Never really was a fanboy, just enjoyed a few of his cigars…

Plowboy221 wrote:

^^I can get Bolivar Corona Gigantes for less than $12 a stick. Delivered.

I would NEVER dream of paying anything more for a vastly inferior cigar.

Hell, I can get a RASCC for less than $5 a stick and that little beauty would wheelrite (dwarf) and POS smoke you could get in the USA... at ANY size.

MACS wrote:

^^I can get Bolivar Corona Gigantes for less than $12 a stick. Delivered.

I would NEVER dream of paying anything more for a vastly inferior cigar.

Hell, I can get a RASCC for less than $5 a stick and that little beauty would wheelrite (dwarf) and POS smoke you could get in the USA... at ANY size.

MACS wrote:

Dude is gonna go out of bidness when Cuba is able to sell here.

But then... this site is gonna go BANKRUPT in a hot minute.

MACS wrote:

I sometimes wonder if Cuba would be open to mixing their tobacco with others not grown on their island. But then why would they be willing to help their competitors?

MACS wrote:

I wonder if people are confusing them with LP flying feral pigs. They are still overpriced at $30.00 for a LP flying feral pig, but an undercrown at $30, wow.

Speyside wrote:

I think, in my beer buzzed state, this is what I was trying to convey. A lot of the NC offerings are priced like that, VSG, Opus X come to mind, and while they're very good... they're not on par with the CC offerings for much less (IMO).

I can recall smoking candelas and liking them when my journey began... so I suppose it's a bit hypocritical of me to bash NC's the way I do. But c'mon, man... the prices on some of these things make ya go 🤔 .

MACS wrote:

👆 could make some interesting cigars if they would be open to mixing, wrappers, fillers etc

Plowboy221 wrote: