cigars
Here’s a dilemma every cigar smoker faces: what do to with the old cigar boxes? You don’t feel like throwing them out, given that they’re made of wood and smell like cigars, but there’s a pretty limited number of reasons you need a small box. Owen & Fred solved the … Read More
Have a valuable collection of watches that need to be rotated, cigars that need humidifying, and miscellaneous bric-a-brac that needs to be ensconced in cold steel and soft calfskin leather? Well, the Doetting Fortress Safe ($lots) has you covered. It also has a silent alarm function, and provides certified insurance … Read More
The Cigar, Simply – Gear Patrol “I read that Bismark calmed an angry crowd in Paris by producing a cigar and asking a Frenchman for a light. Mark Twain enjoyed smoking the most noxious cigars he could find out on his front porch. Churchill dipped his in cognac and smoked … Read More
For decades, Cuba has enjoyed (mostly deservedly) a knee-jerk association with the very idea of the premium cigar. Fair enough: The country boasts the ideal climate and rich soil for growing tobacco — its biggest export by a wide margin — and indeed yields some of the world’s finest cigars. … Read More
It’s funny to think of cigars as having a particular season, but the smoking ban reality of life in Calgary means that warm summer evenings are a godsend for cigar lovers. In celebration of the cigar season, then, we present our favourite stogie shops in town. Zigarren Canada’s largest walk-in … Read More
