The popularity of cigars in the UK has fluctuated over the years. We look at the history of smoking cigars in Britain, and how views towards cigars have shifted over time.
We explore the history of women and cigars, how attitudes have changed over the years, as well as some of the iconic women who have enjoyed smoking cigars.
No matter your reference points, cigars have almost always been associated with class or power since their commercialisation. From seeing Winston Churchill smoking his preferred Romeo Y Julieta sticks to Clint Eastwood and JFK, cigars, and the action of smoking one, suggest elegance, wealth and class.
Why has a connection between crime and a fine smoke been established? We take a look at the reasons behind cigars being seen as a symbol of crime.
In February 2019, at the Festival Del Habano, Trinidad Cigars celebrated their fiftieth anniversary as part of the cigar industry.
Cigar smoking tends to lend itself to moments of calm, allowing you to sit back in a chair, as the
In today’s world of cigars, you’d be hard-pressed to find a cigar that didn’t come with its own distinctive band.
Passed from smoker to smoker as they sit together enjoying a stogie or two, these urban legends have proved popular
Tubed cigars are just as entwined with the Cuban cigar scene as cedar humidors, labelled hand-crafted boxes and elegant accessories,
For centuries, cigars have served as iconic accompaniments for men of wealth and power. Many famous figures such as Winston
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