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Page 1 of 2  More than a dozen brands on special this week!Los Angeles, September 16 – Those who love maduro cigars do not have to be sold on Henry Clay. Although nowhere close to the powerhouse brand it was in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it still has a devoted following thanks to its rich flavor and oily Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. If like maduros, but haven’t tried a Henry Clay recently – or ever – now is the time to get in on a nice opportunity courtesy of Mike’s Cigars: a box of 20 Henry Clay Breva Conserva for just $54.95. This is an easy-to-smoke, grand corona-sized cigar at 5 5/8 inches by 46 ring gauge, made in the Tabacalera de Garcia in the Dominican Republic, easy to enjoy and now only $2.75 each! Click here to take advantage of this readers-only special. Our thanks to Mike’s for the offer; you can buy as many of these specials as you like until 9 a.m. Eastern time on Monday, September 22, or until supplies run out. BestCigarPrices.com: Best has three nice deals: two on brands you know and one on a new blend from Pepin Garcia: Cigars International: If you’re in the mood for a few Arturo Fuente or Sancho Panza cigars, here are some nice savings on sampler packs of five: > Canones (8 x 52), five for $29.00; > Corona Imperial (6 1/2 x 46), five for $20.00; > Cuban Corona (5 1/4 x 45), five for $18.00. > Aragon (6 1/4 x 54), in a sampler of five for $14.00, or try 20 for $46.95; > Toledo (6 x 60), five for $18.00 or in the box of 20 for $55.95; > Double Maduro Alicante (6 x 60), in a sampler of five for $18.00. |
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“A Macanudo Baron de Rothschild cost you $2.60 in 1975, $3.70 in 1995 and $5.20 in 2005, a 100% increase in 30 years!
