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BUBBASR. · January 20th, 03:27 AM

Ok guys. maybe one of you can help me out.

I was in denver a while back and in a mall I went to there was a cigar shop...being of age I decided I wanted to try some new exotic stuff. Ive smoked alot of nice cigars but have fallen to cheap black n milds because I just do.

The exact ones im looking for were something like chi tea or something like that. They might have been made by acid but they might not have. one thing that is different about them is they smell like those smelly markers we used in grade school. it smelled like the purple/grape one. One of my favorite cigars to date and they were only around 8.50 a piece. If any one kind fine the correct name and brand for me I would love you. I remember what they look like and kinda what there seal was but its not coming up on my short searches I have done. I would love you if you found what I was looking for.

**forumrider99** · January 20th, 12:33 PM

Whats the stores name? I'll be going to denver in march and i could get you a couple. (legal age)
Do you remember if it was made in the US or not?

**ComradeMolyneux** · January 20th, 01:05 PM

Go to TJ and buy a cuban. That's the only way to smoke cigars so I hear.

**Gabriot** · January 20th, 01:31 PM

Don't cubans have mary j in them?

**JTUntouchable** · January 20th, 01:53 PM

Nah dude, Cubans are just niiiice and smooth. No ganj.

BUBBASR. · January 20th, 04:52 PM

Ive heard many times from some very knowledge able people that cubans do have pot laced into them.

the mall was I think like cherry creak. it was a little roller cart.

I think they were american made. I don't really want cuban right now. they are illegal in the states and seeing as im in enough trouble as it is I don't need that kinda tax stamp crap. that would make the army very pissed off.

thanks for any help guys.

**CTPB** · January 20th, 08:22 PM

I used to like "care" for my dads cigars and weather the humidor that they were kept in..... Cubans are nice and i have heard that they might be laced with MJ but I dont know about that.....And they are a hassle to get

A very nice (although expensive) legal cigar is a Padron,
They are very smooth cigars that come torpedos, Robustos etc
anyways.... I dont know if you care or anything.... but if its a big situation, get a nice padron or a churchill

**CTPB** · January 20th, 08:23 PM

I just posted that because i was kinda bored.... but these are far from the ones your lookming for.....sorry

BUBBASR. · January 21st, 12:43 AM

I have some really nice cohibas in the past ive tried churchills and several other nice ones. the reason Im caught up on these is because they were soo good....soo smooth and cheap too so i wanna get more. Ill have to stop by and pick up some pardons.

**plasticsamurai** · January 21st, 12:54 AM

Have you tryed itsaboys?

**ComradeMolyneux** · January 21st, 01:49 AM

What ya need to do is come by and visit the ol Comrade here in my home town. There's a place called El Beso Cigars and they will hand roll you a cigar. And I hear that they are not only one of the best but they are cheap as **** too.

**HP_lovecraft** · January 21st, 12:13 PM

There is nothing special about Cuban cigars. They make some great ones, and they make some bad ones. JUST LIKE ANY OTHER COUNTRY.

The only reason they are "cool" is they are not allowed in the USA.
I was in Mexico a few months ago, and smoked a few. My thoughts? Great cigar. About equal to an Arturo Fueta, or maybe an Onyx or Royal Jamacan.

In fact, the term "Cuban" is a misnomer since "Cubans" often contain parts made elseshere (Salvador, Belize, etc), and "non-cuban" cigars often contain cuban parts.

Just because it says "Cuban" is meaningless. It is just like "Jamacan coffee". Yes, they make great coffee... and bad coffee also.

Anyway Bubba... no idea on your Cigar. There are thousands of varieties.

Nick

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