After hearing about the upcoming release several months ago, the Cohiba "Behike" cigars have finally hit the market. They were named after the cheif of one of Cuba's indigenous tribes and are said to be the most expensive cigars in the world. Only 4,000 were rolled, all to be sold in groups of 40 in specially designed humidors for $18,860 - which comes out to about $470 per cigar. Every one of the cigars was hand-rolled by Norma Fernandez, the cigar roller at the El Laguito factory in Havana.
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11-10-2006 @ 2:10PM
Stephen Malan said...
$470 a stick! Yikes! I thought I was paying a lot at $27 per stick!
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12-08-2006 @ 4:55AM
Adebayor said...
DEAR SIR
MY NAME IS MR ADEBAYOR ,AM LEAVING IN UNITED KINGDOM AFTER VISINTING YOUR WEB SITE I LIKE TO KNOW IF IS POSSIBLE TO PLACE AN ORDER AND ALSO TO KNOW WITH KIND OF PAYMENT DO YOU REQUEST.
BEST REGARDS
Mr E.Adebayor
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12-10-2006 @ 9:28PM
Cohiba Behike said...
Two boxes (No. 8 & 88) was auctioned off last week in Hongkong by Pacific Cigar Ltd.
The winning bid was ONLY about US$30,000
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