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I took a long cab ride up to Washington Heights the other day with Jose Blanco of La Aurora cigars. Blanco, who directs the marketing for …
Inside W. Curtis Draper, one of the country's oldest tobacconists. A startlingly clear example that cigars can be good for you is on …
Finally, the Northeast had a golf weekend to remember, the first of 2007 (if you don’t count January 6th when it was 70 degrees). Since I …
Tax day, April 15, will also be the date when the final shipment of Aurora 100 Años cigars is released to the market. The highly regarded …
The founder of Miami Cigar & Co. talks about the rise, fall and rebirth of his Don Lino brand.
Reprinted from the December 2006 issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine Molds give cigars their round shape. Today, wooden molds are being …
A small company in Pennsylvania plays a major role in the cigar-making process
Many of the best cigars in the world—and much of the tobacco that goes into them—are the product of father-and-son teams. In our second …
Millions of people stay up at night to watch "The Sopranos" on TV. For one magical night this spring, an intimate group of about 200 cigar …
The gregarious sales director for La Aurora speaks about the cigar industry.
Last month, 1,200 boxes of La Aurora's highly touted 100 Años brand were sent to retailers from Aurora headquarters in the Dominican …
A decade ago scores of new cigar brands went on sale. Most are gone, but the few that remain have built a comfortable niche in the industry
Americans love the rich flavor of Brazilian tobacco, but will they ever acquire a taste for cigars that are made in Brazil?
Cigarmakers and their customers have a warm heart for the needy
What happens when Michael Jordan, Rush Limbaugh and a spirits industry billionaire all want the same priceless cigar humidor? A bidding war …
