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mso489

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If people mostly smoke twelve dollar cigars, they have them at home. Everyone else who will smoke a cigar will be pleased with what you gift them, even the twelve dollar cigar guy.
 
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sparker69

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Feb 25, 2022
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With the exception of homegrown stogies, I haven’t purchased any cigars in a long time. I used to enjoy guantanamera and Quintero y hnos.

one of my wife’s best friends is getting married and I’ve been landed with the job of supplying cigars for the bridal party as a surprise.

since cigars are exempt from the import restrictions to NZ, I’m thinking of ordering some from SPC. I’ll still have to pay roughly $50us in duty per 50g.

wondering if anyone can give some recommendations for what I should look at? It’s a bit overwhelming looking at all the options, and to be fair, I think they are wanting the cigars more for looks and a bit of fun. There is only a couple of them which would have smoked one in the last year.

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I'm guessing you have access to Cubans (?) (I used to watch Friends of Habanos reviews on youtube). If you want to go for relatively priced, the classic Monte 4 is well know and a good all around smoke - in terms of quality and size, (for those who don't normally smoke cigars). If I had to choose something better, I'd go for a Ramon Allones Specially Selected or a Partagas Series D No.4 or 5. Amazing smokes.
 
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