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OK after trying Padron Aniversario 1964 I am a fan for life. So I tried looking up the deals on the net and the best I can find is $255 a box, which is a bit too much for me right now.
Today I went into one of the cigar stores in the city and they have this cigar in Exclusivo shape for $12 a stick. IS that a good price to pay if I want to buy a few sticks.
Also if it is and someone else wants some as well please let me know I think I will be in that store again sometime next week.
there are definitely better deals bro.
http://billboardtobacco.com/padronanniversary.html
http://www.regencycigar.com/cgi-bin/...on_Anniversary
go get em'
Dan, do not buy Padron '64's '26's or any aniversarios in NYC, they will bend you over and rape you. Not just the B&M, but the state, the tobacco tax is just ridiculously high. Stick to buying premiums on the web if you can.
I just picked up Imperials for $10/stick at my B&M.
Which store mauied??Quote:
Originally Posted by mauied1101
John B. Hayes. Some guy was asking - prices weren't marked so I commented "around $13/stick." The guy behind the counter looked at it, compared it against another one and said "let's say $10?" He said he'd rather make a smaller profit than overcharge a customer. After he picked up a couple, I followed suit. :smiley4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Newfie
As a sidebar, I went in looking for interesting sticks - found a couple that looked like the Fuente BTL - asked about it, and the same guy said "tell you what - you stick around for 15 minutes, tell me what you think about it, and you can smoke it for free."
Yes, I like this store. :smiley4:
That's sweet! Too bad we (me & slcraiders) don't have any place like that in UT. :smiley6: Sound to me that that a pretty smart guy to offer that. He gets the review of the cigar and a new faithful customer, as I'm sure you'll be buying there more often now.
Added to my shopping list for this weekend!!:smiley41:Quote:
Originally Posted by mauied1101