In the Jan/Feb 2008
Cigar Aficionado

The Blues Brothers

Pick up your latest issue of Cigar Aficionado, and take the stage with the Blues Brothers. Also, the Top 25 Cigars of 2007, a Cuban rarity from 2000, a tour of Miami's Calle Ocho, and ratings and notes on 79 cigars. That and much, much more, on newsstands now.

Up Front

Editors' Note : The Best Cigars of 2007

Letters : Out of the Humidor

Good Life Guide

Electronics : Pioneer Kuro Plasma

Drink : Bodacious Blends

Sport : Power Plate

Cigars : The Double Blade Cutter

The 25 Best Cigars of 2007 - We began with 701 cigars, but in the end, there could be only one: our Cigar of the Year.

Time : Blancpain Fifty Fathoms

Wheels : Audi S5

Places : Banyan Tree Seychelles

Fun : PokerPro

Style : Treat Your Feet

Gourmet : Chocolate, American Style

Features

Cover : Singin' the Blues - Dan Aykroyd and Jim Belushi carry a musical torch across America as the Blues Brothers.

Golf : Rebirth of a Classic - A renovation at Sleepy Hollow pays homage to its original designer, Charles Blair Macdonald, and brings a storied New York course into the modern era

Golf With Marvin : More Confessions of a Weekend Golfer: "The Shotmaker" Hits Las Vegas and the Monterey Peninsula

Cigars

Industry : Little Havana - Miami's historic Eighth Street, known locally as Calle Ocho, is America's Cigar Central

Cuba Report : Entering and Leaving Cigar Heaven - Robustos and large cigars are still dominating the rolling rooms in Cuba's factories

Interview : Turning the Top Tables - How the legendary New York restaurateur Ken Aretsky built a fabled résumé of fine dining by turning setbacks into life-affirming experiences.