Henry Clay

[nciovino]

I tihnk Henry Clay has a very good cigar for the price of less than 3 bucks!

[Big Bob]

step it up another dollar and try an edge.

[Marlboro Cigars-cl]

Great recommendation.

[happy1]

I've never heard anything good about the Henry Clay,but one mans treasure is anothers trash

[Tha Criddler]

When I first started smoking I worked my way through the whole line and back then the Breva was an awesome smoke. Same for the H2000's when they first came out, but the the ones I've had recently didn't have the same flash.

[Avs Fan]

I used to smoke the souvenir(spell it) h2000 about 7 or 8 years ago, and like them a lot but I don't think you can find them anymore.

[FNA-cl]

Where do you see Henry Clay under $3 and Edge under $4? Box prices don't count, becasue it's not a $3 cigar if I have to spend $60 to smoke one.

Henry Clay was the cigar I started smoking as an adult smoker, when I shifted from buying my cigars at the news agency and started buying from a cigar shop.

About 10 years ago they really went up in price. They are back down some now, but I think I pay right around $4 for a Breva Conserva.

[shrtcrt-cl]

I always enjoyed a Henry Clay. I know a while back they changed where they were made, but they are still a good smoke. A local shop in Vegas has the Edge for $3 to $4 a stick. I was shocked when I saw those prices.

[FNA-cl]

Yeah, I'd be shocked to see Edge for $3 and change. Every vitola in the line sell almost everywhere for over $4 a piece by the box.

[kevink868]

Originally Posted by Tha Criddler

When I first started smoking I worked my way through the whole line and back then the Breva was an awesome smoke. Same for the H2000's when they first came out, but the the ones I've had recently didn't have the same flash.

Criddler speaks the Truth. Those Brevas were bruisers compared to most everything else on the market at the time. And the first run of H2000s were nice. I'm pretty sure I still have one somewhere.