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There are cigars you buy because of the wrapper.

There are cigars you chase because of the blender, the rarity, the reputation, or some ridiculous score printed beside the price tag.

And then, every once in a great while, you choose a cigar for a completely ordinary reason—and life gives that cigar a meaning you never could have planned.

For me, t...


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Well, it’s that time of the year again. Time to head to Kansas to visit relatives, then out to Wyoming to see our son Shane, and then to pack up here in New Jersey and head down to Florida.  So, I may not be writing this blog thing as often for the next couple of months…

But I leave you with a few odd thoughts that are rattling around in my brain like: 

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There are cigars you light because you have an hour to kill.

Then there are cigars that somehow seem to arrive at exactly the right moment.

The Room101 17th Anniversary was the latter.

I had just finished working Saber at the park. It had ...


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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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