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Rkyro 04:42 PM 11-01-2009
I laughed when one of my local B&Ms put out a box and priced them at 19.95 a single. there reason was because there pretty hard to find. that being said a went a mile down the road to a cheap tobacco store and seen a full box priced at retail.

Are these sticks actually that hard to find to merit twice the retail price?
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kelmac07 04:44 PM 11-01-2009
Rich...they seem to be "drying up" and harder to find. But definetly not worth $20 a stick.
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markem 04:44 PM 11-01-2009
I jumped over to Holts, which may or may not be the best price, but it is the only place I looked.

http://www.holts.com/category.html?id=86775&trail=86665
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ucla695 04:45 PM 11-01-2009
WOAMs can be hard to find, but they're definitely not worth 2x. It's just an example of merchant gouging. I refuse to support B&Ms like that. :-)
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coastietech 05:07 PM 11-01-2009
I found a couple at my local B&M and he was selling them for around $10... No way I would pay anymore than $12 for them.
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McSmokey 05:09 PM 11-01-2009
I think they are either 8 or 9 at one of our local B&Ms
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bobarian 07:12 PM 11-01-2009
WOAM is a maduro wrapper released in very limited quatities. The standard Work of Art is a cameroon wrapper and available year round. The WOAM, like Anejo's are usually released once or twice a year. :-)
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Bax 07:14 PM 11-01-2009
They're nice, but not 20 dollaar nice as others have stated.
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markem 07:16 PM 11-01-2009
Originally Posted by bobarian:
WOAM is a maduro wrapper released in very limited quatities. The standard Work of Art is a cameroon wrapper and available year round. The WOAM, like Anejo's are usually released once or twice a year. :-)
Doh! You are right, of course, Bob. I was pointing to the WOAs not WOAMs.
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bobarian 07:21 PM 11-01-2009
$8-9 is also a WOA price. Its been a few years, but I believe WOAM's retail for somewhere around $12-14. Tampasweethearts can email you a list of hard to find Fuente's and their current retail prices. :-)
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warpedcigars 07:23 PM 11-01-2009
One of my shops has em for $9.75 I think.
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leafandale 10:14 PM 11-01-2009
$10-ish is about right for these. They are getting a bit easier to find lately (at least at my place). As I understand it, these are regular production sticks now. I have received 6 boxes in the last several months from Fuente. They don't always have them in stock, but when they do, I can usually get them.
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Silound 11:10 PM 11-01-2009
Fuente apparently lost a LOT of wrapper crop from the hurricanes last year. As I understand it, they won't even know for at least a year if the lands are fertile and balanced enough to grow tobacco or if they're still unsuitable to farm due to salt intrusion from the hurricanes.

Or so I was told at the IPCPR show.
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Volt 03:57 AM 11-02-2009
i think they are in the $9- $10 range in my area if you need me to look.
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GreekGodX 04:24 AM 11-02-2009
CigarFox has them for $8.25 before shipping.
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kaelaria 06:13 AM 11-02-2009
I just open my humidor to find them :-) lol

I even have an extra WOAM for $10 right now!
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Chemyst 09:39 PM 11-02-2009
They're about $9 in Philly, with sales tax and all.

Last year there were a lot in stock even after the
Xmas holidays, and into spring. I think the economy
tanked cigar sales last year.

Not sure of the current supply.

A very good smoke, but not worth double.

Chemyst :-)
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cf2112 09:50 PM 11-02-2009
About $12 here in Missouri with tax included, my B&M almost always has them and if I buy a box he will give 10% off. I have some 4-5yo ones that are great and last Fathers Day release were tasty also.
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barbourjay 09:55 PM 11-03-2009
call holts, they have a list of people they call when they get them in. msrp +taxes and shipping.
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