Greetings everyone

[SFG75]

Welcome! Pretty solid advice from razr. Also check these places out as well.

http://www.cigarsinternational.com

http://www.rockyscigars.com

http://www.jrcigars.com

http://www.superiorcigars.com

There's plenty more, just be sure to fish around until you find what you like(price wise as well.) Glad to have another Brother Of The Leaf here!.

[ironworker]

Thanks for the prompt replies.

I figured it was just an overhead thing when it came to the price of cigars. I questioned it because I was told that the Paragas 8-9-8 cigars were aged for 3-5 years from the local shop and Thompson Co. made no such advisement.

I was given a really nice humidor and an assortment of cigars as a gift, ever since then I have been trying to find out what a good cigar is.

Until just recently I thought when you purchased a box of cigars you just smoked them until they were gone and then you got another box. I really had no idea you aged and saved special brands for special occasions and so forth.

I was thinking about trying to find some everyday smokes that I enjoyed just any time and then having a selection of more expensive smokes for different occasions.

I could smoke a $100's worth of $20.00 cigars a day, so this could get real expansive if I don't watch out

Richard.

[ironworker]

Welcome! Pretty solid advice from razr. Also check these places out as well.

http://www.cigarsinternational.com

http://www.rockyscigars.com

http://www.jrcigars.com

http://www.superiorcigars.com

There's plenty more, just be sure to fish around until you find what you like(price wise as well.) Glad to have another Brother Of The Leaf here!.

Thank you for the links, I allready found the same 8-9-8's I just paid 148 US for $110,
Thats a huge savings.
Matter a fact it made me order another box

Rich