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Hi guys, It looks like I'll be going to South Korea for a year or so. I know there is an LCDH in Seoul, but I haven't been able to find info on prices. Any know how much it is for say an average pc, robusto, etc? "So, everyone that disagrees with you is a Venezuelan Communist. I see, that is interesting."-Presley | ||
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Well, you got me curious so I had to Google. If this site is right, not only is Seoul the best place to buy, it's the ONLY place. http://seoulcigaraficionadosoc...cigars-in-korea.html No idea if the info is still current, but looks like someone was still posting to it until last summer. I'm kinda jealous. I love Korean food -- which is not that easy to come by in upstate PA. | |||
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Kind of surprised those Cuban commies have not release a North Korean RE. DKR RE: hints or bark, twigs and dried grass, with very earthy overtones. Only one cigar will be made, as the materials were all eaten. Cor: Steve, you have proven yourself to be a tremendous whack job. | |||
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Cubans in S. Korea are uber expensive and difficult to find. They average out to about $40-$50 a stick for just any average Cuban cigar. Because of that, the demand is low and it's very difficult to find them. Not many people can afford to smoke them on a regular basis at that price so very few places carry cubans. My bro in law is a huge cigar guy and he will usually just bring his own every time he goes there on business. He's actually talking to LFD about a deal to distribute to S. Korea | |||
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