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Saturday
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May 25 2013
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"A small cigar can change the world I know,
I've done it frequently at parties
Where I've won all the guests' attention
With my generosity and suave gentlemanly bearing
A Little flat tin case is all you need
Breast-pocket conversation opener
And one of those ciggie lighters that look rather good
You can throw away when empty
Must be declared a great success"
Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, from A Small Cigar
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In the News
JR Cigar, Inc. Announces Completion of Merger with JRC Acquisition Corp.
Ventura shares stogies, chats it up at the White House St. The bed is nice and long. There's this swell copy of the Gettysburg Address under glass. But boy, the host sure likes to stay up late.
Cigar store haven for Cuba nostalgia. A vintage print of the Cuba only a few remember, the sounds of Beny Moré and La Orquesta Riverside, old Bacardi napkins and empty beer and Pepsi-Cola bottles; antique postcards, historic ...
Links to these and other news stories.
What's New
The Griffins, Davidoff, Zino Mouton Cadet, add new shapes, sizes, and a old friend in a new package.
Dave "C"
Monica, Monica, Monica! It's always about Monica! Well maybe it's really about cigars.
Tom's Rant
Tom's Rant Returns! The monthly column by Thomas Suhadolnikis is back. This month: It's wake up time for the "Old Boys" of the cigar industry.
(Disclaimer: the thoughts and words are the authors and not....)
The Traveling Cigarman
Brian Engle's Portland trip to the Brazan Bean,
w/ Sara and her braided arm-pit hair. It do not get any better than that!
The Cheap Cigar
Do you feel cigars have gotten
too expensive? Then check out Wade Bishop's monthly column devoted to
the cigar smoker on a budget.
Shade Tobacco Days
Keith Foxe reminisces on the summer job of his youth. Working in the tobacco
fields of the Connecticut Valley,
in the days of disco and decadence, when cigars had gone the
way of ladies' hats and jazz trios.
Woman and Cigars, Our Newest Romance.
Sharon Krum emerges
from the smoky cigar bar scene, and asks; What ever happened to men
and shopping? Is this where feminism has left us?
Single-malt Scotches
Not just another
passing fad. Patrice Murphy tells us why this drink is growing
in popularity, and still stands the test of time.
So you think the cigar market is
hot?
Well
you have to see what's going on with the cigar label art of nearly
100 years ago. O.L. Lisot opens the doors and lets you into this hot new
market.
Indoor Air Quality and Smoke,
Can they Coexist? Bill Behrman
thinks so, and he's put his years of experience together to tell us
how.
Road Trip!!!
The family, the car, the open road, and
a coola'dor full of cigars. A cigar smoker's summer vacation, by Don Payne.
As Seen on TV
Monday December 15th, CigarLife is on News 12's The
Exchange program in Connecticut.
The Cigar Expo NY "97"
A blast from the "Cigar Boom" past. Thousands of people attended this now extinct event in
New York City's Jacobs Javis Convention Center. This was the first cigar convention to mix
both consumers and industry at one event.
Read Marc and Adam Goldstone's report of the Expo, and
then check out some of the new products that were first
shown at this new cigar event.
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