Whistlebritches
8 years ago

Thomas jr is the best place for genuine Cuban cohibas.

Only other places that's close is Mexican beaches.

ZRX1200 wrote:



Especially the LE's(limited editions)in glass top boxes.
opelmanta1900
8 years ago
I got a feeling thomas is gonna get sued by Carl...
KingoftheCove
8 years ago
Hiya Junkman!
Don't let these clowns get to ya..........they're just bullies.
They made fun of my car for 3 years! Imagine that!
I told my mommy, and she let them have it.........and they finally stopped picking on me.........somewhat.

You bought a collection of 5000 cigars? That's impressive, gotta say.
How were they stored? Cabinet? Coolers? 50 wood humidors?

The Cohibas you find here, will be just as good as those you find at other online retailers.
If you want CC Cohibas, well, good luck........you'll have to know what you're doing, and have a fat wallet.
delta1
8 years ago
welcome to the asylum FlJunkman...I haven't liked any of the non-Cuban Cohibas I've smoked, and also don't think much of most of the other non Cuban cigars marketed with Cuban labels (Montecristo, H Upmann, Hoyo de Monterrey, Partagas, Trinidad, Romeo y Julieta). Cuban cigars with those names are much better, to me.

I really liked the few Cuban Cohibas I've had, but my tax bracket is too low to be able to get a steady supply of those...
FlJunkman
8 years ago
It was a estate sale.. Guy was like 80 years old, passed away. He had them on shelfs in a office, pretty sure he had a controlled environment in there... and a ton of small cases.. He had been doing business with thompson and the like forever.. got like 20 humidors , ashtrays, lighters etc.. with the lot. Most cigars and humidors, ashtrays etc..where sealed boxes. They all seem good, There where a few old boxes that had been opened, that where stale.. I referbed the good ones.. tossed, the cheaper ones I have a 6ft humidor full. electronic controlled, in the house, air conditioned. Before I smoked so many.. I set up a true commercial refrigerator, in my warehouse, to turn on at 70 .. off at 72,, plus had a electronic humiidity box it there, with alarm and digital read out.. Now i use it to store liquor from a sports bar i bought out. I'm kinda of a prepper...But i don't drink... Paid 1000 for the whole lot of cigars. some date back to 1970's. Looked some up, they are like 150 a stick.Been smoking a few. They are good.. but seem to be mild..Maybe the time does that to them? I listed the normal ones ( drew estate, oliva, etc.. ) a while ago for 3500..I think it was 60 boxes... no takers.. so I just started smoking them..lol At this point, I'm just going to smoke them all.But do find myself buying ones I like, that i ran out off,, lol.If they are still available..some are not.. No clue how many left..over 1000 I bet..I've removed most from the boxes ( saved boxes ) , and are in trays. I routinely move them around in there.. which kinda sucks, cause you get used to where to find a certain one.. Then I can't find it fast..lol There are 2 humidity boxes in there. the big one is on the bottom, and the fan blows up.. and why I move the trays around...anyways.. thats the quick of it..
FlJunkman
8 years ago
Thanks for all the info folks!
frankj1
8 years ago
ya gotta use paragraph breaks every few sentences.
bgz
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8 years ago
Opel's getting better, but he's still not on cameroon's level.
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