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September 2008

A New Way of Lighting

Posted: 04:07 PM ET, September 29, 2008

I thought I had witnessed just about every way you can light a cigar—matches, lighters, cedar spills, candles (bad), gas stovetops (effective in a pinch)—but I heard of a new twist on Saturday night.

My wife and I went to a casual dinner party not too far from home. Read more

Left Behind

Posted: 11:42 AM ET, September 16, 2008

So I get the chance to play this great golf course the other day: Quaker Ridge in Scarsdale, New York. One of America’s greatest tracks, according to Golf Digest magazine. And to top it off, I was playing with Marvin Shanken and Gordon Mott, plus my coworker James Molesworth, a senior editor at the Wine Spectator. Read more

Sharing a Smoke With Charlie Toraño

Posted: 10:10 AM ET, September 04, 2008

Charlie Toraño came by the office today. Charlie is the president of Toraño Cigars, and his family is one of the leading families of cigars and tobacco. Back in the pre-embargo days, the Toraños grew tons of great wrapper tobacco in Cuba. Read more

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