Never been down that way myself. Hope you have a great time, enjoy it
Here are a few pics that I got. Honestly was a little disappointed in the condition of the cigars a lot of them were cracked and just didn't appear that they were cared for properly. One of the cigars I grabbed has mold on the foot the other 2 from the same spot did not. I blame myself for not spending more time in the store. I guess I am spoiled with my local spots for always having cigars in impeccable shape. Overall it was a good experience and great trip. So to sum it up if you go be diligent. Lastly prices seemed steep and I'm not well versed in CC pricing.Never been down that way myself. Hope you have a great time, enjoy it
If you get a chance to take some pic inside the LCDH, I would love to see them!
Wow! Thanks for the pics! Love seeing stogies!!
It's unfortunate for sure that it happens so often, and I am still learning every day. I believe it is probably the chase of the forbidden fruit for so many of us that decisions are made that perpetuate some of the shady tactics we see out there. For me it is an opportunity to taste something new as I am sure so many of us, especially here, are on the constant quest to find that next great experience that we can go to again and again. It's really crazy to think how some dead, fermented, rolled up leaves bring so much enjoyment to us and then add in the comradery we are able to share here through today's technology and it makes those experiences even better. I am so glad Ed @Pugman1943 shared this place with me.They've been spoiled for ages with fellows un-like you who don't have near the discerning eye that you have. Just like year, after year, after year, tourists continue to unwittingly buy the glass top Cohiba's, and so do people with legitimate concerns over cigars like what you have witnessed.
Thanks for adding to the much needed discussion we are having.
they are completly fake right?They've been spoiled for ages with fellows un-like you who don't have near the discerning eye that you have. Just like year, after year, after year, tourists continue to unwittingly buy the glass top Cohiba's, and so do people with legitimate concerns over cigars like what you have witnessed.
Thanks for adding to the much needed discussion we are having.
All glass tops are fake.
i mean he said it was in a LCDH could you even trutst then that their other cigars where real?
I'm pretty sure the first pics he took were not from a LCDH, but I could be wrong?
Hey fellow Texan, is that the shop with a paper mâché figure of ole' Fidel up front? Was there years ago, and it seemed shady to me
No this was the LCDH. Upstairs of a restaurant on the main beach front drag. The only negative was the condition of several of the cigars looked like they had been fingered over and handled too much.
That's a pretty funny shop. I've been inside. You walk in the humidor and there's every Cuban cigar you could imagine. And they are ALL fake! It's crazy. It's really close to the cruise ship terminal, however.
