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December Cigar Aficionado Features First-Ever Six by 60 Tasting

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Posted: November 6, 2012    By CA Staff


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Still Walking His Cigar

Journalist Gay Talese’s essay on his ritual of a cigar stroll, in our premier issue, set a tone. We catch up with him two decades later.

Posted: November 6, 2012    By Mervyn Rothstein


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La Riqueza Brand Gets New Packaging

It’s been four years since La Riqueza cigars hit the market, and brand owner Pete Johnson (who also owns Tatuaje) laments that it’s become the...more

Posted: October 24, 2012    By Gregory Mottola


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Eiroa Opening Miami Cigar Factory

There’s a new cigar factory coming to Miami, and it’s not on Calle Ocho, but in the artistic and colorful Wynwood arts warehouse...more

Posted: October 23, 2012    By David Savona


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Final Cigar Dinner Scheduled for Eve of Carlsbad Outdoor Smoke Ban

Call it the cigar enthusiast’s version of a swan song, or a last hurrah. On November 1, the day before restaurants in Carlsbad, California, must...more

Posted: October 22, 2012    By Andrew Nagy


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General Cigar Brings Six-Pack of Punch to Tailgate Party

As football season continues to heat up, General Cigar Co. is tapping into the tailgate market, offering half a dozen Honduran-made Punch cigars,...more

Posted: October 18, 2012   


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Hammer+Sickle Turns to Nicaragua

Hammer+Sickle’s Hermitage No. 1 St. Petersburg, the brand’s first cigar that incorporates tobaccos from Nicaragua, is now on its way to retail...more

Posted: October 16, 2012    By Andrew Nagy


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E.P. Carrillo Releases Full-Bodied Cardinal Series

Cigarmaker Ernesto Perez-Carrillo has just released the E.P. Carrillo Cardinal Series, and he claims that it’s the strongest, most full-bodied...more

Posted: October 15, 2012    By Gregory Mottola


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The Cuban Missile Crisis At 50

Five decades later, lessons are still being learned from the most dangerous days in history

Posted: October 12, 2012    By Peter Kornbluh


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Alec Bradley Fine & Rare Hitting Stores Today

The second release of Alec Bradley Fine & Rare is on its way to cigar shops....more

Posted: October 11, 2012    By David Savona


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Michigan Governor Approves Cigar Tax Cap

Michigan Governor Richard Snyder has signed legislation that caps the state's excise tax on cigars at 50 cents.The new law goes into effect on...more

Posted: October 10, 2012    By Andrew Nagy


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Name Change: Cuenca y Blanco Becomes CyB

Joya de Nicaragua has changed the name of its new Cuenca y Blanco cigar to CyB by Joya de Nicaragua. The name change is intended to stop potential...more

Posted: October 8, 2012    By David Savona


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