I'm new to cigar smoking, and one thing I have never been clear of is if Cubans are legal in the US.... or are just certain kinds of cubans illegal? Also, what makes them illegal in the first place?
I'm new to cigar smoking, and one thing I have never been clear of is if Cubans are legal in the US.... or are just certain kinds of cubans illegal? Also, what makes them illegal in the first place?
They're illegal because they have weed in them.
I'm new to cigar smoking, and one thing I have never been clear of is if Cubans are legal in the US.... or are just certain kinds of cubans illegal? Also, what makes them illegal in the first place?
I'm new to cigar smoking, and one thing I have never been clear of is if Cubans are legal in the US.... or are just certain kinds of cubans illegal? Also, what makes them illegal in the first place?
They're illegal because they have weed in them.
and pubes. But hey, they were rolled on the thighs of...
Just do a google search on "cuban trade embargo" and you'll find all the info you need on the subject. Oh, and to clear up your thoughts on the matter, they ARE illegal. All kinds.
I'm new to cigar smoking, and one thing I have never been clear of is if Cubans are legal in the US.... or are just certain kinds of cubans illegal? Also, what makes them illegal in the first place?
It depends on what their papers say!
You just found your signature!I didn't know there was a trade embargo.
if the Cuban cigars are illegal, can they apply for citizenship? Every other Cuban does!! :whistling:![]()
back when Castro was still alive
back when Castro was still alive
He is dead?
I was wondering if anyone would catch that! :laugh:
He may still be alive, but his public appearances have sure been scarce the past several years.
I recently learned that it's actually illegal for a US citizen to even PURCHASE a Cuban cigar, not just bring it back to the country. Meaning if you're overseas somewhere, it's technically illegal to buy a Cuban and smoke it there.
I recently learned that it's actually illegal for a US citizen to even PURCHASE a Cuban cigar, not just bring it back to the country. Meaning if you're overseas somewhere, it's technically illegal to buy a Cuban and smoke it there.
I think this is correct, however, there's no real way of enforcing it, or at least it isn't really enforced. Most cigar shops abroad aren't going to stop you from buying their product. And most touristy/street vendor cigar stores are probably selling counterfeit.