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?
World renowned Perdomo Cigars are meticulously hand crafted by the Tabacalera Perdomo Company. With an unparalleled attention to detail and a commitment to greatness that’s been handed down from generation to generation, Tabacalera Perdomo is a company built on three distinct pillars: quality, tradition and excellence. Handmade in Nicaragua, Perdomo cigars are made using exceedingly…
Don Diego cigars are considered a solid, rich cigar for smokers who want a smooth and mellow cigar at a great price. Proved consistent at all times, these cigars are flavorful and aromatic with silky, light-bronze Connecticut wrappers. You will find that each of the Don Diego cigars offers a mild tobacco flavor, using a…
When it comes to a cigar that makes your mouth water, Perdomo catches all eyes as it is a renowned cigar brand from Tabacalera Perdomo. The brand is sold globally and is famous for its worldwide reach and access. Made in Nicaragua, Perdomo is an extremely well balanced “puro” that owns an elegant blend of…
Introduced in 2007 by the CAO Cigar Company of Nashville, Tennessee, CAO has retained an envious reputation in the cigar industry. A golden US Connecticut shade grown wrapper, and the other a deep, dark US Connecticut broadleaf maduro wrapper, and filler from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Italy, USA are the obvious reasons behind the existence of…
With the economy cutting back, last year I was invited to just one party. I was happy because I finally closed a sale I was working on for 5 years. I was having a great time, but realized I forgot the two cigars I bought to celebrate. It must of been obvious how upset I…
Well I fish alot and smoke cigars a REAL lot and had an interesting experience with both June. Me and my fishing bud Big Dave went out in Long Island sound to fish for Bluefish and Striped bass. We were both about to light up our third stogie on a slow fishing day when I…
This past winter there was a full lunar eclipse on the winter solstice December 21, 2011). After watching the majority of it, I came inside and wrote the following, all the while thinking of my cousin that I had lost. Her and I spent uncountable summer nights of our childhoods at our grandparents’ farm lying…
