Like the perfect cigar, the smoker’s lifestyle is one focused on enjoyment and relaxation. At Puff Lifestyle, we discuss all avenues of lifestyle - great hotels that are cigar friendly, fantastic wines, cigar friendly dining, cool gadgets, lighters that actually work, hand carved cedar humidors...you get the idea. But we also cover the down to earth lifestyle interests as well: the most enjoyable reasonably priced cigars, best vacations on a budget, and the best way to stretch a buck...which has never been more important. Nothing is off topic!
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Grimpa's Steakhouse Miami
Monday, 15 September 2008
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A very elegant version of the Brazilian "Churrasco" restaurants that have sprung
up around South Florida and other parts of the United States, Grimpa is located
in Mary Brickell Village, just west of Miami's Brickell Avenue 'financial
district.'
Open for lunch and dinner, the restaurant should be a spectacular haven for
gourmet and glutton alike! For the gourmet, it offers the opportunity to explore
an extraordinary collection of meats, chicken and fish…explore them for texture
and taste. While the glutton can indulge his overweening appetites at a fixed
price!
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Prime Blue Grille
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
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Red meat is big these days, especially with cigar smokers. And, any place
that has outdoor dining has my patronage; at least, once! Well, Prime Blue
Grille, a creation of 'expatriate' Smith & Wollensky executives has had it many,
many times. Dining on the terrace overlooking the entrance to the Miami River,
opposite Brickell Key, is dining at its best. And being greeted by Jamie
Zambrana, or any of his staff, is knowing hospitality at its best.
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Sofia's Cucina Little Italy NY
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
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It's not hard to find Italian food on Mulberry Street. But, it's not always
easy to find really good Italian food there.
I was coming out of a cigar store with a business associate, on a recent visit
to New York City, and we were considering where to eat lunch. Looking left,
looking right, I saw crowded outdoor tables at every restaurant that lined both
sides of the street. It was a very beautiful day in April. Amen ... because, if
we were going to smoke a cigar, we would have to dine outdoors.
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What's Smoking in July
Monday, 07 July 2008
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It will be fifty years this August that I smoked my first cigar, and I
still remember it clearly. I immediately became a devotee of Havanas, and in
December of that same year, 1958, I spent three weeks in Cuba visiting tobacco
fields and factories and talking to everyone that would talk to me. Back then,
my Spanish was excellent.
In 1995, I smoked my first non-Cuban cigar, a La Flor Dominicana, and I have
been enamored of Dominican cigars ever since. More recently, I have added
Nicaraguan cigars to my repertoire and am totally enjoying them all.
We are living in the best of times for cigar aficionados: there are more well
made, full bodied cigars (my preference since I was 17) available than ever
before.
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Choosing a Good Cutter
Friday, 16 January 2009
In this article we are going to take a look at something that can make or break your experience with a good cigar. No matter if you are smoking a cheap stogie you picked up at a local convenience store, or a fine Cuban you procured on vacation, making the proper cut – and having the proper tools to do so – should be a priority on any smoker’s list. So come take a peek inside, where we will discuss the different methods and means of getting that perfect cut (and perfect smoke) every time.
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