Originally Posted by poker (Post 1240664)

Start mixing! :D
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Originally Posted by Bill86 (Post 1240133)

I'm hoping the embargo doesn't get lifted, people forget about the HUGE price increase it would cause.

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1240723)

If it does, think of all the great deals you'll be able to score on Tatuajes. :noon:noon







;s :r

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol (Post 1240694)

Cuba should already have agreements on exclusive distributors for USA they’ll mandate higher wholesale pricing. They should rape the USA market while making a high margin. US Government will crack down on grey market cigars coming into USA like they have been with cigarette tax stamp evasion. Legal Cuban cigars will be the super expensive than when the embargo if you like Internet prices. Cigar will be stopped at the border like they are in Canada.

Be careful what you wish for…

As an aside. Within 10 years, expect all tobacco to cost at least 50-100% more than it is now with huge restrictions on where one can smoke.

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol (Post 1240694)

Cuba should already have agreements on exclusive distributors for USA they’ll mandate higher wholesale pricing. They should rape the USA market while making a high margin.

Originally Posted by massphatness (Post 1240372)

who are you think you are?

Originally Posted by gnukfu (Post 1241124)

I would come back with a witty reply...if I understood what you said Vin...and if I was witty....:)

Originally Posted by wayner123 (Post 1240929)

In midst of all the talk about prices going up and quality going down. If this does happen, do you think they will bring back some of the discontinued brands to keep up with demand? Also, think of the very wealthy companies that own farms and would love to buy farms in Cuba and start making their own lines in those countries. While it may be that the traditional brands may go up in cost, it would only take a handful of NC companies to start providing cuban wrapper, filler, etc to drive that cost back down.