....you need to buy the latest edition of CIGAR AFICIONADO magazine. It will show you an extensive list of great Dominican cigars along with corresponding prices.Jane J. said:Help me score points with my new boss, who is headed to Punta Cana this weekend:
He would like to know how much he should expect to pay for good cigars and which are the best. Also, is there a specific place/shop in Punta Cana that he should check out?
TKS.
Most (if not all) of the Dominican cigars listed in Cigar Aficionado are made for export. If they are available in the DR, they have been re-imported and additional taxes have been paid (if done legally). Generally, you can purchase the more well known brands cheaper in the US.Don Juan said:....you need to buy the latest edition of CIGAR AFICIONADO magazine. It will show you an extensive list of great Dominican cigars along with corresponding prices.
He should not purchase anything from the hotel's shops and instead direct him to the many cigar shops in downtown SD.
Dont pay more than the magazines suggested price.PS,Prices are negociable.
Good hunting!
....you need to buy the latest edition of CIGAR AFICIONADO magazine. It will show you an extensive list of great Dominican cigars along with corresponding prices.
The Fuentes Flor Fina 858 is IMHO the best cigar around. You can expect to pay U.S 120 for a box of 25.Jane J. said:Help me score points with my new boss, who is headed to Punta Cana this weekend:
He would like to know how much he should expect to pay for good cigars and which are the best. Also, is there a specific place/shop in Punta Cana that he should check out?
TKS.
That's a great price for that cigar!gringito said:The Fuentes Flor Fina 858 is IMHO the best cigar around. You can expect to pay U.S 120 for a box of 25.
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