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Wednesday, August 04 2010 |
By Barry Stein | A Cigar Smoker's Journal
 One of the biggest gripes I hear about my blog other then the fact I need an editor to address spelling and grammar issues, is the fact that I don’t review anything outside the mainstream arena. To be honest I wasn’t in a rush to fix that for no particular reason at all. But then my good friend Gary Korb from Famous Smoke Shop approached me a few weeks ago. He informed me that he thought we had a similar tastings on various brands and he asked if I would like to review some Famous Exclusives. Without thinking I said yes, after some thought I was hopeful that I didn’t risk ruining a friendship if I didn’t like the cigars.
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Tuesday, August 03 2010 |
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 By Tuquyen Mach | WSAV.com
Some changes may be in store for the proposed Savannah smoking ban. The plan has drawn both criticism and praise over the past few weeks. The original proposed ordinance would ban smoking in all Savannah businesses. Areas within 20 feet of business entrances and outdoor restaurant seating would also be off limits.
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Tuesday, August 03 2010 |
 Tampa Cigar Examiner | Tom Ufer
As I announced last Thursday, Bruce Lewis has been appointed Toraño Family Cigar’s new VP of Sales and Marketing. I had the opportunity to speak with Bruce later that day and we discussed the future of Toraño Family Cigar’s marketing and media plans among other things.
Tom: How does it feel to be moving on to Toraño Family Cigars?
Bruce: Friday is my last day at CAO. Leaving CAO is bittersweet but, Toraño is a great fit and an exciting opportunity. I’m looking forward to working with a family oriented company. Tom: What are your plans as Toraño Family Cigar’s new VP of Sales and Marketing? Interview continues here
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Monday, August 02 2010 |
By Dave DeWitte, Reporter | KCRG-TV
Filtered cigars that resemble cigarettes in appearance, if not taste, are fast gaining appeal with smokers struggling under budgets strained by tobacco tax hikes.
For $1.28, shoppers at the Cigarette Outlet, 1404 First Ave. NE, could pick up a pack of 20 Wrangler brand filtered cigars last week, one of several brands available. The filtered cigars come in a 20-pack about the size of a cigarette package, and are similar in appearance. But they cost $2.48-per-pack less than one of the more popular budget cigarette brands, Hy-Val. They’re priced a stunning $4.30-per-pack less than Marlboro, one of the mainstay cigarette brands after tax.
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Saturday, July 31 2010 |
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Cigar Review: Plasencia Reserva Organica Corona
Country of manufacture: Nicaragua
Size: 6¼" x 44
Strength: Mild
Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaraguan
By Matthew | ToastedFoot.com
This 100% certified organic cigar from Nestor Plasencia, Jr. is a mild-bodied Nicaraguan puro. Utilizing pre-Colombian farming methods, these tobaccos come from two regions of Nicaragua and the cigars are aged for a minimum of three years.
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Friday, July 30 2010 |
Tom Ufer | Tampa Cigar Examiner
 With a rich history, San Lotano dates back to Cuba’s pre-Castro era where the brand was among the most popular with traditional Cuban cigar makers. Retired for decades, the line is being reintroduced by A.J. Fernandez whose grandfather first started the brand in San Luis, Cuba.
San Lotano is made entirely by hand in the Fernandez factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, and is available in three enticing variations encompassing Habano, Connecticut and Maduro wrappers.
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Thursday, July 29 2010 |
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 (Miami, FL) - Toraño Family Cigar Company, one of America’s most respected premium cigar manufacturers and distributors, announced today that Bruce M. Lewis, a veteran in the cigar industry with over 20 years experience, has been named Vice President Sales and Marketing.
Lewis joins Toraño Cigars at an important time for the company which has recently undergone several key changes which include establishing a new brand identity. The company, which recently took over their distribution, has changed their name from Toraño Cigars and has re-established themselves as Toraño Family Cigar Company.
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