
Padrón Cigars Explained: Every Line, Its Aging and Where to Start
Every Padrón is a Nicaraguan puro, grown on the family's own farms around Estelí and Jalapa, and aged before it is rolled. What separates the lines, and where to start.
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God of Fire Cigars: A Guide to Carlito, Don Carlos, Serie B and KKP
God of Fire is the Prometheus line, made by Arturo Fuente in the Dominican Republic and released in small quantities each year.
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Ashton VSG vs. ESG vs. Classic: How the Ashton Lines Compare
Short answer: Classic is the mild one, VSG is the full-bodied one, ESG sits between them at the top of the price list, and Cabinet Selection is the mild-to-medium middle. All ar...
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The Cigar Lounge Experience in Yuma, AZ: What to Expect at Sun of a Gun
Sun of a Gun is a cigar lounge and walk-in humidor at 1651 S Arizona Ave in Yuma. Come in, pick a cigar off the shelf and smoke it here with a whiskey or a craft cocktail. No me...
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Premium Cigar Storage: Humidity, Temperature and Aging
Short answer: premium cigars keep best at 65–70% relative humidity and 65–70°F, in a sealed cedar-lined humidor with a humidity pack. That is the whole formula. Everything else ...
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How to Choose a Premium Cigar: Strength, Size and Wrapper
Short answer: choose by strength first, then size, then wrapper. Brand matters least when you are starting out.
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