World's most expensive smoke?

[Cheese]

No not a MJ hybrid made in BC.

The Cohiba "Behike", named after a tribal chief of Cuba's indigenous Taino tribe, can only be bought in special humidors -- $18,860 for the 40 cigars.

Anyone want to split the cost on a box? I think well need at least 100 guys chipping in.

El Primo Cigar

[Thunderball]

Problem is, if 100 guys shared, no one would get their own cigars...

Come on, I'm sure 40 guys have $471.50 kicking around... hmm... too bad another round of Ralphbucks aren't coming...

[Hack&Lube]

I have a cohiba but it's probably some lame tourist knock off. It comes in a wooden tube with Cigaro Cubana and a Palm tree burned/engraved into it or something. How do I know if it's a real cuban cohiba?

[Frank the Tank]

Originally Posted by Hack&Lube

I have a cohiba but it's probably some lame tourist knock off. It comes in a wooden tube with Cigaro Cubana and a Palm tree burned/engraved into it or something. How do I know if it's a real cuban cohiba?

If it smells like a mound of dirty diapers?

Heh. Sorry, couldn't resist. I've actually never smoked a cigar.

[Cheese]

Originally Posted by Hack&Lube

I have a cohiba but it's probably some lame tourist knock off. It comes in a wooden tube with Cigaro Cubana and a Palm tree burned/engraved into it or something. How do I know if it's a real cuban cohiba?

No way for us to tell....chances are its a knockoff. Have a few drinks and light er up...if you cough your brains out and its smells like Frank the Tanks kids dirty diapers....toss it off the balcony.

[Frank the Tank]

Originally Posted by Cheese

No way for us to tell....chances are its a knockoff. Have a few drinks and light er up...if you cough your brains out and its smells like Frank the Tanks kids dirty diapers....toss it off the balcony.

HEY! My kids diapers don't......ummmmm.....aaahhhhh.......yeah, they reek.

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by Hack&Lube

I have a cohiba but it's probably some lame tourist knock off. It comes in a wooden tube with Cigaro Cubana and a Palm tree burned/engraved into it or something. How do I know if it's a real cuban cohiba?

I'm not sure why you're so concerned with whether or not it's real. Cohiba makes cheap cigars too (relatively speaking), and it's not like they're tough to get a hold of. Just go to any good cigar shop in town, buy another one, and smoke the two of them. If there's a difference you'll know if the one you have is real or not.