One of more recent companies to show a willingness to think outside of the box—no pun intended—when it comes to unique names or elaborate packaging...Read More

There’s a saying in the world of advertising that if you want to sell something, use babies or puppies. While the former isn’t an option...Read More

Most of the time when two companies who have never worked together make a cigar, the fact that the two companies are working together is...Read More

In 2013, Casa Fernández did what any company would do to celebrate a significant anniversary, it launched a cigar. The anniversary was the company’s 35th—more...Read More

In a year when something new seemingly got turned upside down every day, it would only make sense that winter would arrive in July. Not...Read More

For the sixth size in his Flor del Valle line, Kyle Gellis of Warped Cigars invoked the three numbers that seem to get some attention among...Read More

There was a time in my life where if I walked into a cigar shop and saw a Henry Clay, I’d almost certainly pick it...Read More

At last year’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, J.C. Newman showed off a mysterious new cigar called Yagua. It was in one of the company’s...Read More

Each year some of the cigar industry’s most prominent independent owners meet with a few dozen manufacturers as part of the annual Tobacconists’ Association of...Read More

In July, Davidoff of Geneva USA announced it would soon be shipping a brand new release named Camacho Nicaragua, which—contrary to what its moniker implies—is...Read More

The annual Tobacconists’ Association of America Meeting, generally held in mid to late March, has become an annual event that the cigar industry tends to...Read More