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probably a box of don candido 500's, but i would settle for a 1994 humidor....
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If money were no object
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Legends of the Playground
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Some of those Cohibas in the pretty glass top box.
Your wish has been grantedLegends of the Playground said:Some of those Cohibas in the pretty glass top box.
Legends of the Playground
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Ha, did you notice that the cigars are all different lengths?
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I'd have to go with either the Partagas 150th Anniv. humi or a cab of Dunhill Cabinetta's or a box/humi of 1492's.
I think the more interesting question here is why you would pick the box you choose. To me, that's more interesting than several posts citing the most 'rare' or 'expensive' box around. Granted, scarcity is often a predictor of quality, but not always -- sometimes it's merely a predictor of quantity. To wit, I am privy to a very knowledgeable man's review of a Bolivar Gold Metal: "Tasted like DIRT." :mrgreen: Not something every smoker would enjoy!
Based on the fact that I sometimes favor and can certainly appreciate cigars with more subtle character and nuance, I believe opting for some Dunhills or Davis would ultimately make me very happy... but I've never smoked one so am not sure what they taste like.
What I DO know I like are aged Lanceros. Accordingly, I elect to receive some of the diplomatic production limited humidor Lanceros mentioned in MRN. I don't have the book in front of me, but dig around a little in the Cohiba section. You'll find them. They're *ahem* slightly rare and would for sure require an unlimited budget to acquire -- IF you could find them for sale!
Based on the fact that I sometimes favor and can certainly appreciate cigars with more subtle character and nuance, I believe opting for some Dunhills or Davis would ultimately make me very happy... but I've never smoked one so am not sure what they taste like.
What I DO know I like are aged Lanceros. Accordingly, I elect to receive some of the diplomatic production limited humidor Lanceros mentioned in MRN. I don't have the book in front of me, but dig around a little in the Cohiba section. You'll find them. They're *ahem* slightly rare and would for sure require an unlimited budget to acquire -- IF you could find them for sale!
Girardian, i agree with ya 100%
While rare or impossible to get stuff might be nice, i'd feel better buying current stock that i know tastes great. One box of possible dirt, or five boxes of Esplendidos for the same money... i'm not a betting man... even if i was filthy rich, my luck sucks way too much for me to take chances. The "money no object" factor for me would be more aimed towards a filled walk-in or beautiful (full) cabinet humi... than some rare item.
While rare or impossible to get stuff might be nice, i'd feel better buying current stock that i know tastes great. One box of possible dirt, or five boxes of Esplendidos for the same money... i'm not a betting man... even if i was filthy rich, my luck sucks way too much for me to take chances. The "money no object" factor for me would be more aimed towards a filled walk-in or beautiful (full) cabinet humi... than some rare item.