I will add you name to the list of people not to buy Cubans from.???????:dunno::dunno: He's the only one that gave a legit response
I will add you name to the list of people not to buy Cubans from.???????:dunno::dunno: He's the only one that gave a legit response
I totally agree, Cuba is hurting really bad from the economic downturn and they are not throwing anything away. If the printers spit out a bad batch of labels they are still going to use them.seriously guys, bands don't matter. Some fakes have legit bands, and some legit bands look so terrible as to make you think they could be fake..
the only way to know is to know the vendor, or know what the cigar SHOULD taste like.
Yep.???????:dunno::dunno: He's the only one that gave a legit response
Uh oh...now you're on the list!!:rolling::rofl::rolling::rofl:Yep.
Tandblov has it right.
Could not have said it better, especially the part in bold.seriously guys, bands don't matter. Some fakes have legit bands, and some legit bands look so terrible as to make you think they could be fake..
the only way to know is to know the vendor, or know what the cigar SHOULD taste like.
Even actually been to Cuba GS? Please add me to your list also.I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess you guys don't buy many Cuban cigars. But if you will follow Tandblov advice I have Cohiva's, Partagus, & Minticristo's you guys will love! :hysterica
Have to agree here. Not claiming to be an expert but, I work in a cigar store in Canada that sells 80% Cuban cigars and go to the Habanos festival every year. I have seen fakes that would fool the head of Habanos, until he smoked it, and I have seen legit cigars that we refused to sell at our store as they looked worse then most fakes I have seen. And yes they were real as they tasted right.seriously guys, bands don't matter. Some fakes have legit bands, and some legit bands look so terrible as to make you think they could be fake..
the only way to know is to know the vendor, or know what the cigar SHOULD taste like.
So what you are saying is that the cigar pictured below with that ban could be the real deal? And what I mean is an actual Cohiba Siglo V?Have to agree here. Not claiming to be an expert but, I work in a cigar store in Canada that sells 80% Cuban cigars and go to the Habanos festival every year. I have seen fakes that would fool the head of Habanos, until he smoked it, and I have seen legit cigars that we refused to sell at our store as they looked worse then most fakes I have seen. And yes they were real as they tasted right.
Appearance is never 100% reliable but knowing your sources and how things are supposed to taste will take you much farther.
dang it arron now he's not gonna buy any CCs from you eitherHave to agree here. Not claiming to be an expert but, I work in a cigar store in Canada that sells 80% Cuban cigars and go to the Habanos festival every year. I have seen fakes that would fool the head of Habanos, until he smoked it, and I have seen legit cigars that we refused to sell at our store as they looked worse then most fakes I have seen. And yes they were real as they tasted right.
Appearance is never 100% reliable but knowing your sources and how things are supposed to taste will take you much farther.
No I doubt it is but I don't count the bands as the only thing. I doubt that it is real more from the lack of trusted source then the band though. Not a great band I have very little faith in Cuban quality control.So what you are saying is that the cigar pictured below with that ban could be the real deal? And what I mean is an actual Cohiba Siglo V?
I don't smoke, buy, or sell any product where Cuba has a national interest. That is the law.I will never buy Cubans from you.