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My Father Cigars
The history of My Father cigars is the history of the García family, with José Pepín García as chief, mentor and founder of the company.
Discount Sales Program
We recently relaunched www.CigarStoreOnline.com with a brand new easy-to-use customer interface. With your help, we are looking to get the word out and grow the
Sip N Stogie Cigar Glass
Well this is a different glass to have in my glass collection. I opened the box and the weight and quality of the glass is
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Tampa cigar factory hopes to import Cuban tobacco
The J.C. Newman Cigar Company in Ybor City wants to import Cuban tobacco and has made a formal request of the U.S. government to do
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How do I prepare a new humidor?
Cigars cannot be placed into a brand new humidor and be expected to stay fresh. Why? Unless it is properly prepared, there is not an
J.C. Newman Cigar Company, celebrated its 125th birthday this year.
America’s Oldest Family Owned Cigar Manufacturer But rather than ask for presents, the nation’s oldest family-owned cigar company is giving gifts. The J.C. Newman Cigar
J.C. Newman Cigar Company, celebrated its 125th birthday this year. Read More »
Cigars and Tobacco in History
Have you ever wondered where cigars were first produced? In Spain is where many people believe cigars were first produced. Before cigars became all the
What are white spots on cigars?
Listen to the article To find white powdery spots is a good sign that your cigars are aging beautifully. The appearance of these white spots,
The Uncut Interview With Michael Jordan
Watch the complete, uncut video of Marvin R. Shanken’s interview with NBA legend Michael Jordan. In 2017, Marvin R. Shanken, editor and publisher of Cigar
U.S. Cigar Imports Are Down
Listen to the article. Cigar shipments in the U.S. were down in the first quarter of the year, off 9.5 percent from the first three
Eiroa Cigars
In 1917, Generoso Eiroa Sr left Spain to try his luck in Cuba, where he found his calling in tobacco growing. After the revolution, his