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If you’re a fan of high-quality boutique cigars, then there’s no question you’ve heard of or at least tried a La Gloria Cubana cigar.
Maduro vs. Habano
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Learn about Maduro vs Habano cigars Discover some of the best maduro and habano cigars.
Cameroon Tobacco
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Learn about Cameroon tobacco and the regions where tobacco is grown. Discover some of the best cigars with Cameroon tobacco.
Deep Dive: CAO Flavours
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If CAO is known for anything, it’s for passionately creating premium cigars with the world’s best tobaccos.
How to Make a Perfect Manhattan
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When talking about finding the perfect pairing between beverage and a cigar, there are very few drinks that are mentioned more than the Manhattan.
Top Rated Sweet Cigars For 2022
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Sweet cigars can sometimes get a bad rap, and we’re not talking about the wrapper construction.
Out of all the beverages that pair brilliantly with cigars, we very rarely talk about wine.
Deep Dive: Cohiba Serie M
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A little more than a year ago, Cohiba released a new cigar that became a number of firsts for the brand.
CAO is back to #MixUpAGoodTime the best way they know how—with another badass pairing. This one will have you busting out the bourbon and a Flathead, just in time for National Bourbon Day.
Deep Dive: Cohiba Comador
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If you’re familiar with Cohiba, then you know the name and that little red dot are synonymous with luxury.
Honduran Tobacco
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Learn about Honduran tobacco and the regions where tobacco is grown. Discover some of the best cigars with Honduran tobacco.
Connecticut Shade Tobacco
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Learn about Connecticut shade tobacco and the regions where tobacco is grown. Discover some of the best cigars with Connecticut shade tobacco.
Get an in-depth club review for the TaylorMade Stealth driver!
Nicaraguan Tobacco
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Learn about Nicaraguan tobacco and the regions where tobacco is grown in Nicaragua. Discover some of the best cigars with Nicaraguan tobacco.
Deep Dive: Asylum Cigars
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Explore the in-depth story behind Asylum Cigars & find out what they’re known for.
How To Use Boveda Packs For Cigars
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Get foolproof tips on how to use Boveda packs & ensure your cigars stays fresh.
Explore Connecticut Broadleaf & learn why it’s one of the most flavorful tobaccos in premium cigars!
The Most Popular Cigars
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Explore our list of the most popular cigars based on reviews, sales & market share.
How Much Do Cigars Cost?
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Discover the full cost range of cigars & learn what each price point is going to get you.
Celebrity Cigar Smokers
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Explore some of the most beloved celebrities who smoke cigars & get their favorites!
The amazing thing about premium cigars is they’re the ultimate form of nature’s perfect simplicity. They are made of one thing and one thing only, and that’s tobacco. Pure, unadulterated tobacco. Unlike mass produced cigarillos or cigarettes, not a single leaf is chemically treated or artificially altered for taste. Everything from the cigar’s flavor to color is achieved through natural means.
Premium cigars come in a variety of types, and when people normally refer to cigar types they’re generally talking about the wrapper color, what region it’s from, and the physical shape. Each and every one of those characteristics tell us a lot about the cigar. That’s why Cigar World put together a helpful guide so you can always be in the know around how a cigar’s wrapper, country of origin, and shape will determine the cigar type.
CAO’s #MixUpAGoodTime is back with another crazy partner for a popular cigar. If you’re down to get tropical, you’ve got to check out the latest in the CAO social video drink pairing series that puts an Amazon Basin in one hand and a glass of sangria in the other.
Deep Dive: Camacho Cigars
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To understand Camacho Cigars, you have to first understand the history of the Corojo seed.
Perfected in the 1940’s by famed tobacco grower Diego Rodriguez, Corojo was the incredible result of taking the famed Criollo strain and crossing it with Indonesian Sumatra. The outcome, a bold, yet smooth tobacco that became nothing short of legendary.
Do You Inhale Cigars?
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It’s a debate as old as time. Alright, well, maybe not as only as time, but it’s a very old question within cigar circles across the globe. Do you inhale cigar smoke or do you not inhale cigar smoke?
