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That is totally wrong, Dan. |
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Some Cubans do have cello. Just for clarification. Also some shops in the UK put cello on the Cubans sold as singles. |
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The current production cigars don't have cello on them. Discontinued ones do though. http://cubancigarwebsite.com/brand.a...#Petit_Coronas |
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But what Trevor's site doesn't tell you is that there is still quite a bit of the cello'd stock available.
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It's not a bad thing Dan, hopefully some of those who are newer to CCs who might run across this thread will gain something from the conversation. :tu
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I think the main difference I've noticed is whether or not they're using true cellophane made from cellulose which is a natural material or whether they use cheap plastic wrappers.
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FWIW, although there are still some Cuban cigars available in cello, these are primarily pre-2002 machine mades. There are no machine made cigars currently being made in Cuba, even LFDC are hand made and without cello. |
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Last H.Upmann Puritos I smoked had cello on them. Who knows, they may have been vintage, but I doubt it.
I admit, I am splitting hairs here :rolleyes: Otherwise, I concur. Hand made Cuban cigars of recent production do not have cello that I know of (can't remember if the LDFC Selectos do, but the LFDC PCs do not) |
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