http://www.cigar.com/cigars/privatelabel.asp?brand=419

Kind of fun to read - that's about as far as it goes :-)
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El Producto c.1929

I remember reading George Burns liked this because they stayed lit when he was doing his act, let's see 100 bucks each and he smoked between 10 and 15 a day (although you know he didn't pay THAT much), now that's a habit and a half.
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Insane, especially the recent releases. Insane.

Thing is they'll probably sell them all.
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Wow, the ones from 1868 blow my mind. It's hard to imagine cigars that have been maintained properly for 145 years.
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Interesting stuff... Though what they are charging for those EPC's, give me an idea of how insane the pricing is. Those things pop up regularly, for $110ish...
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Maybe, I'm just uneducated in this stuff, but doesn't a guarantee seal from "Julio 16/1912" mean the seal was placed on that date? So it makes no sense that it would have an "original United States Customs import sticker from 1910" seeing as thats 2 years before the guarantee. I don't know about you guys, but I smell somethin' real fishy.
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Gotta pay for owning that domain name somehow, not to mention they get a lot of newb transients that have a lot of or enough disposable income to buy those sticks "for fun and to show off".
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