The Ultimate Cigar Book: 4th Edition

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From the Publisher The three distinct shades of the three basic tobaccos used in cigar construction: (l.) Seco, (r.) Ligero, and (bottom) Volado. The strength of their flavors corresponds to the depth of the color of the leaves. The marble head, or rounded cap, is the traditional way of finishing a premium cigar. These early twentieth century boxed Cuban cigars bring top dollar on today's collector market. This rare set of Austrian brass cigar shape gauges, which date from the late nineteenth century, were used by Vienna's cigar makers to insure quality control. A smooth, oily, and blemish-free wrapper foretells of a flavorful smoke yet to come. This is a hallmark of premium cigars such as the Ashton ESG (Estate Sun Grown). Nicaraguan cigars have enjoyed increased popularity in recent years, primarily because of the rich, earthy taste of that country's tobaccos. Consecutively numbered Padron Millennium cigars (the 1964 Series) came out in 2000 and were only available in a limited edition of one thousand individually numbered humidors. These whiskies are especially suitable for medium-full to full flavored cigars. Dalmore even makes a special single malt especially for cigar smokers. Cognac and cigars are a classic paring.

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