Hi every body, good cigar store in Montreal area!

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01-02-2008, 04:19 PM
habanera

Hi every body, good cigar store in Montreal area!

Maison Habanera Cigares. Specialty store. Located 20 minutes north of downtown Montreal. 4622 chemin du souvenir, Laval. Visit our website wwww.casahabaneracigare.com. 18 years+
11-14-2011, 10:52 AM
vink

Prices?

Hi,
are the prices better than Casa del Habano?
Do you have a price list?
Thank you
11-14-2011, 11:53 AM
badwhale

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Originally Posted by vink

Hi,
are the prices better than Casa del Habano?
Do you have a price list?
Thank you

I too am waiting with bated breath for this person to come back to this 4yr old thread and answer your question. Or maybe not.

Who are you? Who, who? Who, who?
11-14-2011, 06:19 PM
ggiese

To answer your questions (and not sound mean), I'd be awfully concerned about someone that creates a website that did not cost anything - with very sketchy details about humidors, accessories and coffee.

Perhaps they have cigars (and everything else) but are trying to keep it a closely guarded secret?
11-15-2011, 12:28 PM
craig

Quote:

Originally Posted by ggiese

To answer your questions (and not sound mean), I'd be awfully concerned about someone that creates a website that did not cost anything - with very sketchy details about humidors, accessories and coffee.

Perhaps they have cigars (and everything else) but are trying to keep it a closely guarded secret?

Couldn't get the site to load, but it is illegal in Quebec to advertise tobacco, etc. When that law came in, Davidoff shut down their store in Montreal (due to that and other aspects of the law). I believe there was some exemption for existing sites, but the website could not be changed. For example, Blatter & Blatter, the famous Montreal pipemakers/tobacconists, have their website (blatterpipes.com) frozen in time (and HTML 1), except that the tobacco part has disappeared.
11-15-2011, 12:57 PM
ggiese

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Originally Posted by craig

Couldn't get the site to load, but it is illegal in Quebec to advertise tobacco, etc. When that law came in, Davidoff shut down their store in Montreal (due to that and other aspects of the law). I believe there was some exemption for existing sites, but the website could not be changed. For example, Blatter & Blatter, the famous Montreal pipemakers/tobacconists, have their website (blatterpipes.com) frozen in time (and HTML 1), except that the tobacco part has disappeared.

Well, now - isn't that special... :smiley36:

Yep - them dadburned cigars are the scourge of the earth - and we the population need to be protected from it! LOL :smiley37:

...and I hear cigars are the gateway to eventual heroin use. :smiley5:
11-15-2011, 01:17 PM
craig

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Originally Posted by ggiese

Well, now - isn't that special... :smiley36:

Yep - them dadburned cigars are the scourge of the earth - and we the population need to be protected from it! LOL :smiley37:

...and I hear cigars are the gateway to eventual heroin use. :smiley5:

Quebec will have safe injection sites soon for that, so no problem! (There was a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision that the safe injection site in Vancouver was legal, so the other jurisdictions are considering it. I believe Quebec was the first to announce.) <- Note no opinion, just facts.

As for the government protecting the population, well, it is Quebec, where the language police roam, and have just announced their latest offensive: http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/lo...b=MontrealHome