In theory, what if a friend brought back a case of cuban Romeo & Julieta cigars. What would each be worth, in theory of course....
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I'm not a huge fan of Romeo y Julieta cigars. Now, if he brought back some Partagas, Cohibas, or Montecristos, then he'd have something much more valuable. Look on the Canadian websites for a good idea of value, but realize all that trouble to bring them to the States is silly when you could just order them online.
What he paid for them.
Depends on size but roughly between $7-11 per stick. Then you got about 2-4 years of aging then they will be Good! And the Canadian sites are Not where you want to go to compare prices with their High sin taxes!!
They aren't worth more than they cost yet. They will need to age for at least a year in good Spanish cedar or mahogany before they will be just one more well aged mediocre cigar.
Monte Cristo, Partagas, Bolivar, THOSE will not only age well, but be better suited to smoking too. Those RyJ's, well, they do make good kindling
Monte Cristo, Partagas, Bolivar, THOSE will not only age well, but be better suited to smoking too. Those RyJ's, well, they do make good kindling
