MARCH MADNESS RETURNS!
Options
Comments
-
Opus22 Charity box, 90% off. $94.99.Rail Jockey:Any guess what will be on special tonight?
A guy can dream, right? -
I will take......hum....at least 10docbp87:
Opus22 Charity box, 90% off. $94.99.Rail Jockey:Any guess what will be on special tonight?
A guy can dream, right? -
Pass for me
-
Indeed. Wallet is safe tonight. Not a bad deal though.scarlin:Pass for me -
Meh, not a bad deal, but not really a great deal either. Disappointed for today
-
+1 I will pass. And I will wait until tomorrow.xmacro:Meh, not a bad deal, but not really a great deal either. Disappointed for today
my madness has actually been quite sane. -
That's about what it went for on the sprint earlier todaydocbp87:
Opus22 Charity box, 90% off. $94.99.Rail Jockey:Any guess what will be on special tonight?
A guy can dream, right? -
+1 out bid by a secondjasonusa1:
That's about what it went for on the sprint earlier todaydocbp87:
Opus22 Charity box, 90% off. $94.99.Rail Jockey:Any guess what will be on special tonight?
A guy can dream, right?
-
Wonder why the 10 MOWPA maduros list as shipping in a mazo and not a box? Also, that Padilla 1932 deal is pretty smokin (no pun intended) too! Better than the MOWPA one IMO.
-
+1docbp87:Last year, if I remember correctly, there was a deal that included a Lost City or two, and the year before there was a God of Fire and Lighter deal that was killer... Here's hoping there's Fuente on the menu. -
+2KCW:
+1docbp87:Last year, if I remember correctly, there was a deal that included a Lost City or two, and the year before there was a God of Fire and Lighter deal that was killer... Here's hoping there's Fuente on the menu. -
+1 I couldn't agree more, I've been somewhat disappointed with the $4 to $5 a stick price on the MOWPA, especially when you consider it's a corona, I could see paying like $2 or $3 a stick for them, but I think the price has always been too high on them bang for the buck compared to other cigars.y2pascoe:Wonder why the 10 MOWPA maduros list as shipping in a mazo and not a box? Also, that Padilla 1932 deal is pretty smokin (no pun intended) too! Better than the MOWPA one IMO. -
A good deal for both the MOW PA & Padilla 1932 - good luck finding these at a better price anywhere else though, but not what I'm looking for.bigmatt72:
+1 I couldn't agree more, I've been somewhat disappointed with the $4 to $5 a stick price on the MOWPA, especially when you consider it's a corona, I could see paying like $2 or $3 a stick for them, but I think the price has always been too high on them bang for the buck compared to other cigars.y2pascoe:Wonder why the 10 MOWPA maduros list as shipping in a mazo and not a box? Also, that Padilla 1932 deal is pretty smokin (no pun intended) too! Better than the MOWPA one IMO.
(And not to get too far off topic from the March Madness....but)
@bigmatt72 - that's what I always thought about coronas too, why are they just as much $ as a larger vitola cigar?
And I think this question has been answered elsewhere on the forums but I don't remember the original source/post - but from what I remember, it's something about the coronas being harder to blend and get right since there's less room to work with. I believe it's harder for the roller to get the right balance of filler/binder/wrapper in such a small size while in a bigger size there's more room to work with.
If anyone else knows the source for this, please post it - or if this is wrong please correct me.
(/thread hijacking) -
I believe you are right about the answer given----that said I call shenanigans. The far lesser amount of tobacco used should still offset the price of the different blending needed. Their milking it.jgibv:
A good deal for both the MOW PA & Padilla 1932 - good luck finding these at a better price anywhere else though, but not what I'm looking for.bigmatt72:
+1 I couldn't agree more, I've been somewhat disappointed with the $4 to $5 a stick price on the MOWPA, especially when you consider it's a corona, I could see paying like $2 or $3 a stick for them, but I think the price has always been too high on them bang for the buck compared to other cigars.y2pascoe:Wonder why the 10 MOWPA maduros list as shipping in a mazo and not a box? Also, that Padilla 1932 deal is pretty smokin (no pun intended) too! Better than the MOWPA one IMO.
(And not to get too far off topic from the March Madness....but)
@bigmatt72 - that's what I always thought about coronas too, why are they just as much $ as a larger vitola cigar?
And I think this question has been answered elsewhere on the forums but I don't remember the original source/post - but from what I remember, it's something about the coronas being harder to blend and get right since there's less room to work with. I believe it's harder for the roller to get the right balance of filler/binder/wrapper in such a small size while in a bigger size there's more room to work with.
If anyone else knows the source for this, please post it - or if this is wrong please correct me.
(/thread hijacking) -
+1 to all of this. The MOW PA's are delicious, but they've always been too expensive to buy more than once in a blue moon for me. These are supposed to be AJ's kicking around cigar, but it's priced like a MOW Ruination; I've always seen the price as more marketing than actual costsVulchor:
I believe you are right about the answer given----that said I call shenanigans. The far lesser amount of tobacco used should still offset the price of the different blending needed. Their milking it.jgibv:
A good deal for both the MOW PA & Padilla 1932 - good luck finding these at a better price anywhere else though, but not what I'm looking for.bigmatt72:
+1 I couldn't agree more, I've been somewhat disappointed with the $4 to $5 a stick price on the MOWPA, especially when you consider it's a corona, I could see paying like $2 or $3 a stick for them, but I think the price has always been too high on them bang for the buck compared to other cigars.y2pascoe:Wonder why the 10 MOWPA maduros list as shipping in a mazo and not a box? Also, that Padilla 1932 deal is pretty smokin (no pun intended) too! Better than the MOWPA one IMO.
(And not to get too far off topic from the March Madness....but)
@bigmatt72 - that's what I always thought about coronas too, why are they just as much $ as a larger vitola cigar?
And I think this question has been answered elsewhere on the forums but I don't remember the original source/post - but from what I remember, it's something about the coronas being harder to blend and get right since there's less room to work with. I believe it's harder for the roller to get the right balance of filler/binder/wrapper in such a small size while in a bigger size there's more room to work with.
If anyone else knows the source for this, please post it - or if this is wrong please correct me.
(/thread hijacking) -
I've actually heard the opposite. I think it was from Lew Rothman (used to be the head of JR Cigars). He said that coronas are the easiest to make, and the most well made cigars. People in Central America are smaller in stature than Americans and a lot of the rollers are women with smaller hands. So a corona is the perfect size for them to make, whereas it gets more difficult to construct a larger cigar.jgibv:@bigmatt72 - that's what I always thought about coronas too, why are they just as much $ as a larger vitola cigar?
And I think this question has been answered elsewhere on the forums but I don't remember the original source/post - but from what I remember, it's something about the coronas being harder to blend and get right since there's less room to work with. I believe it's harder for the roller to get the right balance of filler/binder/wrapper in such a small size while in a bigger size there's more room to work with.
If anyone else knows the source for this, please post it - or if this is wrong please correct me.
(/thread hijacking) -
I'd agree they're probably milking it since smaller size=fewer leaves=lower material cost (presumably).Vulchor:I believe you are right about the answer given----that said I call shenanigans. The far lesser amount of tobacco used should still offset the price of the different blending needed. Their milking it.
But either way, the corona size is becoming one of my favorite vitolas, and as long as it's a good smoke - I'm (usually) going to be willing to pay for it
Interesting - that also makes sense. I'll keep digging for info and start a new thread or PM you guys if I find anything....Unthought_Known:I've actually heard the opposite. I think it was from Lew Rothman (used to be the head of JR Cigars). He said that coronas are the easiest to make, and the most well made cigars. People in Central America are smaller in stature than Americans and a lot of the rollers are women with smaller hands. So a corona is the perfect size for them to make, whereas it gets more difficult to construct a larger cigar.
But back to March Madness....
(And speaking of coronas) How about the new Facebook deal???? Very tempted to pull the trigger, fiance might smack me upside the head though. -
Eh why not.......... I bit. Next.
-
Facebook deal? Cigar.com is on Facebook?jgibv:
I'd agree they're probably milking it since smaller size=fewer leaves=lower material cost (presumably).Vulchor:I believe you are right about the answer given----that said I call shenanigans. The far lesser amount of tobacco used should still offset the price of the different blending needed. Their milking it.
But either way, the corona size is becoming one of my favorite vitolas, and as long as it's a good smoke - I'm (usually) going to be willing to pay for it
Interesting - that also makes sense. I'll keep digging for info and start a new thread or PM you guys if I find anything....Unthought_Known:I've actually heard the opposite. I think it was from Lew Rothman (used to be the head of JR Cigars). He said that coronas are the easiest to make, and the most well made cigars. People in Central America are smaller in stature than Americans and a lot of the rollers are women with smaller hands. So a corona is the perfect size for them to make, whereas it gets more difficult to construct a larger cigar.
But back to March Madness....
(And speaking of coronas) How about the new Facebook deal???? Very tempted to pull the trigger, fiance might smack me upside the head though. -
Yes, you should like them on Facebook. They sometimes have Facebook only deals.
-
News to me O_o Anyway, I'm not gonna Like them on facebook - I abhor facebook soooo much and only use it on rare occasionsasianbiker8:Yes, you should like them on Facebook. They sometimes have Facebook only deals. -
Please be a crappy deal... Please be a crappy deal...
-
I must pass again.
-
who do I like? Maybe my settings are excluding the username.asianbiker8:Yes, you should like them on Facebook. They sometimes have Facebook only deals. -
ok google worked where the search onface didn't. Old thread also had ccom under a diff user name.chemforever:
who do I like? Maybe my settings are excluding the username.asianbiker8:Yes, you should like them on Facebook. They sometimes have Facebook only deals. -
Hmmm under crown...... On the fence. Convince me not to fall off.
-
+1scarlin:I must pass again. -
+2scarlin:I must pass again. -
agreed, but i might pick up that 5v deal in the morningscarlin:I must pass again. -
I'm likin the march madness deal tonight!
