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Cigar Magazine
- - Humidor Tidbits
- - Cigars Are Human
- - How the Cuban Cigar was Transformed into a Newer and Superior Product
- - Flavored Cigars
- - An Explanation of the Stale Cigar Myth
- - A Layered Understanding of the Master Blender's Role
- - The Best Cuban Cigars
- - How to Roll a Cigar
- - Unique Leaf Wrappers and Other Upscale Cigar Trends
- - Roles Played By Taste and Smell When Choosing a Cigar
- - Using Sight and Touch to Judge the Quality of a Cigar
- - A Short Treatise on the History of Bundles and Value Cigars
- - Fighting Tobacco Beetles
- - The Difference Between Machine-Made and Hand-Made Cigars
- - Why Use a Salt Test?
- - Basic Details About Cigars
- - Where It All Begins: How to Grow and Harvest Top Quality Cigars
- - Pairing Up Alcohol and Cigars
- - Defeating the Tobacco Beetle
- - How to Make a Cooler-Dor for Cigars
- - How to Create an Informative Cigar Dossier
- - Cigars from the Philippines
- - Quality Cigars Thrive Best in Good Humidors
- - Properly Aged Cigars Rely on Humidors and Cedar Wood Oil
- - The Basics of Cigar Cutting
- - Determining Whether to Keep the Bands on a Cigar
- - The Basics of Cigars
- - Humidors and Hygrometers: Seasoning and Troubleshooting Tips
- - Tips for Cigars
- - FAQs About Cigars
- - Picking a cigar as a gift? Dos and Don'ts
- - Top 10 ways to keep your cigar fresh without a humidor
- - What is the closest cigar to a cuban?
- - How to pick the right cigar?
- - Types of Cigars and Fixings: The Connecticut Shade Wrapper
- - Cigar Lounge Etiquette
Testimonial
"I am the smoker of the fine Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne Torpedo cigar, they are a medium to mild smoke. I buy them at Online Cigar Shop & Golf in Shrub Oaks NY...." Ira
Aging RoomThere are 3 products.
The M21 “ffortissimo” comes from 100% Dominican grown tobacco that has been aged 8 years. All tobacco was grown on Jose (Jochy) Blanco’s farm in la Canela, Dominican Republic. With wrapper, binder and filler all hailing from the same farm, this is a small batch Dominican puro in the truest sense of the word.
