Message posted by Penelopa on March-12-2013 at 13:01 - IP Logged
Penelopa
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March-05-2009
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And I mean the cigars that will hit the market after our death - I am sorry for such topic. However, I would like to know your opinion on the type, the taste, and appearance of such cigars?
Will they differ from the cigars we are currently smoking or will they be the same?
Message posted by TonyC on March-22-2013 at 16:38 - IP Logged
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I don't know about that, Penelopa, I'm not a fortuneteller or anything of the kind - but I hope that their quality won't change for the worse.
Message posted by b0bby on March-29-2013 at 16:59 - IP Logged
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I think they [the cigars] will be different because there won't be the rollers which are rolling the cigars now. And the new crafstmen will have another technique. I just hope it won't be worse.
Message posted by TonyC on April-05-2013 at 15:51 - IP Logged
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Quote: Originally posted by b0bby on March-29-2013
I think they [the cigars] will be different because there won't be the rollers which are rolling the cigars now. And the new crafstmen will have another technique. I just hope it won't be worse.
I hope they don't get worse, otherwsie, what's the reason for our children and grandchildren's living in that terrible world of bad Cuban cigars? LOL
Message posted by Penelopa on April-26-2013 at 09:08 - IP Logged
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Thank you for your answers, my friends. It seems that this topic isn't very interesting for the majority of members, which means there is nothing to worry about.
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Topic: Cigars that w’ll never smoke
- but I hope that their quality won't change for the worse. 
