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Wow that’s high praise! That really means a lot to hear man, thank you so much!

How you finding the Cubans?

Loving them!

Wow thank you so much for such an encouraging and kind comment! Means a lot man!

Might be because tobacco is taboo and RU-vid doesn’t like it

Thank you for the comment! I didn't want to get too deep in the tobacco technicalities but you're absolutely right!

Legend! Awesome to hear that!

Very kind of you! Thank you so much!

What a kind and encouraging comment! Thank you so much man!

Fantastic comment to read! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much man, I appreciate those kind words! It really is sad that Habanos are taking this route now, but we’ll see what the future repercussions will be!

Thank you so much for that very kind comment man!

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Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you!

So happy to hear that man! Thank you for watching and commenting!

That's fantastic to hear man thank you!

Haha glad to hear it man!

This is a very very interesting question! As with most things Habanos do, there's little to no transparency. They never actually divulge the information as to what their blends are. Now, in some cases it's very clear that the blends within the same brands are vastly different, take the Cohiba Siglo series vs the Linea Clasica for example. But with others it isn't quite as clear. The different cigars within brands like the mille fleurs and wide Churchill from RyJ for example is also very different in blend although they do generally maintain a similar flavor profile. It gets even more complicated with stuff like the Edmundo line from Montecristo where I've had double edmundos and petit edmundos that taste nothing alike but are meant to be from the same line of cigars. Is it only the vitola that changes the flavor or is it the blend? Sadly we'll probably never completely know.

@@StogieLads thanks for the great reply. As a noob, I have little experience and decided to start by going through the RyJ line to see how things compare within a single brand. I’ve only tried a few so far though. I have no idea which cigars within the brand are considered higher or lower quality, as things like Mille fleur or cazadores mean nothing to me other than a different size so I’ve had to mostly base it on price. You brought up a great point too, I imagine a different vitola, even with the same blend, could greatly affect the characteristics. Guess I’ve got a lot to learn!

Thanks for your comment man! Happy to hear that!

Yeah I love the Upmann 50! We have some in our humidors aging right now even haha. Hope you enjoyed yours!

@@StogieLads nicee yeah i def did

Thank you man!

Thanks man! Really appreciate it!

So glad you think so!

Awesome man! Yeah it’s hard to buy a box if you haven’t tried the cigar before for sure. Cuban samplers aren’t all too common because Habanos don’t do them themselves so the retailers need to assemble them and for some reason that doesn’t happen too often. @allthingscigars is a great retailer that we’ve worked with before on Instagram so if you DM them on there they can help you with samplers as I know they do them!

@@StogieLads thanks for the reply, went ahead and ordered some montecristo no. 2’s from ihavannas, as I’ve heard great things about them, but I will definitely check them out and see!

Love it! Thank you so much man!

Thanks a lot buddy!

Haha yeah Habanos are definitely shady. It is hard to actually verify any of their promises and practices, like you say, so they easily could be lying about a lot and we would be none the wiser.

Link?

Hahahah fantastiskt att höra! Det finns för mycket härligt att fokusera på i Kuba för att fokusera på detaljer!

The best ones that ship internationally are probably EGM Cigars, FOH Cigars, iHavanas and RSVP Cigars. Prices are high though, and there’s no getting around that with Cuban cigars nowadays unfortunately.

Muchas gracias!

Hahah what do you mean?

Thank you so much!