There was once a time when a man with a cigar in his mouth was held in high regard; a time when a young man toasted farewell to adolescence by igniting the end of a cigar that “just happened” to slip out of his father’s humidor. A time where the arrival of a man’s progeny […]
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Let’s talk about the Padron Story. Since the inception of their company in 1964, the Padron family has been met with more adversity than most. From power struggles in Nicaragua to kidnapping and bombing attempts in Miami, the family has persevered through a barrage of hardships for one reason—to create the finest cigars imaginable. To
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The Flor de las Antillas Toro was awarded Cigar Aficionado’s Top Cigar of 2012 From Cigar Aficionado The story of Cigar Aficionado’s 2012 Cigar of the Year begins in Cuba, the island home of José “Pepin” Garcia, his son Jaime and daughter, Janny. Pepin began rolling cigars at the age of 11 in his
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Cigar enthusiast Rush Limbaugh provided some commentary on this week’s show for ‘our side of the story,’ on proposed regulations for cigars in America . He stated: “…It’s all about control. It’s all about… (sigh) I don’t know. I grow weary. It’s not the only thing. Here’s National Review today: “By proposing a ban on
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In a testament to the bi-partisan coalition being built to defend premium cigars from the heavy hand of the federal government, another U.S. Senator has joined the cause of Cigar Democracy as a co-sponsor of S. 1461. U.S. Senator Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, has become a co-sponsor of S. 1461, The Traditional Cigar Manufacturing and
