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    Hi! I'm Eric.

    Here's a shout-out to all from the wonderful island of Key West, Florida -- original Cigar Capital of the United States. We're only 90 miles from Habana, and here's a big "no comment" to the earlier post today on whether one can get Cuban cigars in the U.S. that aren't actually counterfeits.

    Here's a question -- background info first:

    I'm heading to Barcelona next month for a little R&R with the missus. Spain, as most people know, is the leading consumer of Habanos. Nearly half of the annual production goes to Spain. Me, I would NEVER purchase a Cuban cigar anywhere. (That would violate our well-thought-out and highly-successful embargo. )

    But I have this friend -- let's call him "Erik" who coincidentally is ALSO going to Barcelona next month.

    Erik is from, uh, Canada. Yeah, that's it - Canada. And he loves Montecristo No. 2s. In fact, the Montecristo No. 2 is the only Cuban cigar he's smoked.

    Here comes the two-part question:

    Are the tobacco shops in Spain generally counterfeit-free? (Assuming of course, shopping at a good-sized establishment with a large inventory with "normal" prices.) And, can anyone recommend a tobacconist in Barcelona?

    Then, if you knew someone who likes Montecristo No. 2s, what other cigars would you recommend to this person to broaden his appreciation for Habanos? (Extra credit -- and why do you recommend these cigars?)


    Thanks!

    (Any geeks, nerds, tinkers and propellerheads please slide down to the accessories forum to check out my proposal to create "Humitron 2100" -- the ultimate humidifier.)


    Eric
    Key West
    Florida

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    What? Do the whole thing over again and see how much support you get. Nive, indirect attempt IMO
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    In fact, which worse is than... ...what in your 0pinion? Please help and give some details you little bitch? Please prove me wrong....
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    wow, in hindight, those are strong words. Name the cigar and give a review, pretty please...
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    Quote Originally Posted by slcraiders View Post
    In fact, which worse is than... ...what in your 0pinion? Please help and give some details you little bitch? Please prove me wrong....
    Am I missing something here? I say hello, and ask what I consider a reasonable (and guideline-friendly) question, and get called a "little bitch?" Is this your normal way of greeting people? Or am I somehow special?

    Your three-in-a-row posts also make absolutely no sense. If you're going to hit me with ad hominem weirdness, at least send private messages...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoopKW View Post
    Am I missing something here? I say hello, and ask what I consider a reasonable (and guideline-friendly) question, and get called a "little bitch?" Is this your normal way of greeting people? Or am I somehow special?

    Your three-in-a-row posts also make absolutely no sense. If you're going to hit me with ad hominem weirdness, at least send private messages...
    i dont have any idea what hes talking about either, let me know if you find out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarvInSTL View Post
    No dice -- this company doesn't have a Barcelona branch. Thanks, though.

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    Having never smoked an ISOM myself, all I can tell you is my brother likes Monte 2s, and ISOM Romeo y Julieta #2s. Hope you and Erik have a fun time in spain.
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