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A few weeks ago, I wrote about grabbing a taxi to go uptown years ago and finding that Ramon Cifuentes (Cuba’s most famous cigarmaker before the embargo) was my taxi driver!

Well, I’ve started going through all my old papers and collectables and throwing stuff out so I don’t leave a mess for my kids when I kick the bucket… and I ran into this old list from 1958...


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Before I lit the Dunbarton Sobremesa Tapa Negra, I had already made up my mind about the evening.

It was my birthday.

And in my opinion, birthdays are largely overrated.

At fifty-four, they become less about candles and more about gratitude. An...


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In the early 1970’s probably 90% of the handmade cigars sold in America were sold in New York, Chicago, Miami, and L.A. The rest of the nation was what I called “Roi Tan Country” … and although I’m best known for my career dealing with imported handmade cigars, I had no problems trying to sell every cigar I could even if it sold for less than a nickel (and I really di...


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Sunday evening, August 2nd.

My birthday was only a few days away, and the South Florida heat had finally surrendered to a tolerable late-evening breeze. The pool lights cast their familiar glow across the water, creating ripples of blue and silver that danced across the lanai ceiling. The neighborhood was unusually quiet. No lawn equipment. No traffic. No distr...


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I imagine everyone is getting bored with Trumps’ on and off war and peace with Iran, and is at least somewhat familiar with many of the historic wars like The War of The Roses, The Napoleonic Wars, the two World Wars, The Korean War, The Vietnam War, etc.., etc.… or even the fictional H.G. Wells “War of The Worlds”. But how many of you have ever heard of “The Great Ho...


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