Cuban Cigars Hand Rolled in Little Havana, Miami FL
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How to Make Cuban Cigars, Cuban Cigars in Miami
How to Handmade Cuban Cigars, Cuban Cigars in Miami. Habanos S.A. is the arm of the Cuban state tobacco company, Cubatabaco, that controls the promotion, distribution, and export of Cuban cigars and other tobacco products worldwide. The word habanos (not normally capitalised) means literally (something) from Havana, and is the word used in the Spanish-speaking world for Havana cigars and, sometimes, cigars in general. Habanos S.A. owns the trademarks of every brand of Cuban-made cigars and cigarettes in the countries they are exported to and franchises the La Casa del Habano chain of cigar stores. To control distribution and protect against counterfeiting, Habanos S.A. exports to only one company in each country (Hunters & Frankau for Great Britain and Gibraltar, 5th Avenue Cigars for Germany, Intertabak for Switzerland, Pacific Cigar Co. for most of the Pacific Rim, etc.). The only nation to which Habanos S.A. doesn't sell cigars is the United States, which has had a trade embargo against Cuba since 1962.
In 2000, the Franco-Spanish tobacco giant Altadis purchased 50% of Habanos S.A. There has been speculation that their influence has led to Habanos' drastic restructuring of their cigar lines and size offerings, the adoption of marketing practices and production methods more in-line with cigar companies that market in the US, and the increasing number of special release and limited edition lines of cigars.[citation needed] It has also been suggested that Altadis might be ramping Habanos up ready to trade with the US, anticipating the end of the embargo.[citation needed] On the other hand, some observers have noted a restoration of Cuban cigar quality, which had declined dramatically in the 1990s after the fall of the Soviet Union. Altadis was acquired by Imperial Tobacco in February 2008. How to Hand Cuban Cigars, Cuban cigars in Miami
What's in a Name? Cuban Cigars Plant Legal Seeds for U.S. Future
Miami cigar maker Jose Montagne has been fighting for more than a decade to protect his catchy Cuban brand name, Guantanamera, from Cuban government trademark lawyers. But a recent warming in U.S.-Cuban relations could be the death knell of American cigar makers like Montagne who are seeing their legal position erode as they brace for the potential invasion of Cuban cigars into the world's most lucrative cigar market. Montagne is a Cuban exile who came to the United States in 1996, and is one of more than a dozen cigar makers in the United States that Cuba’s state-owned tobacco company has tried to block from using names referring to the Communist-run island.
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How To Spot A Fake Cuban Cigar
Many visitors to Cuba purchase cigars as souvenirs but wind up disappointed when they learn their purchases are fakes. Kevin and Julian from Victory Cigars (Oshawa, Ontario, Canada) share their expert knowledge on how to distinguish the fakes from authentic Cuban cigars. This information is useful for travellers to any foreign country because while many knock-off cigars are sold in Cuba, fake Cuban cigars (or faux-hibas) are a global phenomenon VictoryCigars.ca
CIGAR SNOB - Nestor Miranda (of Miami Cigar) on celebrating New Year's Eve
In the November/December 2013 issue of Cigar Snob, we interviewed several cigar industry stars on their plans for New Year's Eve. Here's a portion of our chat with Nestor Miranda of Miami Cigar & Company.
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Sunset Wholesale West --AZ Largest Smoke Shop Wholesaler!
Sunset Wholesale West is Arizona's Largest Smoke Shop wholesaler. For all your fine cigar, tobacco, pipes, and over 13,000 smoke shop products that will keep your customers coming back for more. Sunset Wholesale is not open to the public but becoming a vendor is a simple process. Please call us today for information on how to become a vendor and start enjoying over 13,000 products at prices that are some of the best in the valley.
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Spanish American War, The Winning of the West, Cuban Tobacco and Jose Marti. Emilia Productins Miami
Spanish American War, The Winning of the West, Cuban Tobacco and Jose Marti. Emilia Productins Miami.
Moahan realized the essential connection between an expanding industry and an expanding foreign policy.
He said whether they will or not, Americans must now begin to look outward. The growing production of the country demands
The truth was that America was in desperate need for world markets recovering from a depression and with country areas still locked in poverty. It was producing more goods than it could sell at home. And there was another reason for expansion. Uncle Sam's Americans had colonized their own country from coast to coast. Now they needed more room. Some said it was the United States Manifest Destiny to expand abroad.
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The family home of Teddy Roosevelt at the beginning of 1898 he was assistant secretary to the Navy not a figure of power but his expansionist ideals and determination were to propel him towards higher things. For now in his book,The Winning of the West, he romanticized the early white settlers and justified the war to come.
“It matters little what happens to backward people because their conquest is in the interests of mankind. It is indeed a warped and silly morality which would forbid a course of conquest that has turned whole continents into the seats of mighty and civilized nations.”
William Randolph Hearst was Teddy Roosevelt's lifelong rival. He was larger than life as tabloid as the headlines in his own papers.
His father had been an illiterate miner who became a millionaire. He sent His son to Harvard where the young Hearst first met T.R. and shared with him an intense patriotism. Americanism, he called it. By now Hearst still only 35 owned and edited the best selling papers on the East Coast. He had a lot of flair and few scruples. In January 1897 he sent the famous artist Frederick Remington to Havana to paint the Cuban Spanish war. Remington reported he could not find any fighting. Hearst wired back You furnish the pictures and I'll furnish the war. It was classic yellow journalism.
Yellow originally came from a cartoon or comic strip that he ran with a character who was dressed in yellow. That's where the term came from but it began to denote something other than that. It began to denote sensationalism big headlines. Hearst was the man who took yellow journalism as far as it would go. And his headlines were bigger and bolder. His illustrations bigger, his prose a little bit more purple in his in his paper. And he won the readers”
Hearst's readers wanted war. So his aim was to use his papers to pressurize the government. His great scoop was the Evangelina Cisneros story. He picked up from a small article in a rival newspaper that this attractive young woman was imprisoned in Havana for protesting about the treatment of her father. For Hearst it was the opportunity for headlines. He launched a campaign for her release. He got his readers to petition the Spanish government. When this had no effect, he sent a reporter Carl Decker, to Havana to bribe her way out of jail. Apparently disguised as a man, she was smuggled to New York. The Journal trumpeted its success with highly imaginative pictures and Hearst arranged a heroine's welcome.
The Havana cigar the jewel of the smoking word grown in Cuba made in Tampa. The cigar label, the ornament on the box and a weapon of propaganda. The cigar workers came from Cuba and were dedicated to overthrowing Spanish rule.
Tampa was a hotbed of revolution. Some agreed with Marti that Cuba's Dawn should rise over an independent island. To change Masters is not to be free. Others dreamt that peace and justice would come through annexation to the United States. E pluribus unum. Cuban tobacco was worth many millions of dollars to America. So the workers were a powerful lobby. Their mutual aid societies were a forerunner of the trade unions. They became increasingly militant. Their call to arms was heard wherever cigars were smuggled. Another weapon, literally, was smuggling guns into Cuba. The American government's position on the Cuban revolt was neutrality. It tried to stop these expeditions but often failed.
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Nestor Miranda Event: Part 1 - Leaf & Ale - Knoxville, TN - 05/15/2010
We are proud to host Nestor Miranda for an in-store cigar launch event this Saturday, May 15th, from 2-8pm.
Mr. Miranda will be launching his new, Pepin-made cigar, Dominicanos. This Pepin Garcia masterpiece sports Nicaraguan fillers and binders with a gorgeous Dominican grown wrapper.
We will feature Buy 3 Get 1 Free on ALL Nestor Miranda cigars, including a 10% discount. We will also offer a 20% discount on full box purchases. Anyone who buys a full box will receive a special bonus. Mr. Miranda is bringing a new, unreleased cigar from his personal stash. This cigar is called Caliber and is NOT available in any store in the U.S.
We'll provide food, prizes and a great party atmosphere. All we need is you! Do not miss East Tennessee's biggest cigar herf of the year!
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William C. Paley of La Palina Cigars Interview Excerpt
In this Excerpt from the interview, William C. Paley gives us a glimpse into the rich history of the La Palina Cigar brand he has brought back to the market this year. The full interview will be available on CigarChannel.com, which launches September 1st, 2010.
Carolina Impact Season 4 Episode 10
Carolina Impact Season 4 Episode 10
Destination: Cuba – Part 1
An emotional family reunion for one refugee on Charlotte’s first flight to Havana — and home movies from 60s, of Cuban kids on their own here in the US
Destination: Cuba – Part 2
Refugees find freedom in the Carolinas, after risking prison — or worse — to escape Cuba, Castro, and Communism.
Destination: Cuba – Part 3
Things in Cuba are changing, but is that enough for Cubans here in the Carolinas to return to the island they left behind?