In the Mar/Apr 99
Cigar Aficionado
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Orlando Hernandez
Up Front-
Editors' Note :
A $4 Cigar--Yours for $7
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Letters :
Out of the Humidor
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Hotels :
The Boulders, Carefree, Arizona
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Cover :
El Duque's Excellent Adventure - How Cuba's ace pitcher escaped political oppression to become part of a great American success story.
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Gambling :
The Gin Mill - America's Clubhouse Card Game Can Sometimes Get Very Serious
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Cars :
Marque of Excellence - Can Rolls-Royce, Britain's Name of Distinction, Weather Separation from Its Kid Brother, the Bentley, and Adoption by the Germans?
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Style :
Personal Best - A Slew of Custom Tailoring Choices Adds Up to One Thing: A Suit to Fit Each Individual
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Art :
Art's Next Wave - Today's Artists are Creating Distinctive and Thought-Provoking Works, and Making a Name for Themselves in the Process
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Hobbies :
Green Gold - Long Savored Along the Mediterranean, Olive Oil is Adding Zest to America's Diet
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Jewelry :
The Silver Standard - How One Collector Found an "Affordable," but Still Shiny, Niche in Precious Metals
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Drink :
The New Italian Renaissance - Spurred by the Demise of a Feudal Farming System, a New Generation of Italian Winemakers Has Finally Realized Its Potential
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Dining :
Jean Luc Figueras, Barcelona
Cigars
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Profile :
Quick On The Draw - A cigar-smoking bird named Shoe and political caricatures have made Jeff MacNelly a newspaper favorite.
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Industry :
Growing Nicaragua - Despite Dictators, Revolution, War and, Last Fall, Hurricane Mitch, Tobacco Men in Nicaragua Keep Planting and Rolling
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Q&A :
An Interview With Pedro Martín - Pedro Martín, the founder and owner of Tropical Tobacco.
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Culture :
The Dictator and the Dentist
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