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this cigar should be no more than $2.50, and is decent for such a price. You get what you pay for and this is cigar is seemingly bland spice that doesn't evolve into much, but hey, it's less than $3. an everyday smoke, not for a big occasion
Originally posted by wedge cut mike: this cigar should be no more than $2.50, and is decent for such a price. You get what you pay for and this is cigar is seemingly bland spice that doesn't evolve into much, but hey, it's less than $3. an everyday smoke, not for a big occasion
Interesting. With luck Cigar teacher will stop by and help us with this.
Cuban rejects are the cigars rolled by newer rollers that don't pass the muster. they are sold in shops and on streets in mexico and other tourist areas. they don't look good but sometimes taste every bit as good. also sometimes known as segundos as my friends here in miami tell me. i hope i was able to help you newer guys out.
Originally posted by Cigar teacher: Cuban rejects are the cigars rolled by newer rollers that don't pass the muster. they are sold in shops and on streets in mexico and other tourist areas. they don't look good but sometimes taste every bit as good. also sometimes known as segundos as my friends here in miami tell me. i hope i was able to help you newer guys out.
No such thing as segundos in Cuba, All cigars that are not up to standards are cut up and are blended into cigarette tobacco.
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Originally posted by Cigar teacher: Cuban rejects are the cigars rolled by newer rollers that don't pass the muster. they are sold in shops and on streets in mexico and other tourist areas. they don't look good but sometimes taste every bit as good. also sometimes known as segundos as my friends here in miami tell me. i hope i was able to help you newer guys out.
No such thing as segundos in Cuba, All cigars that are not up to standards are cut up and are blended into cigarette tobacco.
oh how uneducated some peope are. i live in miami and by all my cubans from real cuban people. my good friend told me that when the cuban tobacco is snuck into miami they go to ex rollers from cuba. most are great rollers from the great factories of cuba. then depending on which company they worked for they will roll r&j's, cohiba and so on. sometimes they teach young rollers and these are the cuban segundos or rejects. same tobacco just not as nice to look at. i get those cuban cigars cheaper from my miami real cuban friends. as i stated before i am here to teach.
Interesting how Cigar Teacher registered on April 1 with no e-mail. Steve your software business must be slow, although sometimes CT is entertaining just getting old.
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