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Collecting cigars involves understanding different aspects such as cigar types, brands, storage, and aging. Familiarize yourself with reputable brands, learn about cigar regions, and invest in a good humidor to maintain proper humidity for storage. Keep in mind that aging can enhance flavors, so .. continued »

As an aficionado, you’re likely past the beginner stage and looking to refine your selection process based on nuance, complexity, and personal taste. Here’s how to choose a cigar with a seasoned palate in mind:

1. Match Your Mood and Time: Consider the experience you want. A quick .. continued »

Choosing a cigar as a beginner can be exciting but also a bit overwhelming with all the options out there. Here’s a simple guide to help you pick one that’s approachable and enjoyable for your first time:

1. Start with Size: Go for a smaller or medium-sized cigar, like a Robusto .. continued »

Here’s a fun list comparing 10 cigars to their car equivalents, based on characteristics like flavour, prestige, size, and reputation:

1. Montecristo No. 2 - Porsche 911: A classic, refined choice with a smooth, balanced performance—iconic and timeless.

2. Cohiba Behike 56 - .. continued »

Introducing friends to cigar smoking can be a fun and rewarding experience, especially if you approach it with enthusiasm and a bit of know-how. Here’s a step-by-step guide to ease them into it and make it enjoyable:

1. Pick the Right Setting
Start with a relaxed, comfortable .. continued »

When it comes to smoking cigars, there are a few things you should avoid to ensure a pleasant experience and maintain proper etiquette. Here’s a rundown of what not to do:

1. Don’t Inhale the Smoke
Unlike cigarettes, cigar smoke isn’t meant to be inhaled into your .. continued »

When it comes to cigars made in the USA, the focus is typically on premium, hand-rolled cigars produced in small batches, often in Florida, where the cigar-making tradition has deep roots, particularly in Tampa and Miami. While the U.S. doesn’t dominate cigar production like Nicaragua or the .. continued »

Mexico isn’t as prolific in cigar manufacturing as Honduras or Nicaragua, but it has a rich tobacco heritage, especially in the San Andrés Valley, and produces some notable smokes. Mexican cigars are often puros—made entirely from Mexican-grown tobacco—and are known for earthy, peppery, and .. continued »