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Good afternoon all,

Has anyone smoked the 1966?

I'm interested in purchasing a box or two but am unsure of how/where to find..

Thanks in advance..

David

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It's a fantastic cigar, but good luck finding any. Boxes are in the $700 range now.

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Do they come out every year?

Thanks

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Do they come out every year?

Thanks

No, they are an Edicion Limitada, which means they are of one particular year (in this case, 2011). No more are being made; what's out there is what's out there.

Posted

Ok.. Thanks... I found a box online and as you said $700 +++

Posted

IMO, a great cigar. I had one on vacation in London a year and half ago. I'm glad I smoked it.

IMO, they're too expensive. I'd much rather spend that coin on several boxes of other great cigars.

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IMO, a great cigar. I had one on vacation in London a year and half ago. I'm glad I smoked it.

IMO, they're too expensive. I'd much rather spend that coin on several boxes of other great cigars.

At $700 a box, yeah I don't know that I can justify it. I was lucky to pick up a couple boxes when prices weren't quite so high. I smoke one of them a year so hopefully they stay consistent over time. I have yet to notice a decline in them (some say that ELs have a low shelf life, I guess).

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the new version of 1966 Edicion Limitada was released five minutes ago - 2014 Cohiba Robusto Suprema EL - different size, the same idea - maybe that is the one to try, before it hits 700+ a box in four years? potty.gif

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How can I get 2-3 boxes?

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How much was 1966 in its release? USD 350-400?

241 CUC in Cuba when they came out.

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Can still be had for $550 in the secondary market.

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I would suggest buying a 1966 and the new Robusto Supremo LE both to compare the two. Surely expensive when getting multiple boxes of but they are a treat when it comes to it. If you are looking for 1966 there are a decent number of sources

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Cohiba Esplendido - $25 vs. 1966 - $50.

How do people who went deep on these cigars or recommend a purchase justify the huge price tag? Is it twice as good as an esplendido? I get the collectibility, flip-able in the future etc. and would like to concentrate on the cigars merits alone.

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I've got 2 boxes currently (smoked through another in 2011) and they're great cigars. Worth the $500ish when they came out.

With boxes now costing $1000-$1500aud on the secondary market I can now say I'd rather have a box of this year's Cohiba EL or some psp esplindidos fresh from out host than hunting down a box of the 2011s

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I didnt realize the correlation between the 1966 and the 2014 Supremo LE's. That might be a game changer for me, lol.

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Supremos are too gimicky for me. Made for the USA kind of way. The 1966 is classy all the way

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Cohiba Esplendido - $25 vs. 1966 - $50.

How do people who went deep on these cigars or recommend a purchase justify the huge price tag? Is it twice as good as an esplendido? I get the collectibility, flip-able in the future etc. and would like to concentrate on the cigars merits alone.

How does a standard production CoRo justify the price premium over a HU Conn 1 or PDSD4?

Or a Siglo1 over a Partagas Short?

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What correlation?

Leo had made a comment early in this post about it, I was unaware of that information until I saw what he had said.

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Leo had made a comment early in this post about it, I was unaware of that information until I saw what he had said.

I believe it was more an "enlightened humoristic comment" than an actual info…

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I believe it was more an "enlightened humoristic comment" than an actual info…

noted, thank you

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