Hi from Dubai
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I've never tried retrohaling. I feel sometimes you get more of a smoke burn sensation. Do you have to be more advanced of a smoker to take advantage of retrohaling?
Dubai has a difficult system in the sense that they only bring items into the market which will move. You do get the usual Cubans (Cohiba, Partagas, RyJ, Hoyo,...) and Davidoffs. That's the majority of it. I've only found one place that will carry Arturo Fuente. Cubans have done a good job of marketing the uniqueness and to some extent over-hype of their cigars. Don't get me wrong I still enjoy Cubans and my favorite and "go to" cigar is the Cohiba Siglo II.
But Dubai isn't a place where you will find specialty/niche cigars. I don't know why honestly. Maybe profits are more important that variety and selection. Although I did speak to a guy from Drew Estate and they are apparently in talks with a distributor to begin supplying them here. BTW, how are Drew Estate cigars? I heard about the ACID line but that ACID One cigar sounds tasty.
Dubai has a difficult system in the sense that they only bring items into the market which will move. You do get the usual Cubans (Cohiba, Partagas, RyJ, Hoyo,...) and Davidoffs. That's the majority of it. I've only found one place that will carry Arturo Fuente. Cubans have done a good job of marketing the uniqueness and to some extent over-hype of their cigars. Don't get me wrong I still enjoy Cubans and my favorite and "go to" cigar is the Cohiba Siglo II.
But Dubai isn't a place where you will find specialty/niche cigars. I don't know why honestly. Maybe profits are more important that variety and selection. Although I did speak to a guy from Drew Estate and they are apparently in talks with a distributor to begin supplying them here. BTW, how are Drew Estate cigars? I heard about the ACID line but that ACID One cigar sounds tasty.
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