true Cubans?
IamIuru
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greetings, new to the forum and I have a question. (shocker)
I inherited several plastic wrapped boxes of 2003 Habanos Cohiba limited editions double corona. I have only been smokin a year so no experiance. I have looked online and have found limited info on these smokes. They are pre hologram. I opened one box and really have no frame of reference to know how good/bad they are. They are not dry or moldy, I even sacrificed one to see if it was long leaf, it is. They are triple capped. I guess I am looking for someone with knowledge of cubans to tell me what else I can look for. Are they worth smoking or should I sell a box. Thanks in advance for any info.
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Guitarded Posts: 4,705 ✭✭✭✭✭I am NO authority on Cuban cigars, but after doing a little research, these appear to be authentic. If they are counterfeit, these are the best bands I have seen, the wrapper color looks correct for this release, and box code is appropriate.
Give then some time to acclimate to a reasonable temp and humidity ( 65/65 ) for a month or so and I hope you enjoy them.Friends don't let good friends smoke cheap cigars.8
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-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
So
If you really want these questions answered, you're going to have to give some more info. I know this because I've seen this conversation take place many many times.
First, inherited from whom? Not their name, but Uncle? Grandpa? Dad? Aunt Betsy? And, what do you know about their cigar habits? Did Aunt Betsy get them from her dear departed brother and stick them in the attic?
Or, were they Uncle George's and he was a meticulous cigar fanatic who adapted a series of refrigerators to provide perfect climate control, where they've been for the last 16 years?
Next, you need to put up some pictures. Good pictures. Pictures of the cigars, the boxes, in focus etc.
Then, you were willing to "sacrifice" one, I assume you're referring to a dissection of some sort. Did you get photos of that? If not, search Daniel Z. Reyes for ideas on how that works.
Finally, since you were willing to slice one up, have you smoked one of them? If so, describe that experience to the best of your ability. If not, why not? You've got several boxes, right? You're a cigar smoker, albeit not with much experience, right?
Let us know.
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@Martel would be a good one to send a cigar to. He does a pretty good job writing reviews. At least you would read about the nuances of the cigar.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
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“Or should I SELL a box” that’s what this post is about IMO.
Just sayin
Also the band is a forgery, just look at the white checks.
habanos doesn’t celo anyboxes.
could still be cheaper Cuban tobacco and decent to smoke, but people fear floor sweepings you find in many fake cigars.
MKO is the 2003 cohiba factory code.