Buying a Real Cuban - How do I know?
When traveling to other countries and I see a offer for Cubans, how can I know I am really buying a Cuban? Zero experience and I just want to try.
Are duty free shops trustworthy?
My other experiences:
Jamica - Monte Cristo's - I asked for a box and the seller said "no box, cheaper in bulk" - I passed.
Mexico - Romeo Juliettas - Seller had them boxed but in a tupperware container - I passed.
Both places were really expensive and both had labels that said "Habana".
Is there a way to tell?
Thank you,
Are duty free shops trustworthy?
My other experiences:
Jamica - Monte Cristo's - I asked for a box and the seller said "no box, cheaper in bulk" - I passed.
Mexico - Romeo Juliettas - Seller had them boxed but in a tupperware container - I passed.
Both places were really expensive and both had labels that said "Habana".
Is there a way to tell?
Thank you,
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Look into a few websites. The biggest and first giveaway I look for is the seal on the box. I use this image as reference all the time. I never buy cubans unless it is by the box or the box has been opened in front of me.
ok, I see the closest LCDH is Hermosillo, about a 5 hr drive, did it about 35 yr ago but not advisable these days, too many bandidos. However I see they have free shipping on orders over $168, just need a friend in Nogy with an adress.