Popular Post Havanaaddict Posted December 14 Popular Post Posted December 14 I have lived through the days of buying great cigars at great pricing from the early 90's till the boom. So I have a very hard time justifying paying $100 for anything fresh. Vintage 70's 80's and Davidoff's, Dunhill's, Humidor release stuff is another story. 😛 8 1
Popular Post habanohal Posted December 14 Popular Post Posted December 14 None for me. In reality they are just rolled up leaves...even though I spend maybe 2k a month on cigars but to me, no cigar is worth $100. 7
Popular Post Çnote Posted December 14 Popular Post Posted December 14 Maybe vintage Dunhill, Davidoff. A 1980 birth year box. Something Double Corona-ish in CC at 20 years, but even then $100 is a hard number to justify for single. For relevance, I can justify a $300 bottle of Champagne or Burgundy and maybe a $1000 of aged claret or birth year dessert wine. It's just money, honey, but we all have emotional limits. 8
Popular Post smashed Posted December 15 Popular Post Posted December 15 11 hours ago, griller said: This is pretty much my context for spending that kind of money on a single cigar, too. Very reliant on the situation, store, age, etc. Back in the early 2000s, I spend $500 for 4 Davidoff Chateau LaTeurs (sp?) that I planned to smoke for the birth of children, which I did get to enjoy in 2004 & 2009. Figured the other 2 would find the right life moment and I'm down to just one. No regrets with that purchase. Now, I'd say $100+ could be valid for me should the timing & situation arise with the following: QdO Imperiales Punch Churchill (if available, maybe a situation in London could manifest the opportunity?) Upmann Sir Winnie Trinidad Fundadores EVERYbody who has smoked a QdO Imperiales keeps raving that this is some sleeper hit. That good huh? I gotta find a box, as I love QdO in general. QdO honestly never misses with their tight knit offerings. 5
gormag38 Posted December 15 Posted December 15 Siglo VI Espy Those may be the only two I've ever paid more than 100 a stick for. I had the opportunity to buy some 2015 BCG for 100 a stick a while back and declined...definitely a chased after stick for me personally, but still thought that was a little too excessive, in my opinion. 4
Ruggerpgh99 Posted December 15 Posted December 15 If I could get my hands on an Edmundo Dantes, I would probably drop the coin for that, the other one is a CoLa. 4
Popular Post Head83 Posted December 15 Popular Post Posted December 15 Cigars and whisky are two luxury items that I have spent a lot of money on in the past. Every time, I am left thinking the cost was not worth the taste, but it was worth the experience. Like most regular folks, I can't afford to enjoy the higher ended options often lot but every now and then, its worth the experience. With that said, the only cigar that I would be willing to pay over $100 for fresh/new would be a BHK. If I could get a 20+ year aged Monte #2, Fundie, Esplindido, or Sig 6 then I would jump all over those as well. 7
WestCoastSmokin Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Vintage Davidoff, Aged Lusis, Aged Fundadores 4
madandana Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago On 12/15/2025 at 3:04 AM, Chas.Alpha said: Espy CPE Behike 52 (just to say I’ve had one). I might send you a 52 for a block of cheese…Just to say that I got to try your cheese 🪤 2
Wiclovis18 Posted 25 minutes ago Posted 25 minutes ago Madandana- As your Wisconsin neighbor, I will gladly send you a block for a BHK 52😆
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