Nothing has changed at the local Tinder Box

shilala · 03-01-2009, 12:14 PM

I stopped at a place in Pittsburgh yesterday that had a beautiful store and a gorgeous bar.
The walk-in was gorgeous, too.
A good 8 feet, floor to ceiling, was dedicated to Macanudos. I never knew there were so many Macanudos.
The one thing that struck me was that they can't hardly keep Acids on the shelf. Many empty boxes, many different types offered. It looked like they were easily their best seller.
I'd stopped by because the last time I was there I found a box of Opus pc's on the shelf. I got their last Opus they had, it was a robusto and it was behind the bar.
Goes to show that there's just no figuring "it" out.
I tend to think that the way I think about cigars and brands is the way everyone does. It just ain't so.

03-01-2009, 12:14 PM	#11
shilala Dear Lord, Thank You. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Scott Posts: 13,721 Trading: (252)	Re: Nothing has changed at the local Tinder Box I stopped at a place in Pittsburgh yesterday that had a beautiful store and a gorgeous bar. The walk-in was gorgeous, too. A good 8 feet, floor to ceiling, was dedicated to Macanudos. I never knew there were so many Macanudos. The one thing that struck me was that they can't hardly keep Acids on the shelf. Many empty boxes, many different types offered. It looked like they were easily their best seller. I'd stopped by because the last time I was there I found a box of Opus pc's on the shelf. I got their last Opus they had, it was a robusto and it was behind the bar. Goes to show that there's just no figuring "it" out. I tend to think that the way I think about cigars and brands is the way everyone does. It just ain't so. __________________