Costa Rica cigars

[Eville]

We must increase our bust!

[ashauler]

We must increase our bust!

This is hilarious and worrisome.

[Danilo2709]

Tabacos de la Cordillera - El Centauro de Oro, Ltda has its own tobacco plantations in the high cloudy mountain ranges of Costa Rica, in an area with unique soil an climate characteristics ideal for cultivation of Connecticut and Habana tobacco varieties. We grow all our tobacco naturally, from our 40+ genetically pure pre-Castro seed varieties, or from new strains we've created from these ancestral seeds. They represent the pinnacle of Cuba's Golden Age of cigars, after 300 years of refinement ... Before Castro nationalized the island's cigar industry. Cuban tobacco has never since matched that standard of excellence.

We've captured the long-forgotten memory of true, 100% pure Habana tobacco, before JFK made Cuban cigars illegal. Nowhere else will you find cigars being produced from these seeds, some going back 60 years. These genetical treasures thrive in the unique soil and microclimate of Santa Marta de Puriscal, Costa Rica. Monitored, pampered, aged, blended and manufactured using the best of the traditional Cuban process, their inherent smoking qualities are enhanced to perfection. Not many smokers have experienced cigars like these...

www.tabacordillera.cr

[ggiese]

I cannot blame you for being proud of your product. However - I'd like to offer a suggestion. Your website does not accurately show what your cigars look like - the images on your site are of wrapped bundles or so small or blurry, I cannot truly see how well they're constructed or even what shade of wrapper you're using. Could you please give us some larger, higher quality images of the actual cigars to review?

We've captured the long-forgotten memory of true, 100% pure Habana tobacco, before JFK made Cuban cigars illegal.

I'm also highly suspicious of anyone who tries to sell me cigars that are "just like" Cuban cigars - especially when they claim, "...We've captured the long-forgotten memory of true, 100% pure Habana tobacco, before JFK made Cuban cigars illegal.". I've been smoking cigars long enough to know - you're not going to accurately replicate the flavor of a Cuban cigar. No way - no how. You can come close, but the growing conditions on Cuba are far different than anywhere else in the world. Much like you're not going to replicate the taste of Jamaica's Blue Mountain coffee anywhere else other than in Jamaica.

Thanks!

[Danilo2709]

Well I understand you, but its just a way ... You have to try it

[Eville]

Make me.

[ggiese]

Make me.

I believe Danilo will make you, but only if you buy the cigars first....

[Danilo2709]

I cannot blame you for being proud of your product. However - I'd like to offer a suggestion. Your website does not accurately show what your cigars look like - the images on your site are of wrapped bundles or so small or blurry, I cannot truly see how well they're constructed or even what shade of wrapper you're using. Could you please give us some larger, higher quality images of the actual cigars to review?



I'm also highly suspicious of anyone who tries to sell me cigars that are "just like" Cuban cigars - especially when they claim, "...We've captured the long-forgotten memory of true, 100% pure Habana tobacco, before JFK made Cuban cigars illegal.". I've been smoking cigars long enough to know - you're not going to accurately replicate the flavor of a Cuban cigar. No way - no how. You can come close, but the growing conditions on Cuba are far different than anywhere else in the world. Much like you're not going to replicate the taste of Jamaica's Blue Mountain coffee anywhere else other than in Jamaica.

Thanks!

I can say many qualities about our cigars, but you just going to understand it when you try one...

[CptnBlues63]

I can say many qualities about our cigars, but you just going to understand it when you try one...

I have a suggestion. Why not send some free samples out?

There are a couple of the more established members here who would give them a try, and more importantly, an honest review. I trust their judgement enough that if they said, "I'd buy these, they're good" I would definitely be interested in getting some myself.

Just a thought...........

[Danilo2709]

I have a suggestion. Why not send some free samples out?

There are a couple of the more established members here who would give them a try, and more importantly, an honest review. I trust their judgement enough that if they said, "I'd buy these, they're good" I would definitely be interested in getting some myself.

Just a thought...........

Well its sound nice... I can do it, just need names a address