
rfenst
6 years ago

In the description of various cigars in Cigarbid it is sometimes mentioned that different competing brand cigars are made in the same factory.

How does this work?

Are they simply the same cigars re-branded?No. But, rejects and blend tested rejects and loose filler are sometimes rebranded

Do they all use the same tobacco but in different blends?Sometimes

Does each brand bring their own proprietary tobacco to the factory and the cigars are then assembled using their tobacco but the same workers as the other brands?Sometimes

Or is it something different, or some combination of the above?Yes, Yes.

Thanks so much. 🇨🇮

Myt1 wrote:



Welcome!
jjanecka
6 years ago
It depends on the quality of Cigar. When you're talking about higher end cigars they use different blends comprised of tobacco from various farms.

When you're talking about cheapo sticks, they could very well all be rebranded dog rockets.
ZRX1200
6 years ago
Where’s RP or K Hans when you need them?!!
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
Probably in China making sure their tobacco fields are safe from corona virus...
jespear
6 years ago

Where’s RP or K Hans when you need them?!!

ZRX1200 wrote:



Probably out looking for Cros !
frankj1
6 years ago

In the description of various cigars in Cigarbid it is sometimes mentioned that different competing brand cigars are made in the same factory.

How does this work?

Are they simply the same cigars re-branded?

Do they all use the same tobacco but in different blends?

Does each brand bring their own proprietary tobacco to the factory and the cigars are then assembled using their tobacco but the same workers as the other brands?

Or is it something different, or some combination of the above?

Thanks so much. 🇨🇮

Myt1 wrote:


wait, you're Richard Fader from Fort Lee NJ!
Myt1
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6 years ago

wait, you're Richard Fader from Fort Lee NJ!

frankj1 wrote:



How did you know my first name is Richard?

This is getting scary.

The other stuff is wrong, though.
clintCigar
6 years ago
This is a scary place...😨
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
No no. The scary place is another site
frankj1
6 years ago

How did you know my first name is Richard?

This is getting scary.

The other stuff is wrong, though.

Myt1 wrote:


you coulda been famous...

Whistlebritches
6 years ago

How did you know my first name is Richard?

Myt1 wrote:



What's up D1ck???
tonygraz
6 years ago
Ok. tricky dicky. If you were a cigar manufacturer would you make a seperate factory for each brand you offered ?
USNGunner
6 years ago

What's up D1ck???

Whistlebritches wrote:




😂 I thought it, I typed it, I went, "Naaaah, let it go."

You da man Ron! 👍
Palama
6 years ago

Ok. tricky dicky. If you were a cigar manufacturer would you make a seperate factory for each brand you offered ?

tonygraz wrote:



+1

I’m sure many mass production plants are set up to run multiple products / brands all the time. You run one line one day / week then run something else after the order is fulfilled. In a cigar facility I’m sure the rollers are skilled enough to transition from one “recipe” to another, flawlessly. Whether or not the products are all the same but just re-labeled, well...I’m pretty sure that info will never be disclosed. [gonzo]
Myt1
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6 years ago

Ok. tricky dicky. If you were a cigar manufacturer would you make a seperate factory for each brand you offered ?

tonygraz wrote:



No, but it sounds like Fords, Chevys and Chryslers are all being made in the same factory.
tonygraz
6 years ago
And until they built their first factory around a year ago, all Gurkha's were made in other company cigar factories.
clintCigar
6 years ago
ohh Gurkha-schmurka u just wanna fondle Kaizad's bawls
Myt1
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6 years ago

you coulda been famous...

frankj1 wrote:



I just watched this. Absolutely classic!
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