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Registration Opens for 2012 ProCigar Festival
David Savona
Posted: October 18, 2011
If
you’re a fan of Dominican cigars and you’re interested in seeing how
they are made, the ProCigar Festival is for you. The week-long event,
now in its fifth year, will take place February 19 through 24.
Registration is open now.
ProCigar
consists of seven companies in the Dominican Republic that make cigars,
and all of the member companies take part in the festival. There is
General Cigar Dominicana, the factory that produces such cigars as
Macanudo, La Gloria Cubana and Partagas; Tabacalera de Garcia Ltd., the
makers of Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta and H. Upmann; Tabadom Holding
Inc., the company that pro- duces Davidoff and Avo cigars; Manufactura
de Tabacos S.A. (MATASA), which makes the Quesada and Fonseca brands; La
Aurora S.A., maker of Guillermo León and Aurora cigars; Tabaquisa
S.A., where Juan Clemente cigars are made and new member Corporacion
Cigar Export, the maker of Augusto Reyes and other cigars.
Each
day features lunches and dinners, and there are cigars for every
activity, as well as plenty of venues in which to smoke them. For those
who wish to mix in some non-cigar activities, there is a snorkeling
trip, a beach tour, rafting, visits to rum distilleries or a tour of Santiago, the second-largest city in the Dominican Republic.
Attending the Festival is $850, not including hotel and airfare. For more information, visit http://procigar.org.
For more on the festival, see the latest Cigar Insider.
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