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I have an alternative, but that's another story, LOL.

Seriously, I have been looking to get my hands on some HC15 and Matusalem for quite some time now, and that may prove to be difficult as Matusalem may no longer be available.

Any help???

Eric

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There are a couple of retailers in Germany that have sent rum to the states but you do risk loosing your purchase in US Customs. Another way to enjoy Cuban rum is to buy it in the Caribbean and enjoy it there. The last thing that any of us want to do is to condone violating US Customs laws even if we don't agree with the obviously politically motivated regulations.

Edward Hamilton

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Greetins Bolivar Petit Corona,

I would love to know how to get a hold of Matusalem Anejo Superior from Cuba... but your email is set to private... can you get a hold of me PLEASE?

ehfidan@hotmail.com

Thanks, Dan

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