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<blockquote data-quote="jgarcia9102" data-source="post: 1382081" data-attributes="member: 564087">Well the R&amp;amp;J i had must have been a dominican, i didnt know they were soposed to be cuban in the first place.&nbsp; I bought the R&amp;amp;J at the same time as this Cisso Cigar which is made locally.&nbsp; the guy at the smoke shop said that he has had many loyal R&amp;amp;J smokers switch over to the Cisso, and he gave it to me free to try.&nbsp; id rather smoke the cisso anyways, it just seems cool to me that they are being hand rolled right in the city.And no, im not trying to be some badass.&nbsp; Its not like i pull up to school smokin, its just me and my buddy smoking alone.&nbsp; it actually all started when i bought him the Onyx for his B day, then we just wanted to try to find some other nice ones.So should i be looking for the CAO&#039;s?&nbsp; the Cohibas are illegal correct?&nbsp; Id rather stick to the cheaper dominicans than get a huge fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jgarcia9102, post: 1382081, member: 564087"] Well the R&J i had must have been a dominican, i didnt know they were soposed to be cuban in the first place. I bought the R&J at the same time as this Cisso Cigar which is made locally. the guy at the smoke shop said that he has had many loyal R&J smokers switch over to the Cisso, and he gave it to me free to try. id rather smoke the cisso anyways, it just seems cool to me that they are being hand rolled right in the city. And no, im not trying to be some badass. Its not like i pull up to school smokin, its just me and my buddy smoking alone. it actually all started when i bought him the Onyx for his B day, then we just wanted to try to find some other nice ones. So should i be looking for the CAO's? the Cohibas are illegal correct? Id rather stick to the cheaper dominicans than get a huge fine. [/QUOTE]

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