Cigars and Blades...Modern style

chambelona59 said:
Nice, you lucky Canadians can access/purchase Cubans easily.
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Yes, we are lucky. But our tobacco tax makes buying cigars painful. This little stick is $22.50 in stores. My favorite non Cuban, the Arturo Fuente Short Story, is $19 here. I'd almost rather not be able to buy Cuban and have US prices on Nicaraguan/Dominican/etc...
 
mwally said:
Yes, we are lucky. But our tobacco tax makes buying cigars painful. This little stick is $22.50 in stores. My favorite non Cuban, the Arturo Fuente Short Story, is $19 here. I'd almost rather not be able to buy Cuban and have US prices on Nicaraguan/Dominican/etc...
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Wow.
I don't pay more than $4.00 - $4.80 per single cigar.
Most are under $4.00 for me.
I get the best buys from JR, no tax, free shipping.
 
Ramone Allones Small Club (petite) Corona
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Some sort of Alec Bradley factory 2ND for me tonight. I really need to find more good smokes 5 inches and under for when I don't have an hour at night.
 
tdkfm said:
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Some sort of Alec Bradley factory 2ND for me tonight. I really need to find more good smokes 5 inches and under for when I don't have an hour at night.
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How about the A. Fuente Short Story or Best Seller?
 
A beautiful non-Cuban stick. ...and that's coming from a guy who smokes A LOT of Cubans.

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mwally said:
That knife looks great brother! Is that a home brew?
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Yes, CPM4V @ 62RC. Linen micarta scales.



Wasn't happy with it so I ground it a bit higher.
 
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