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 | ...ards Pipe & Tobacco and then on to St. Petersburg. Over there we had dinner at sidewalk tables at Jo Jo's Italian Restaurant which was excellent. Of course, some of us smoked cigars there as well.... |
27-01-2009
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 | ...ars, using fine tobacco leaf and can not only be pleasing, but a nice break from the same old routine. They are also a good way to get a new smoker to light up. After all, part of smoking is the camar... |
26-01-2009
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...rs of different tobacco was to take wrappers off one cigar and put on another and then smoke. Most will agree the main flavor of a cigar comes from the wrapper. After meeting Sam and talking to him ab...
26-01-2009
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 | ...s fuller-bodied tobaccos. Aged in tercios and charcoaled wooden barrels to further enrich its flavor, the blend marries Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco to a proprietary filler cultivated exclusively ... |
25-01-2009
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 | ...oprietor of two tobacco shops; both named A Little Taste of Cuba. One, the original shop, is in Princeton, NJ (70 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ - 609.683.8988 - www.cubacigar.com). The other shop,... |
23-01-2009
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 | ...stings and pipe tobacco workshops.The shop carries "boutique cigars," such as Tatuaje, Padilla Habano, Ashton ESG, J. Fuego, Cabaiguan and Trinidad. "Boutique cigars" are made by small companies, or t... |
21-01-2009
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... to some of the tobacco growing countries to shoot video of various factories and farms. I look forward to continuing to bring my fellow members of Puff.com the highlights of more factories in the fut...
18-01-2009
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 | ...rick and mortar tobacconist) to choose a stick. You get to talk about what is new with the staff and exchange taste experiences with other patrons. There are some great conversations to be had.
If th... |
17-01-2009
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...I was home. The tobacconist was extremely knowlageable and described all the cigars to me. That was the beginning of my dedication to the fine art of cigars.Now after 3 years of smoking I still enjoy ...
17-01-2009
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 | ...rtega of United Tobacco, who is one of the creators of 601 brand of cigars, plans were made to visit Nicaragua to get a glimpse of a new project being worked on by United Tobacco. The 601 cigar brand ... |
16-01-2009
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 | ...ed and that the tobacco leaf acting as the wrapper is of good quality.
If the wrapper is green or splotchy, or multi-colored, you can bet that it has not be handled properly, and the quality will... |
16-01-2009
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 | ...and moisten the tobacco, leaving a foul taste in your mouth.
One last, silly thing to take into consideration, is looks. This may seem like a pretentious thing to think about, but trust me ... |
16-01-2009
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 | ...ar comes with a tobacco cap, typically cut from the same leaves that were used to wrap the cigar. You can either choose to cut this cap, or puncture it. But choose wisely – the way you prepare your ... |
14-01-2009
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...ive Director of Tobacco Free Kids, as Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services. Corr is a long time anti-tobacco proponent and activist. Accompanying the announcement of the appointment, Presid...
13-01-2009
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 | ...re blended with tobaccos from around the world to achieve
the desired balance and taste," Hurt said. The tobaccos primarily come from
Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
"... |
05-01-2009
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 | ...old line London tobacconist has long had a shop on St. James's
Street. Now, Lewis had some very comfortable, over stuffed, leather chairs
scattered about - if not liberally scattered about; adequa... |
05-01-2009
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 | ...offee, rum, and tobacco products. But with time and a little luck that will
soon change, and the name Nicaragua will conjure, among other happier aspects of
this remarkable country, its award-winn... |
01-01-2009
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Cuban tobacco will also most likely be purchased by the American-based cigar
manufacturers, using up limited supplies even faster. Several Miami-based
cigar manufacturers have to... |
29-12-2008
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 | ...ffer a bit more tobacco per
buck, the thinner rings have a much higher flavor concentration and complexity
than their larger cousins. Since the blends are essentially the same within a
line, thi... |
29-12-2008
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 | ...the finest aged tobaccos the world has to offer. The G3 is
one of the lesser expensive releases that the company has come out with in
recent years making it an affordable indulgence for any aficio... |
29-12-2008
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