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Brief Overview of Cigars

A cigar is a securely rolled package of dried and fermented tobacco, one end which can be lit in order for the smoker to inhale smoke into their mouth or lungs. Cigar tobacco is grown in large amounts in countries such as Brazil, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Mexico, and the USA. Cigars that are made in Cuba are often considered to be the best quality cigar due to the unique tobacco that is only grown in these parts as well as the excellent cigar manufacturers there. Cigars have been smoke by natives of the Caribbean Sea since 900AD.

Christopher Columbus is usually recognized for the person who introduced smoking to Europe after discovering an island of people who smoked cigars.

In the 19th century, smoking cigars was very popular, while cigarettes were very rare. The economy relied heavily on the production and sales of cigar products. The cigar also has a notable part in political history when President JFK put a trade block on US/Cuban trade to try to restrict Fidel Castro's power.

The united states was now forbidden to purchase the finest cigars in the world, which hurt the Cuban economy and also encouraged illegal trafficking of cigars. Today, it is still illegal for Americans to purchase Cuban Cigars, which has resulted in a large inflation in price, as well as many counterfeits being made. The creation of the internet has increased the ability for Americans to purchase cigars online. Enthusiastic cigar smokers consider cigar tasting as some would wine or scotch tasting. Many keep journals and personal records of cigars they have smoke for future reference.

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Short Review on cigar room
Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 Torpedo

Mild to medium bodied, this blend of rare aged tobacco has a perfect balance of flavor, complexity, and richness. A very smooth earthy smoke with notes of cedar and a light espresso flavor. In pursuit of the finest tobacco's the world has to offer, Rocky Patel uses this 12 year old Honduran Broadleaf wrapper along with a 5 year filler and binder that will satisfy every smoker from novices to the most discriminating of aficionados.

Price: 157.95

Padilla Habano Churchill

Master Blender Gilberto Oliva created Padilla Habano cigars from Cuban-seed Habano tobaccos grown in the fertile Jalapa and Condega valleys of Nicaragua. The well-aged long filler tobacco is encased in an oily, five year old Cuban-seed Habano wrapper, resulting in one of the smoothest, most flavorful medium bodied cigars available today. Cigar Insider awarded Padilla Habano with an amazing 90 rating.

Price: 73.95

Tinder Box Private Stock 150 Vanilla

Vanilla - Everyone around will enjoy the aroma of this mild, flavorful cigar.

Price: 49.99

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Aficionado by Cigar for Men - After Shave 3.4 oz

Aficionado by Cigar for Men - After Shave 3.4 oz
Launched by the design house of Fine Fragrances, AFICIONADO by Fine Fragrances For MEN is classified as masculine fragrance. It is recommended for casual wear.

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