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<blockquote data-quote="Draagha" data-source="post: 323861" data-attributes="member: 3171"><p>I'm no expert myself, as I JUST got into cigars really heavily in the past few months. But in my experience so far, more expensive cigars generally have more complex flavors, better quality tobacco all around, and they usually have nice oils on the surface. </p><p></p><p>Your best bet would be to get two cigars of similar constructions (i.e. wrapper, binder, filler the same) of a cheap and a high price and inspect it yourself. That's what I did, along with extensive educated reading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Draagha, post: 323861, member: 3171"] I'm no expert myself, as I JUST got into cigars really heavily in the past few months. But in my experience so far, more expensive cigars generally have more complex flavors, better quality tobacco all around, and they usually have nice oils on the surface. Your best bet would be to get two cigars of similar constructions (i.e. wrapper, binder, filler the same) of a cheap and a high price and inspect it yourself. That's what I did, along with extensive educated reading. [/QUOTE]
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