Cigars
Cigars are a way of life. This is our blog about it.Best Solutions for Eliminating Smoke Odor
Uh-oh! What’s that smell? CIGAR SMOKE ODOR. Smoke odor stinks up your clothes. It gets into your car, your office, and your living space. It’s also a nuisance to non-smokers who are doing their best to avoid second-hand smoke. Fortunately, there are several ways to...
Buying Cigars Online: Is it a Good Idea?
Should you buy cigars online or visit your trusted brick-and-mortar retailer to make the purchase? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, but let’s look at some of the advantages of each. Online buying: 1. 24/7 access Unlike with a physical retail...
How are different alcoholic drinks made?
A lot of time and toil go into your sipper of tequila or your tumbler of whiskey. We asked the experts to tell us more about the processes that help create some of the world’s favorite drinks. Dr. Lawrence Weinstein is an accomplished physician executive with more...
How to Enjoy Your Cigar Without a Cutter
Whether you are on a last minute road trip or camping in the great outdoors, you may have remembered to bring your favorite cigars only to discover that you forgot your cutter. With no cigar stores nearby, you suddenly have a big problem, especially when you feel the...
The Right Way to Store Your Cigars
Proper cigar storage is a primary concern for cigar lovers. You wouldn’t want to waste a lot of money by improperly storing expensive cigars so that they lose their freshness and flavor. Cigars will dry out in arid climates or absorb too much moisture when it is...
Flying Do’s and Don’ts for Cigar Lovers
If you’re a major cigar enthusiast, you might find it hard to part with your smokes when you head out on a trip. However, if you’re not careful, flying with your favorite cigars can come with pitfalls and traps. Either you damage your precious cigars during your...
Cigar Scents and Flavors
Cigar blenders are as serious in their work as the distillers of fine spirits, brewers of beer, and the producers of coffee and tea. Cigar blending is both a science and art, with flavors created by the soil of the region where tobaccos are grown and the variety of...
Understanding Cigar Shapes and Sizes
If you are new to cigar smoking, you may have noticed that cigars come in varying sizes and shapes and that smokers spend different amounts of time on the kind of cigars they smoke. The diameter and length of a cigar can vary from brand to brand, making it important...
The History of Tequila in a Nutshell
Tequila is one of the few spirits with equal appeal to drinkers and cigar smokers. Its origin is mysterious, but there’s no doubt that cigar aficionados prefer tequila with many of their favorite cigars. Tequila, contrary to popular belief, is not made from cactus but...
Tips for Making that Vintage Humidor Work Once More
Buying a vintage humidor from an online marketplace is not something that people do on a day-to-day basis, but if you see a nice product for a decent price, most likely you won’t sit idly by. A vintage humidor has more value than to merely keep cigar humidity at the...
Read Across America Day: Best Books about Cigars and Cigar Smoking
Read Across America Day is held on March 2 of each year. It was the National Education Association’s idea to create a day to celebrate reading, especially among children. The holiday is now recognized across the country in numerous ways, such as the NEA sponsoring...
National Cigar Day is Coming Soon
Mark your calendars on February 27 because it is National Cigar Day. This is an event commemorating the cigar machine invented by Oscar Hammerstein, a German merchant with a penchant for smoking cigars. If the name rings a bell, he was also the grandfather of the...