Where: Cheapest authentic cigars in Europe?

[Simon G]

Defo worse Peejay!

[cigarmo]

My fav is the casa in Prague, good prices and excellent service

[rascal]

My fav is the casa in Prague, good prices and excellent service

Cigars or was it a casa de putas

[cigarmo]

Cigars or was it a casa de putas

In my defence, I was led to believe it was a cigar establishment at the moment of entry, what took place after that point was excellent customer service!!!

[JoeyGunz]

had some adventures in Prague myself, none cigar related though

[Simon G]

Now now! Lets not drift off the subject...
Let's keep it strictly to where you can go abroad, get value for money
and relax knowing you're not gonna get shafted….

[rascal]

Now now! Lets not drift off the subject...
Let's keep it strictly to where you can go abroad, get value for money
and relax knowing you're not gonna get shafted….

unless thats what you asked for

anyway Barcelona with a few days trips to Andorra would be my pick

[Rasputin]

They are cheap here in Geneva...... In summer flights here are piss cheap as well. If you get a proper box and bring back 50. The cost of the flight is negible as you can save 50% of the price of UK sticks. 25 Monte 2s is 180 pounds in Geneva versus about 400 in the UK this is not including the deals you can pick up.

[Simon G]

What's the rough return cost of a flight to Geneva Rasp?

[PeeJay]

What's the rough return cost of a flight to Geneva Rasp?

Middle of next month ?130 return

[Rob Royston]

I have actually been looking around at flights to Europe too. I'm a 15 minute bus ride from London city airport and thinking of just turning up one morning, hopping on a plane and flying back same day.

This will probably be the one time I'm glad to live close to a noisy airport!

Geneva sounds good...think I'll go internet shopping for flights

[Rob Royston]

Just did a search
London City to Geneva and back = ?161.14

Would it be worth it?

[Simon G]

Depends on the prices in Geneva, and which sticks you buy.
Some work out a hell of a lot cheaper compared to others.
The limit is 50 per person as well isn't it?

[Rob Royston]

Unlimited if EU to EU countries. They just get funny and ask questions about more than 200 or something.
50 if non EU?

[Rasputin]

In answer to those who talk about flying in. Generally you can fly from one of the main airports on easyjet for about 100 quid give or take.

Taken direct from the HMRC website. Come on over boys fill your boots.... http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/arriving/arrivingeu.htm

Customs checks when coming from the EU

If a customs official from the UK Border Agency (UKBA) thinks you may be bringing in excise goods such as alcohol and tobacco from the EU for commercial use - perhaps to sell to other people or simply for reimbursement - they may ask you questions and make checks. You may be asked about:

• the type and quantity of goods you've bought
• why you bought them
• how you paid for them
• how often you travel
• how much you normally smoke or drink

Although there are no limits on the amount of alcohol and tobacco you can bring in from EU countries, customs officials are more likely to ask you questions if you have more than the following:

Cigarettes	3,200	800
Cigars	200	200
Cigarillos	400	400
Tobacco	3 kilograms	1 kilogram
Beer	110 litres	110 litres
Wine	90 litres	90 litres
Spirits	10 litres	10 litres
Fortified wine (for example port or sherry)	20 litres	20 litres

If the UKBA is satisfied that the goods are for a commercial purpose it may seize them and any vehicle used to transport them, and may not return them to you. You can find out more in the guide 'What to do if your goods are seized by customs' under 'More useful links'.