Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

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sig 111
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Re: Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

Post by sig 111 »

I have to agree with comments about the price & quality of havanas.I hope that things stay the way they are. :bangin:
BonVivant
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Post by BonVivant »

I would buy less (I have quiet enough at the moment) and get very selective, because of quality.  :)
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Fishhound
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Post by Fishhound »

I would defiantly not buy Habanos, instead I would focus on companies that might start using Cuban tobacco in their blends. In my honest opinion NC's quality is superior to CC's now. They just can't produce tobacco that has that Cuban flavor.

I have to say it will be interesting to see what happens when the embargo eventually ends. Don't count on it to be too soon.   
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Post by BonVivant »

I have to agree that the quality will suffer, when the embargo ends, but look at the brighter side: one will have so many "legal" choices... ;)
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Re: Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

Post by The Real McCoy »

I agree with the theory on prices increasing and quality going down.  That being said, I think more smoking clubs would open, more friends of mine would pick up the hobby or increase their collecting and, because of this, I would probably be buying more isoms than I am today.  However, I still would continue to purchase a decent amount of non-isoms.
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Good point.  Populatiry will no doubt skyrocket as guys that know very little take up the hobby.  This too will contribute to increased prices.
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Re: Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

Post by lz6 »

[quote author=XTR link=topic=1019.msg9670#msg9670 date=1217953709]
There would be a re-boom, and quality would go to hell like it did in '97, the already washed out uniqueness of the various marques would be greater.  Hope you have a good relationship with a vendor with aged stock or your own 3 yr supply.
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Exactly! 
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Re: Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

Post by ajsjazz »

[quote author=XTR link=topic=1019.msg9670#msg9670 date=1217953709]
There would be a re-boom, and quality would go to hell like it did in '97, the already washed out uniqueness of the various marques would be greater.  Hope you have a good relationship with a vendor with aged stock or your own 3 yr supply.
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Very True, Thats my argument anytime it comes up in my B&M.
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DocLogic77
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Re: Legal Vs. Illegal Discussion

Post by DocLogic77 »

[quote author=atomross13 link=topic=1019.msg9649#msg9649 date=1217794523]
I would probably buy less, as demand would increase price in my opinion.
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Yep...that's why I'm stockin' up now.  ;D
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