God of Fire Aniversario 56
To borrow from the news story we wrote about this cigar, it was announced in 2012 and after a few delays, the God of Fire…
Littleton, Colo. Passes Downtown Smoking Ban
At its most recent meeting, the Littleton City Council narrowly carved out what some hope will be a patch of tobacco-free heaven, approving a proposal to…
Wareham, Mass. to Ban Smoking on Beaches
The new year will bring yet another new ban on smoking, as the Wareham Board of Health unanimously passed a ban on smoking on beaches…
Smoking Jacket Limited Edition Gran Belicoso
At this year’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, Hendrik Kelner, Jr. of Kelner Boutique Factory (KBF Cigars) joined the club of cigar makers with a…
Black Label Trading Founder Launches Black Works Studio
James Brown, the creator of Black Label Trading Co. and partner at Fabrica Oveja Negra in Estelí, Nicaragua, is launching a new project called Black…
Manhattan Beach, Calif. Gives Initial Approval to Tobacco Retailer Licensing Requirement
All tobacco retailers in the southern California city of Manhattan Beach will likely have to get an additional license to do business, as the city…
Voters in Port Lavaca, Texas Approve Smoking Ban
Voters in the city of Port Lavaca, Texas have given their approval to a ban on smoking in most all public buildings, passing a ballot…
China Grove, N.C. Passes Parks Smoking Ban
On Tuesday night, the town council of China Grove, N.C. unanimously passed a smoking ban for its five parks and community building, quickly approving it as…
St. Paul, Minn. Proposes Minimum Pricing for Cigars
While new legislation being proposed in St. Paul, Minn. is centered around keeping flavored tobacco out of the hands of children, the city is also…
L’Atelier SEC Slated for Late November Release
The cigar that L’Atelier Imports has been planning for a handful of retailers in the southeastern United States has a new name and a release…
Farmington, Mo. Voters Approve Smoking Ban
While the Farmington City Council gave its approval to a smoking ban in and around most buildings earlier this summer, it was voters who would have…
