Nestor Miranda of Miami Cigar & Co. has never shied away from putting his name on cigars; in fact, for as long as I’ve been...Read More

Right on schedule, Miami Cigar & Co. has begun shipping the Nestor Miranda Private Reserve Lancero. It’s the first in a new limited edition series...Read More

There have been a variety of cigars released with Nestor Miranda’s name on it, but a new one debuting later this month is said to...Read More

As expected, the Italian cigar brand Toscano will move its U.S. distribution in-house. Effective Feb. 1, Avanti Cigar Co.—a subsidiary of Parodi Holdings, LLC—will take...Read More

Next year, Miami Cigar & Co.’s salesforce will be much smaller. Effective Jan. 1, the company will reduce its salesforce from 14 sales representatives and...Read More

Earlier this year, La Aurora announced—no doubt with the help of a marketing company—that it was launching a new version of its 107 line. Some...Read More

During the 2012 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, La Aurora Cigars debuted a brand new line that was meant to commemorate the life and work...Read More

One of the things I’ve been meaning to do at halfwheel is to review a Toscano. The Italian cigars—the name of which is both a reference...Read More

The La Aurora 107 Nicaragua will be coming to America. Miami Cigar & Co., La Aurora’s U.S. distributor, says that it will begin shipping the...Read More

This year has been a weird one for just about every part of the world, including the cigar industry. Like many others, the Tobacconists’ Association...Read More

In 2018, Toscano celebrated its 200th anniversary with a cigar called Duecento, but it never was offered in the U.S. Next month, Miami Cigar &...Read More