Let's say that the Cuban embargo is lifted tomorrow.
What do you think the annual gross sales of CCs would be in the USA alone?
What do you think the annual gross sales of CCs would be in the USA alone?
Hypothetical question for knowledgable dealers
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First and foremost, Cuba doesn't have enough tobacco to supply the demand there'd be at the begining; for the Cuban government wouldn't set aside all their life-long customers to give America their cigars. Therefore CCs would be pricier for peoplewould be willing to pay for it. Then, after a tad, it'd no longer be the forrbidden fruit, therefore losing some of it's desireableness due to prices.
i agree with moro...plus the way the US econmy is i dont think people would pay for it. especially since there are perfectly fine NC cigars out there
Ofcourse eventually prices would settle and thus putting CCs in the market along with Dominican, Nicaraguan,... adding variety, though, to the knowledgable, CCs (hopefully) will always have something different. Yeah, they'd be more expensieve; yet not as much as the sudden rise in prices would make them if the embargo ended; but, to me, it's worth it.