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Friday, December 16 2011 |
(Cigar Rights of America)
 Just as packages are being wrapped, trees decorated, and hopefully a lot of shopping at your community tobacconist, politicians at every level of government are chiming in with news of regulation, taxation and further encroachment into your ability to enjoy a great cigar.
You can always tell when we are getting closer to the legislative season of a New Year, as whispers of proposed legislation begin to appear. It's happening, though, from the local courthouse, up to the statehouse, along with mixed holiday news from our nation's capitol, on new co-sponsors for the effort to keep the U.S. Food & Drug Administration out of your humidor, but then there is following story...
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Thursday, December 15 2011 |
By Craig Hart
 Although I watched Cigars: The Heart & Soul of Cuba with the intention of reviewing, I would have felt compelled to do so anyway. The film is a study of Cuban cigars, the creation process, and why they are the best cigars in the world. The film features James Suckling, an internationally acclaimed wine critic and journalist, and former European editor of Cigar Aficionado magazine. His passion for cigars shows through in his new movie, Cigars: The Heart & Soul of Cuba. Acclaimed director James Orr wrote and directed the film. Check out the official trailer below.
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Wednesday, December 14 2011 |
 By David Hill | The Washington Times
The price of cigars in Maryland could go up soon if one of the state’s most prominent health advocates has his way.
Vincent DeMarco, president of the Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative, says he will push the General Assembly in January to increase the state’s 15 percent excise tax on cigars and smokeless tobacco — a rate that has not changed since 1999.
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Tuesday, December 13 2011 |
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 Coral Gables, FL -- La Flor Dominicana will introduce the fourth in a series of "Small Batch" Litto Gomez Diez cigars. This limited production item is sold only to selected "Appointed Merchants"
These cigars are very special, made with tobaccos that are the cream of the crop. The tobaccos in these cigars are hand selected by Litto Gomez and are considered the "best of the best." An initial release of fifty boxes will arrive at cigar stores in December with future shipments expected in January, 2012. Total production will be about 250 boxes.
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Tuesday, December 13 2011 |
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 PINELLAS PARK, Fla.-- PRNewswire -- Davidoff of Geneva and the Orange Bowl Committee announced today a new 3-year agreement making Camacho Cigars a "Corporate Sponsor" of the Orange Bowl Festival, which includes the 2012, 2013 and 2014 Discover Orange Bowls and 2013 Discover BCS National Championship.
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Monday, December 12 2011 |
 MIAMI, FL – Drew Estate Inc. announced today that they have launched a Drew Estate iPhone app. The app is free of charge, and incorporates the following features:
- Browse Drew Estate’s cigar brands, including description, size, and quantity information
- Find nearby stores that carry Drew Estate brands
- Visit the Kult Shop, Drew Estate’s online store, to purchase unique Drew Estate branded merchandise
- Browse through photos and videos from Drew Estate’s Flickr and YouTube accounts
- Browse Drew Estate’s Facebook, Twitter and blog posts
- Find Drew Estate events based on location
- Browse through details, photos and videos from Drew Estate’s Cigar Safari
- Read Drew Estate’s story, written by founders Jonathan Drew and Marvin Samel, including pictures
- Manage subscriptions to "From Under the Bridge", the official Drew Estate newsletter
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Saturday, December 10 2011 |
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By Gary Korb
 Last month, I asked Cigar Advisor newsletter readers to tell me what effect smoking cigars has had on their personal relationships, be it their wives, girlfriends, boyfriends, etc. This week we'll take a look at the responses and see whether you can relate to them or not.
I suppose I should start with myself: When I was married, my cigar smoking wasn't really an issue, because my wife (to my consternation), smoked cigarettes, and it was my job. However, we never smoked in the house. For one, she wouldn't permit it (sound familiar?), and secondly, we had two very young boys at the time.
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