Tobacco

I'm pretty sure ive had both but im not experienced enough to know taste difference and i cant tell by its appearance.

Here's one of the best resources on the Internet for identifying counterfeit cigars. Don't kid yourself, even so-called experts can be fooled, and even cigars purchased at Casa del Habano have been found to be counterfeit.

http://www.cigaraficionado.com/Cigar/CA_Counterfeits/Counterfeit_Gallery/0,3390,,00.html

2007-01-15 23:16:08 by im the champ baby

sommer 2008-holidays on Cuba ...so, that is a production of original cuban cohiba cigars

How much would one genuine low end Cohiba cost? Should I even try my luck on the black market?

Things you need to look at...

1. The box; if it comes in a box with a glass lid, it's a fake. The warranty label stating that it's from the Republic of Cuba must be clear and defined, not blurry. On a real box, there should be a date of manufacture on the bottom of the box.

2. The cigar; When you roll it between your fingers, it should feel consistently firm and putty like. If it has squishy spots, it's a fake. The cigars should be a uniform chocolate color, not inconsistent light/darker tones. The Cohiba label should have raised gold lettering, and the label should be bold print and in deep color. If the print is bland and washed out, it's a fake. The label on the cigar should also be 15mm, while the fakes are 17mm.

2008-02-24 16:29:12 by cajcameron

Depends on what type of Cohiba cigar you want to buy. Usually $1 for mini's to $15+ for their premiums. It's a very good cigar, and well worth the price, in my humble opinion. =)

Here's a well respected site to purchase cigars online. Type "cohiba" in the search box to see what they have in stock: http://www.cigarsinternational.com/search.asp

Cohiba Sampler Pack + Xikar Cutter: http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=SP-CGASST1&cat=19&page=2

This site is pretty good too: http://www.thompsoncigar.com/search.aspx?sid=vanbq5551lhoa045cqmtibqd&sType=Search&cm_re=HP-_-Search-_-Search&keyword=cohiba

2008-01-07 19:15:54 by ltfan21315

i have been given a box of genuine cohiba esplende(?) cigars. problem is, they are 2 years old. i'm not a cigar nut, but i'd love to bring these back to life. is there a way to accomplish this?

Put a lightly damp paper towel into a large ziploc. Put the box of cigars in to the ziploc. Voila. You'll have to go by feel to know when the are ready. Chances are that they will never taste like they did. A lot of the essential oils will have evaporated.

2006-09-29 06:56:40 by steve

Hi,

How much is one Cohiba cigar selling in Singapore? Where can I get it?

not sure how much is it but you can try this place >>
The Pacific Cigar Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd
50 Tras Street Singapore 078989
Tel : 6324-2150
Fax : 6324-2151
call them to check the price =)

2007-04-16 02:23:01 by gold n

I want to know if I can take an empty box in the U.S that used to contain Cohiba cigars from cuba in it. The box no longer has cigars in it, but I use it to keep all my legal papers, passport, visa status, some cash, and emergency credit card.

No because the box was made in cuba is a cuban box made by cuban peoples.

2007-08-06 11:05:08 by manny alvarez