Reserva De Inexpensivo Cigars

A couple of the sales reps were chatting here in the office the other day, and the subject of $1 sticks came up. "What do you have thats around $1 per cigar?" is a very common question from our fine customers. Less than a year ago, we had a whole bunch of answers to that question offering customers a wide selection of inexpensive smokes. Since S-CHIP has taken its toll, there aren't too many left. A $0.40 increase per stick might not seem like a big deal to the high rollers who are lighting up $15 stogies, but for the budget conscious out there who were enjoying some of our old buck-a-stick bargains that just about doubles the price!

Since we aren't the kind of company to get fed up and just give in, we have decided to revive one of our most popular brands ever, the Reserva de Inexpensivo. We ran a special in October of 2008, and it was going to be a one time thing, putting a clever name on some decent unbanded bundles that we scored a deal on. The reaction was incredible, the name, the deal and the smokes were all wildly popular well beyond our expectations. After we sold out of our initial shipment, we went to work trademarking the brand as the sixth BCP Exclusive offering and getting a consistent supply of low-cost cigars that don't skimp on construction and flavor.

Now is your chance to reap the benefits of our hard work. We found a killer 100% long-fill Nicaraguan stogie that we are somehow able to sell between $24.95 and $29.95 per bundle of 25. They are medium-bodied with a little kick to them, constructed beautifully and sure to deliver a value much higher than their price. Sound too good to be true? Its not. You aren't going to mistake them for a Padron Anniversario or an Ashton VSG. You haven't found the secret cigar that is dirt cheap and tastes like something you just lit with a $100 bill. What you have here is a working class cigar at a working class price. It tastes good, smokes good, and will leave plenty of your paycheck to pay the bills, put dinner on the table, keep gas in the car and a twelve-pack in the fridge.

Remember sales guys, they're not cheap, they're in-ex-pen-sive

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