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I have one Cohiba Esplendido in my humidor (genuine I believe as it is from CGARS) and it'll be the first one I have ever tried when I get to fire it up. I only had my first ever Cohiba the other day (Siglo IV) and I enjoyed it no end. Bloody fine cigars.
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My BOTL, are we going soft...? lol!!!
Seriously, if you are genuine Islita, then apologoies for the sarcastic banter.
However, if I had a pound for everytime a person has said 'just got back from Cuba and I bought some Cohiba Esplendidos (it's always them aswell, why is that!?!) and I don't really smoke or they were a gift and the person doesn't want them and blah! blah! blah!' I'd have ?4 quid...!!!
No really it'd be a lot more...!!!
So, apologies once again if you are the real deal...
Cheers, HabanoSy
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Cohiba bands have changed many times over the years but rarely from box to box, cigar to cigar. My older cigars have less dots above the name but not always. Why not post a few pics of the seal and box code?
How much did you pay for them? If they are of dubious origin and you cant sell them then send them to us and we will smoke a fake cigar on the 19th Sept to educate our palates
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They were what
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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A joke matey, hence the tonguey bit at the bottom
like this
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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I don't get the joke....I'm a bit thick todayComment
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I've also got one in my humidor as I got one from a mate who just came back from Habana. Unfortunately, I think it's a fake. He bought 25 from a bar and the Cohiba label is not embossed like my other sticks. Only paid 200$ as well for a box of 25.Originally posted by Big Al View Post
Verryy feeesheeeNo man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."
CS Parnell
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he paid about $150 too much.Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
Originally posted by RyanComment
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Stevie's right here methinks. Whatever the paranoia whipped up online regarding fakes there is, without doubt, a small amount of variation in band printing (ever seen a box of Bolivars where all the labels looked the same?). The pictures are inconclusive.
A better indication is that they were cought in a hotel shop, very likely to be fakes imo.Comment
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