Cigar Culture
Thomas Edison: A Cigar-Smoking Luminary
Edison spent copious hours in his laboratory observing, improving, and creating hundreds of devices, many of which he patented. All the while, he chewed on and smoked...
Feb 24, 2023
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Staff Reviews
Southern Draw Cedrus
The Cedrus from Southern Draw is named after the Cedrus libani tree, the source of the cedar used in many cigar boxes and wooden humidors...
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Cigar Pairings
Top 5 Cigars & Cocktail Pairings for Mardi Gras
To get you prepared, we’ve put together five mouthwatering smokes you can pair with classic Mardi Gras cocktails...
Feb 17, 2023
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Staff Reviews
Rocky Patel Velvet Edition
Rocky Patel Velvet Edition cigars are patiently assembled, and the skill of the rollers is evident the second I light up...
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Cigar 101
Araparica Tobacco
While some of the Arapiraca tobacco is used as long filler, the real prize is Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper leaf...
Feb 13, 2023
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Cigar Culture
J.C. Newman Cigar History
In 1954, to get closer to Cuba, the source of its tobacco, the company moved to Tampa’s Ybor City, long a capital of cigar manufacturing in the US...
Feb 10, 2023
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Staff Reviews
Villiger Exclusivo USA
When the Holt’s buying team found out Villiger Exclusivo USA was officially on the chopping block, they exercised an ultra-shrewd, ultra-frugal strategy to score a truckload...
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Cigar Culture
The Robaina Family
A meticulous and demanding farmer, Alejandro Robaina was famous for not only growing superior crops but for achieving much higher yields than many other farmers...
Feb 6, 2023
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