Not sure if anyone has seen this yet but I saw this yesterday while at the lounge.
http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfe.../show/id/16095
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Damn, that sucks. Hope they are able to recover from this one as well.
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Sad. Must have smelled great though. JK.
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Ouch!....looks like they lost some old/aged tobacco...
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Ouch!! Some rare/old tobacco that was being "saved" for special projects was lost.
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wow crazy stuff. i hope everything turns out ok for them.
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Glad no one was hurt in the fire.
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9 fires in their history?? Sounds like they need an better plan. :-)
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I saw that last night. Pretty devastating to lose that much rare tobacco. I wonder how this will affect their production and special projects.
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That's a shame! I wonder if this will hurt their supply and these will become scarce cigars for awhile. Glad no one was hurt though.
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urgh... thats bad...
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Man I hate to see these things happen. I am sure they will rebound given time.
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Good thing I don't really care for their cigars...prices are probably going to go up.
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Curing barns exploding and tobacco warehouses burning is, unfortunately, just part of the business.
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I assumed what Adam said. When you're fermenting, you're gonna have fires. Not cleaning poop out of the barn well enough will start a real nice fire from fermenting poop. I imagine not turning bales and not keeping super clean is a good way to burn down a curing barn, as well.
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Sad indeed. I agree...prices will go up.
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That sucks hard core. Time to stock up on some AFs
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This is a big bummmmer... I hope there pricing wont shoot up. :-)
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They should have bottled the smoke.
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ouch...that sucks hardcore.
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