gangstarrrrr Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 I'm with you Shlomo. The Connie A has got me good. I love that cigar, but at the same time I am stocking up on Coronas, Petite Coronas and Minutos because I truly think their days are numbered. HSA has shown that for "small" cigars they are moving to short and FAT. There will come a time when they need the leaf that are using on the PC's and Minutos for these newer releases. Cuts are coming . . . bet on it. When 2013 RASCC's are all that's available you can bet HSA has noticed. My RASCC are both ULA MAY15 Just sayin'...
HarveyBoulevard Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 ...and someone told me once (chastised actually) that the Edmundo Dantes wasn't a Montecristo. Wonder how this one fits into their theory? I still can't say with any certainty one way or the other but I don't know how anyone else can be so sure...
Smallclub Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 ...and someone told me once (chastised actually) that the Edmundo Dantes wasn't a Montecristo. Wonder how this one fits into their theory? You're confusing with the Edmundo Dantes MARCA, created for the Mexico Regional Editions. This one is a Montecristo – it's stamped on the box isn't it? 1
HarveyBoulevard Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 You're confusing with the Edmundo Dantes MARCA, created for the Mexico Regional Editions. This one is a Montecristo – it's stamped on the box isn't it? I was being a little sarcastic and pointing out the irony of putting the name Edmundo Dantes ON a Montecristo box...but yes, it is stamped on the box.
Smallclub Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 I was being a little sarcastic Yeah I read a bit too fast... that said HSA has a knack for complicating things… 1
El Presidente Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 With HSA raising prices, and adding pricey cigars with larger profit margins to their lineup, id be interested to see volume and revenue change over the past 6 or 7 years for cigars that were produced pre BHK. There has been a big change on the upside for them in both revenue and unit sales. Keep in mind however that worldwide Cuban cigar sales took a big hit in the three years post 2007-2008 (GFC) when their key European market of Spain collapsed and others took a major hit. 1
Fugu Posted March 3, 2016 Posted March 3, 2016 There has been a big change on the upside for them in both revenue and unit sales. Interesting, I had expected that a 4% rise in turnover could've been explained by regular price increases and releasing of more high-price EDs alone. Would be interesting to get to know more on output numbers, unit sales as well as total volume.
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