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  1. 11-17-2006, 03:11 PM #1
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    Default Bahia 1994 vintage

    Any thoughts on these sticks? I found them at TNT for a decent price. I called them and they really talk these up. I think Famous Smoke has them for twice the price.

    I can't decide if these are a great deal, or TNT is just trying to get rid of them

    I am real leary on buying a box of anything as I'd rather try some variety. What are your thoughts on these smokes? I may do a sampler instead.
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    I think these are pretty good cigars- especially at TNTs prices.
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    I'm not a huge Bahia fan, they're too mild for my liking.
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    I am in love in Bahia'a. Vintage 94 and 92 are my favorite though. If anyone want to do a box split, let me know(i know i should do this in the exchange thread).
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  5. 11-20-2006, 03:09 PM #5
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    Default Maybe we'll put em in the rotation

    For $45 or $50 a box, I guess I can go wrong. Didn't want some more sticks laying around that I didn't care for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Satchmo View Post
    For $45 or $50 a box, I guess I can go wrong. Didn't want some more sticks laying around that I didn't care for.

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    If you want to do a box split, let me know.
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