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Welcome back to the Gentleman's Gazette in our series is it worth it?
Have you ever wondered if Cuban cigars are worth their money?
That's exactly what we're going to talk about today.
In our is it worth it series, we cover iconic or popular products, sometimes expensive luxury
products, we determine if you should invest your money or not.
You can check out the other videos in the series here.
Part of the mystique about Cuban cigars is that they were hardly available in the US
due to the embargo signed in 1962 by JFK.. With the recent easing of restrictions, Americans can now buy Cuban cigars abroad and bring
them into the country.. Cuban cigars are prestigious and with that, comes a higher price tag.
So is it worth importing Montecristos or Cohibas into the US?
Recently, a friend bought home Cohiba Robustos and Montecristo Edmundos so we had a chance
to try them.. So before we go into any details about the cigars themselves, let's briefly touch on
the restrictions in the US.. First of all, selling Cuban cigars in the US remains illegal.
For the same reason, you can't also buy them at online stores in America, however, you
can bring back Cuban cigars from Cuba or from other third-party countries back to the US.
The cigars you bring back are for personal consumption and for gifts only, you cannot
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