I've heard the same thing. May have my 1st tonight. Will report back
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You won't be disappointed. Not bad at all from my experience
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I've heard the same thing. May have my 1st tonight. Will report back
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I've had an authentic Cuban Cohiba, and honestly I've had much better non-Cubans. Cubans don't seem to mean what they used to. Good cigars for sure, just over hyped IMO.
...but I certainly would still be super excited for a box of Cohibas, don't get me wrong haha
I've heard the same thing. May have my 1st tonight. Will report back
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Part of the reason for this is that many of the original Cohiba rollers and their families left Cuba, in the 1960s and smuggled seeds from top shelf tobacco plants out of the country. As you can imagine, many settled in the Miami area and then their families branched out. Some of the best Nicaraguan smokes are descendants of those families, IIRC.
Guys I thought this was cool. A golf related cigar hack
I'd be surprised if most golfers didn't know this...
Guys I thought this was cool. A golf related cigar hack
I'd be surprised if most golfers didn't know this...
Just to take a stab before actually watching it...does it have something to do with using the tee to punch the end of a cigar?
Yep, 100%. Most of the seeds grown in places like Honduras and Nicaragua are now ex-Cuban seeds from what I have heard. I believe the Oliva family is one of those families that left Cuba with the seeds, and Oliva makes some of the best cigars for the price.
As far as Cohibas I'm a skeptical person in nature. When I had my 1st Cuban my mind was blown they were so good
Anyone here like Gurkha's? I read that they were a premium cigar so I saw a great deal from JRs on a 5 pack of Gurkha Beauties. I do not like them at all. When I read the customer reviews they get a lot of bad reviews. This cigar was supposed to be mild and it peppery and sharp yuckk. Any Gurkha fans here?
Agree, I've never had one that was all that good.Gurkhas are a bit of a joke. Their gimmick is setting a crazy MSRP per cigar like $20 per stick and then heavily discount it by 75%. It makes one think that it's an incredible deal but in reality it's not even a good $5 stick.
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Gurkhas are a bit of a joke. Their gimmick is setting a crazy MSRP per cigar like $20 per stick and then heavily discount it by 75%. It makes one think that it's an incredible deal but in reality it's not even a good $5 stick.
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Gurkhas are a bit of a joke. Their gimmick is setting a crazy MSRP per cigar like $20 per stick and then heavily discount it by 75%. It makes one think that it's an incredible deal but in reality it's not even a good $5 stick.
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Anyone here like Gurkha's? I read that they were a premium cigar so I saw a great deal from JRs on a 5 pack of Gurkha Beauties. I do not like them at all. When I read the customer reviews they get a lot of bad reviews. This cigar was supposed to be mild and it peppery and sharp yuckk. Any Gurkha fans here?
I've tried many of them and didn't like a single one.
I wonder how they stay in business
Smoking the always reliable Acid Kuba Kuba on my porch right now with a Not You Father's Alcohol Root Beer
great smoke. I enjoyed an Undercrown earlier with a coke, my fav combo (ran out of Jack lol)