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Castanza · 08-21-2005, 04:56 PM

After trying 3 new cigars out of the Blanco line up, criollo/maduro/connetticut, I was pleasantly suprised
by all of them. If I had to name the best new line up for
a cigar manufacturer that is up and coming, I would have
to go with these guys. I realize I have not tried all of the
new samples, but I was very impressed by the cigars,
as well as there retail approach.

I believe that Nivek has already gone over the boxes, and
replacement liners that you can use for the same box. A
Churchill, or Robusto can be used in the same box, just a
different liner, very innovative, and a lower cost to the
retailer, who can in turn, charge less to the customer. Or
charge the same.

These guys are straight up, and love the cigar industry.

08-21-2005, 04:56 PM	#1
Castanza Club Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Mobile, al Posts: 3,740	Blanco Cigars After trying 3 new cigars out of the Blanco line up, criollo/maduro/connetticut, I was pleasantly suprised by all of them. If I had to name the best new line up for a cigar manufacturer that is up and coming, I would have to go with these guys. I realize I have not tried all of the new samples, but I was very impressed by the cigars, as well as there retail approach. I believe that Nivek has already gone over the boxes, and replacement liners that you can use for the same box. A Churchill, or Robusto can be used in the same box, just a different liner, very innovative, and a lower cost to the retailer, who can in turn, charge less to the customer. Or charge the same. These guys are straight up, and love the cigar industry. __________________ "The way to be safe is never to be secure".