It’s not just an activity. It’s a lifestyle. Well, isn’t it? We’re here to suggest to you why you might want to try a certain cigar with your morning coffee, or enlighten you about the distressing/relaxation benefits of enjoying your cigar with a nice whiskey by the fire or on the porch. Because it is a part of us. And they’re tasty too…right?
(read Part 1 of the series here) I assume your first question is “What is a FOG?” (if that wasn’t your first question, then for the sake of this article we’re just going to pretend it was…try to cooperate here). You’ll see a lot of abbreviations and acronyms on the blogs, so let’s start…
So you wanna join the boards, huh? If you ask me (and by reading this, I’ll assume you did), the only thing better than enjoying a hobby is sharing that enjoyment with other like-minded enthusiasts. However, if your hobby is cigars, the increasing amount of public anti-smoking laws are making this more difficult to do….
The Gurkha Royal Challenge cigar is a smooth and rich mild to medium bodied cigar. It was rated 91 and was winner of the the SAPPI European Printing Awards.
Altadis USA, makers of Montecristo and Romeo Y Julieta, invited Mike’s Cigars and other key merchants on a 2 day journey to their tobacco farm in Somers, CT. It’s the tobacco farm that produces the wrapper for the Montecristo White Vintage Connecticut cigar.
Ever wonder how tobacco leaves are grown then turned into those precious cigars you enjoy to smoke? On day 2 of the Connecticut Farm Tour, we went to visit the farms for an exclusive look to see how they cure tobacco leaves.
The second barn we visited, the crew brought in freshly cut tobacco leaves from the field. Let’s take a look inside to see how they prepare the leaves for curing.
This is the last stop in the Connecticut Farm Tour. We head to the tobacco field where the wrapper that is used in the Montecristo White Vintage Connecticut is grown. Let’s take a closer look.
