I grok!
Oh, and as for Gary, I think I think he like playing cop because he gets to wear the costume of the Village People's lead singer.
Wilkey
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Habanos for the Spainish market
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Oh, and as for Gary, I think I think he like playing cop because he gets to wear the costume of the Village People's lead singer.
Wilkey
You're right; it was part of the original Cuba sanctions put into place in 1963. I guess I never really thought about that until the restrictions were tightened in 2004. I think all the amendment did was to further restrict travel to Cuba and what you could bring back.
Dang,
Ain't that what I said?
To sum up: "Cubans bad! Bad!"
Wilkey
Did someone say something? ???
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Dang,
Ain't that what I said?
To sum up: "Cubans bad! Bad!"
Wilkey
Blah, blah, blah...........you want a cookie or something
cbob
New Member
I missed the start of this thread because I was IN SPAIN and not checking the boards. It seems to have degenerated into a rant about Habanos sources so I won't mention the new 2008 prices in Spain (up another 5% as of April) or the reduced prices on some brands and sizes (like Sancho Sancho).
If anyone is traveling or wants recent info, we could start another thread.
Commander Bob
And the "duty-free" prices are still higher than the prices in the Madrid shops.
If anyone is traveling or wants recent info, we could start another thread.
Commander Bob
And the "duty-free" prices are still higher than the prices in the Madrid shops.
DeanoUK
New Member
Bob, I'm hopefully off to Madrid soon, so I'd love to know about the prices of cigars, specifically cigars from the ISOM.
Also I heard there's a cigar shop in one of the Madrid airports - La Cava del Cigarro - if you know of it?
Any information gratefully received.
Also I heard there's a cigar shop in one of the Madrid airports - La Cava del Cigarro - if you know of it?
Any information gratefully received.
cbob
New Member
I know the shop. Avoid if possible.
Oops.
Since "sources will be discussed"... PM sent.
CB
DeanoUK
New Member
FoMoCo
Member
Email sent
Rather than start a new thread I'm going to resurrect this one. I'll be heading to Spain soon and looking for cigar shop recommendations. The cities where I will have shopping opportunities include Madrid, Granada and Seville. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Also, any price lists out there? I've only been able to find a list from 2007.
Thanks!
Thanks!
DeanoUK
New Member
I actually endend up in Dubai instead of Madrid lol, so I won't be of much use. Veryyy late change of plan for me!
Price list that applied last summer: **********************
(Edited and pm:ed to Steve, sorry)
In every big city there should be huge department stores called "El Corte Ingles" that sell cigars. At least one in Barcelona had a walk-in with nice a selection.
sinnyc
Tibi ipsi esto fidelis.
Not only is that posting a source, it's precariously close to being an advertisement. This being your first day, first post and all...
- Tim
Edited to add: Good move removing that.
Bxcigrfan
There Once was a Man from Nantucket...
When I was in Madrid the Cortés ingles only had certain 3 and 4 stick boxes of cohiba and they were stored with the cigarettes out in the open in a section that was like a perfume section, not humidified or anything. I assumed they were the machine made ones and didn’t need to be stored properly.
Everyone i asked would tell me to go to these Kiosk type things that sold cigarettes and that i would find cigars there but again no humidor just those 3 and 4 packs sitting there.
Everyone i asked would tell me to go to these Kiosk type things that sold cigarettes and that i would find cigars there but again no humidor just those 3 and 4 packs sitting there.