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How do I tell the difference between real Cuban cigars and fakes?
Cohiba Cigars are my brand and I intend to visit Cuba in Oct. I want to stock up on thes beauties but don't want to get burned and I don't want to pay the tourist prices.
Hey Joe,
They easiest way to tell is by touch.
Real cohibas will be slightly 'spongy' - that's the only word i can think of to describe them.
It's the way they are rolled that gives them that beautiful texture and taste.
And be careful where you buy them, check the humidors and the ranges they stock. These can be a massive giveaway to dodgy smokes.
Enjoy. x x x
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