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I N E V E R Y I S S U E
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10 Editor’s Letter
12 SMOKE Contributors
14 SMOKE Mail
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16 SMOKE Front
A Florida cigar landmark turns 100; a new Fuente venture opens its doors in Sin City; Cuba’s classic cocktail gets its own glass; and the hoary old tobacco Indian gets a tribute in bronze.
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22 SMOKE Primer
If you’re tired of leaving half your lunch break cigar unsmoked, reach for one of the many long-filler premium small cigars being offered by leading manufacturers from Ashton to Zino.
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26 SMOKE Undercover
Cigar fans have found ultimate company in the giant cigar herf, also known as the “really big cigar party,” complete with famous cigar makers and libation, coming to a not-so-big city near you.
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30 SMOKE Drink
Despite being “neutral and colorless” vodka has emerged as the spirit world’s fastest growing category, boasting legions of stylish flavors and ultra-premium brands worthy of sipping alongside a good cigar.
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34 SMOKE Q&A
The Oliva family left Castro’s Cuba to re-establish their tobacco-growing business and build a cigar brand worthy of their family name. Many years and many nations later, they have done just that in their adopted home of Nicaragua.
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38 SMOKE Essentials
A rugged cigar tote, a military-inspired lighter, a sleek outdoor grill, and a couple of prized whiskies are among the must-haves for the summer.
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74 SMOKE Cigar Review
We evaluate 32 premium cigars in an array of sizes, shapes, wrapper styles, and countries of origin, and discover some excellent summer stogies.
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96 SMOKE Scene
A photo gallery of cigar smokers famous and obscure enjoying life the way it is meant to be enjoyed.
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98 Blowin' SMOKE
When the moribund Expos franchise moved from Montreal to Washington, D.C. to become the Nationals, they immediately won over a baseball-starved fan base - including D.C. native (and former Senators die-hard) Bert Sugar.
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