Most cigar enthusiasts quickly discover that the type of wrapper used on a cigar can significantly influence its flavor, aroma, and overall smoking experience. With respect to cigar wrappers, two primary categories stand out: Maduro and Natural cigars. Understanding the differences between these two types can help you make more informed choices as you explore the […]
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It’s estimated that over 200 hands touch each cigar made in Cuba, from the planting of the seed to the final boxing. A prized export and a magnet for tourists, Cuban cigars hold both historic and cultural significance, representing a major national industry and a source of pride. “Tobacco runs in my blood,” says Hector
Cuba faces an uncertain future for one of its most iconic symbols: the cigar. Read More »
Cuba faces an uncertain future for one of its most iconic symbols: the cigar. Read More »
La Aurora was established on October 3rd, 1903 by Eduardo León Jimenes, whose roots in tobacco farming inspired him to create a globally recognized cigar brand. At just 18 years old, Eduardo inherited some land and began with a small team of six employees. Over 113 years later, La Aurora employs over a thousand people
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Inés and Litto Gómez set out to realize their dream of creating their own cigar brand. Following a robbery at their jewelry shop in Miami, they pivoted from gold and diamonds to the world of cigars. Instead of outsourcing production to large factories, the couple established their own company in the Dominican Republic in 1996.
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The Cigar World Excerpt from the book by Cosima Aichholzer A cigar makes time stand still’ is a quote often associated with a man whose name was synonymous with cigars throughout his lifetime: Zino Davidoff (left). In 1911, Henri Davidoff opened a small cigar shop in Geneva that quickly grew. It became an inspiration
