How this effects things politically and socioeconomically I know not and don't care to spend the time writing my thoughts. In terms of cigars, I may be in the minority, but of course I believe there will be an increase in demand for CC's, but where is the supply to fulfill it? Cubans can't afford the extra rollers, tobacco, time, energy, etc to devote themselves to building up millions of extra sticks in case the embargo lifts. I think it will be just as hard to get them as it may be now and you will probably end up paying more. Then you are right back to your Nicaraguans. I look forward to a few years down the road when people like Pete have some time to play with blends, to me that will be when we start to notice a big difference. These things take time to fully take shape. Just my opinion though.
