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by Brandon Hayes
There are a couple of different schools of thought when it comes to the aging of cigars. Some people believe a good cigar should be delivered ready...
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by Brandon Hayes
Smoking a cracked cigar is like trying to drink through a split straw—some, like us, might say it’s even worse. At least with a drink you can toss ...
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by Brandon Hayes
When you think of a Connecticut cigar, the first thing that comes to mind is a light colored, rather mild cigar. While this is certainly the case i...
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by Brandon Hayes
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by Brandon Hayes
Growing tobacco is a lot like harvesting grapes for wine. There are significant variances in flavor based on the verity of seed and the region in w...
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by Brandon Hayes
2020’s Top Cigar of the Year: It’s finally a new year and Cigar Aficionado has given us the perfect escape from the struggles of 2020, with its hig...
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by Brandon Hayes
I’d like to send out a huge thanks to Cigar Business Magazine for their kind and classy coverage of a humble shop owner from Richardson, Texas.
Thi...
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by Brandon Hayes
Maduro is a term that can be confusing at times, mostly because it’s changed in meaning over the years. First of all, “Maduro” means “mature” or “r...
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by Brandon Hayes
Selecting what size of cigar to smoke isn’t as simple as it seems. You don’t just snatch one up and start puffing. There are several things to c...
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by Brandon Hayes
Cigar wrappers come in many different colors, ranging from light green to black and many shades between. Wrapper leaf color is determined by four...
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by Brandon Hayes
There is no shortage of cigar lists out there for your enjoyment. However, regardless of how much information I put out there, everyday someone as...
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by Brandon Hayes
2020 was an interesting year to say the least. As a retailer, this year has challenged us in various unforeseen ways. However, it has also been a ...
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