Is this an old camacho band? · Page 2

Ok Tg don't get panties in a bunch ...I got ya know...Sortabmisunderstood the actual listing,wording on cbid,..Thanks for clearing up...It takes me a minute or ten to process info at times

Thanks TG

charliebarr
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11 years ago

#23

Charlie, Charlie, Charlie......is there anyone whom you haven't managed to get under their skin?

Abrignac wrote:

To be fair I am reading three articles just double checking what I was reading...I misunderstood as I said...chit Anthony.If I knew all answers I would not ask questions...and been very polite so not biggie imo

charliebarr
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11 years ago

#24

Oh, and to be clear, I don't know if cbid is selling that older one / band or never updated the photo and if selling the current one.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

This is where confusion was at for me...So ..ot sure why anyone is mad perse

Thunder.Gerbil
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11 years ago

#25

Not in a bunch, just not feeling like making long explanations. The 10th was a special cigar for that occasion. At that same time, they also changed all the bands on their other cigars.

charliebarr
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11 years ago

#26

Thanks Thunder srry bout my confusion.

As far as other comment...totally inappropriate imo..I'm trying to learn ...I did not completely understand so I just double checked..In no way do I c this as pissing someone off...I have learned ALOT on here and as most p say there is no dumb questions...I had a doubt and asled TG confimed...As far as friend I'd like to think I have quite a few...My personality a bit strange as well as strong..I in fact am me...that all I'll ever b..So like me or not I try to be mainly friendly to all...

Again thanks Tg

All have a good night

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Abrignac
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11 years ago

#27

Charlie, Camacho cigars was founded in 1961. In 1995 it was bought out by the Eiroa family. They in turn sold the brand to Davidoff in 2008 keeping Christain Eiroa on as President of the company. Sometime in 2012 Christian parted ways with Davidoff and founded CLE cigars. About the same time Camacho re-blended their portfolio of cigars and changed the label to the "Everlast" look.

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charliebarr
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11 years ago

#28

Thanks aloy Anthony....I do search quite a bit on hear though the sticks Batman found,...in turn with the new release stick he mentioned is why I was wanting to know....Anyways surely appreciate info and try not to rub ppl wrong...

Anyways have a great night ..thx

Thunder.Gerbil
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11 years ago

#29

charliebarr wrote:

Honestly, Camacho bands while the Eiroras owned the company were confusing at times. They seemed to be in a near constant state of flux. Changing every few years, then distributors having old stock that would pop up a few years later after the band had changed, or certain bands being done in a different style, it was a mess.

You certainly did not offend or piss me off with your question. Not sure who you are saying was inappropriate, me or you; but neither qualifies imo.

teedubbya
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11 years ago

#30

I miss the cloth band Olivas.

charliebarr
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11 years ago

#31

I felt that me gutting under ppl skin was inappropriate..I was just slighly confused..All is good my friend...thx again..

Anthony gave me more info also....
Is all good pretty sure I got it now.

...lol thx

zody
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11 years ago

#32

.......About the same time Camacho re-blended their portfolio of cigars and changed the label to the "Everlast" look.

Abrignac wrote:

And Davidoff successfully destroyed a great cigar in one fell swoop with their "New and bold"

kombat96
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11 years ago

#33

Got a few of them. Meh

charliebarr
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11 years ago

#34

I hope this is not one of those annoying questions.....but if in fact a company is making great cigars ,decides to sell for whatever reason...why do they constantly try to fix something unbroken so to speak?My assumption is always money????Which in the long run seems less cigars would be purchased and boom back to square one????