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The classic mixing spirit is roaring back with newfound flavors and a revived role at the bar.
Tobacco growers are looking to the past for new flavor, working with old seeds once lost to the annals of time.
In a what's being called a "strategic alliance agreement," Altadis U.S.A. will begin distributing the products from Boutique Blends Cigars, …
You probably didn't know that the Camp David Ranch in Santiago, the Dominican Republic, has a basement. Unlike the Alamo, it does. I know …
Santa Barbara, California, is a wonderful destination. It has the longest south-facing coastline in the western United States, is close to …
The Romeo 505 Nicaragua is finally shipping to cigar shops. Introduced at the IPCPR trade show in July 2016, the Plasencia-made Nicaraguan …
Two cigarmakers are combining their love of musicianship with their passion for blending premium tobaccos.
Premium, handmade cigarmaking is returning to Ybor City.
As of this summer, I have a dozen IPCPRs under my belt. Well, some of those shows were RTDA's, so technically, that's not correct. Let's …
Pelo de Oro is a difficult, temperamental wrapper to grow. It's susceptible to disease, the yields are low and most farmers want nothing to …
A little more than two decades ago, Carlos "Carlito" Fuente Jr. planted 37 acres of Corojo seeds in the Dominican Republic with every …
Just before the Big Smoke Sunday Seminar "Bourbon For Certain" began, co-host Jorge Padrón, president of Padrón Cigars, admitted to the …
The New York City Wine & Food Festival took place this past weekend, flooding the Big Apple with a plethora of food- and vino-centric …
The ninth annual release in the Parker's Heritage Collection from the Heaven Hill distillery gives a nod to whiskey's malt legacy with a …
What's the hottest category in the entire spirits industry? Unless you've been living in a dry county for the past decade, you know the …
