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Same here!

Good morning gents, My son will be flying in and out of Copenhagen next week and would like to pick up some cigars while there. Are there any shops there that are worht the visit? Alternatively, how is the selection and pricing at the duty free shop at the airport. Thanks for any advice you can provide.

Gentlemen, My son will be flying in and out of Copenhagen on his next vacation and would like to pick up some cigars while there. Are there any cigar shops worth stopping by while he's there? Alternatively, how is the duty free shops selection and pricing? Many thanks for any advice you can provide.

Happy birthday Diana. Enjoy your day.

At -25C for 24 hours is more than enough time to kill eggs, larvae and adult beetles!

Love the size and flavor and definitely delivers in the value/price department.

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Loving this thread! Thanks for your efforts. Looking forward to your reviews of the above.

Everyone's got an opinion but my vote goes to Lusi's.

Yep. Got one around Christmas. That retailer has been sending out small gifts with their logo on them for a few years now. Don't know how they got your email address unless they bought a list from another vendor.

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Relatively new here...how do I find the articles you refer to? Thanks.

Get a couple of the large Tupperware type containers with the foam seal around the lid. You can store numerous boxes in those containers.

Definitely bring cash. Although some places accept US bank credit cards, some don't. Also, sometimes a place that accepts CCs just isn't having its equipment working properly that day. As for exchanging money, Cuba penalizes travelers converting US dollars to the tune of 10%. That is in addition to the 3% exchange fee. Euros don't have that penalty so exchanging dollars to Euros here at your bank and then changing the Euros to CUCs in Cuba nets you more than if you exchange dollars in Cuba.