Cigar forum? Here on DR1?I was a cigar smoker in past and used the cigar forum to share a cigar-related story.
JD, I know you and always appreciate your love of the DR and its people. I also know how informed you are and your advice is spot on. However if you bought cigars from a FZ company they violated Dominican laws customs rules. I doubt that a normal tourist could buy from FZ cigar factory. But with your winning personality and contacts anything is possible.Not quite true. I have bought small quantities in Free Zone companies so it is possible.
But the non-free zone places usually give better prices and you can find some really great cigars in the small producers.
You are absolutely correct on all counts.JD, I know you and always appreciate your love of the DR and its people. I also know how informed you are and your advice is spot on. However if you bought cigars from a FZ company they violated Dominican laws customs rules. I doubt that a normal tourist could buy from FZ cigar factory. But with your winning personality and contacts anything is possible.
Some pretty funny questions and answersCigar forum? Here on DR1?
Do you remember where it was?They're still around. I was in Tamboril a few months ago and bought a stack of cigars for $1 usd each in pesos. The owner was a retired blender from Davidoff.
Do you remember where it was?
Great info, thanks!I spent 2 days looking in Santiago last year at this time, most the stores listed on google were closed, got close to Tamboril same thing. Pretty much most of Tamboril area has huge cigar factories and I went into the industrial park, found someone bought a pack of 50 for 75 dollars , they were 50/50 Cuban Dominican Churchills. I bought more last week, took 100 of them to the USA for nephews wedding, everyone that has had them said they were best they ever had. Some of the cigars they make way out of my price range but will try some others next trip. https://www.google.com/maps/place/C...a37e96f497e4055!8m2!3d19.479655!4d-70.5975011