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Tuesday, May 22 2012 |
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 Basel (SUI) -- Albert Manzone has joined the Oettinger Davidoff Group as Senior Vice President Europe. He brings a deep knowledge of the European market from senior positions at Philip Morris, PepsiCo and Wrigley, where he was President Europe based in Munich. He was most recently President South East Europe for Novartis Consumer Health Division. He also spent significant time in the US with PepsiCo and McKinsey. Mr Manzone brings a highly international marketing and sales background in consumer and lifestyle brands and has a record of operational as well as strategic successes.
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Monday, May 21 2012 |
 Estelí, Nicaragua -- Today Dr. Alejandro Martinez Cuenca and Sr. Jose Blanco officially announced the upcoming release of Joya De Nicaragua's latest creation: "Cuenca y Blanco" cigars. Medium in body, this full flavored blend is the first collaborative liga resulting from the exciting, new relationship between these two master cigar makers. Expertly crafted by hand, it reflects their joint efforts and symbolizes the embodiment of the marriage of their until now, separate cigar traditions.
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Saturday, May 19 2012 |
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By Gary Korb
 This is one of those stories that actually happened by accident. I was looking for a cigar to smoke over the Mother's Day weekend, and while rummaging through my humidor I came across an Alec Bradley Overture Robusto from a "Best of Alec Bradley Cigars sampler" I bought a few months ago on CigarMonster.com.
Let me start here by saying, though I'm a big fan of the brand, when they first arrived a few years ago, as I remember the Overtures, they were quite good but a little too peppery for me, so I never returned to them. Nevertheless, the blend is very similar to the AB Tempus in flavor, complexity, and strength. And though I do enjoy the Tempus series a lot, I just felt the Overture was missing something for me.
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Friday, May 18 2012 |
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 NEW YORK, NY -- On Wednesday, May 23, William C. Paley, La Palina Cigars, and Cigar Rights of America are inviting cigar smokers to enjoy another legal outdoor smoke in, of all places, New York City. Celebrating the 45th Anniversary of Samuel Paley Park and the freedom for Americans to enjoy smoking fine cigars, the "2nd Annual Legal Outdoor Smoke" will take place from 5:00pm to 7:00pm in Samuel Paley Park, located at 3 East 53rd Street (between Fifth and Madison Avenues) in New York City.
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Thursday, May 17 2012 |
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 Richmond, VA -- To celebrate the launch of the new Hoyo de Monterrey website, General Cigar is rolling out a “ Box a Day Giveaway” to share the unique flavor of the Hoyo Monterrey Reposado en Cedros® brand with cigar lovers across the U.S.
From now through July 31, 2012, consumers of legal smoking age are invited to visit the brand’s new website (www.hoyodemonterreycigar.com) to enter to win a box of Hoyo de Monterrey Reposado en Cedros cigars, which feature a proprietary process called “Inmersión™"
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Wednesday, May 16 2012 |
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 Miami, FL-- Following in the footsteps of the Cigar Aficionado 91-rated Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve, Miami Cigar & Company is set to release the 2012 edition at IPCPR in August.
The 6 1/8 x 52 box-pressed maduro cigar will be limited to 1500 boxes of 10 cigars. Rolled in Esteli, Nicaragua, this year’s edition of the Grand Reserve will have an extra kick, due to the added Nicaraguan ligero. Utilizing a dual binder this extraordinary cigar is capped of with a dark, oily Connecticut broadleaf maduro wrapper aimed to please today’s cigar smoker.
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Tuesday, May 15 2012 |
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By Jason Steger | The Syndey Morning Herald (Australia)
 JEFFREY Eugenides is skulking around outside what he calls the only den of iniquity in downtown Princeton. It's a cigar shop called a Little Taste of Cuba, which is slightly ironic given that you can't buy a Romeo Y Julieta there because of the US embargo on trade with Havana.
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