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The Cuba Question

The definition of insanity, the saying goes, is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. The same logic can be applied to the leaders of the United States, who have maintained an embargo on Cuba for more than 60 years. Its original intent was to punish the Cuban government, but it has only hurt the Cuban people. It is failed policy, plain and simple, and it’s time for it to go. We speak about Cuba often in this magazine, and if you love cigars as much as we do, it’s hard not to have a passion for the country where great cigars were born. While it’s a nation that’s struggling today, it’s a land of beauty and culture and one that’s simply synonymous with cigars. Both…

The Cuba Question

out of the humidor

Dear Marvin, I really enjoy your magazine and look forward to each issue. It’s well done. Your April issue cover story “150 Years of the Kentucky Derby” was excellent and very informative. One segment, “Secretariat’s Ride to Glory” by Kenneth Shouler, caught my eye. For good reason. Omitted in the piece was the name of the jockey who rode the great Secretariat to the Triple Crown in 1973. Ron Turcotte from Grand Falls, New Brunswick, Canada, rode Secretariat setting time records not just in the Kentucky Derby but also at the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. The track records set by Secretariat in all three Triple Crown races have never been equaled or beaten. Last summer, I was fortunate enough to have met Ron Turcotte and spent some time with him. I was…

out of the humidor

Cuba-Themed Cigar Accessories

The beauty of Cuba enthralls cigar smokers, so scenes from this storied island and images of its flag make for natural embellishments for cigar accessories. Whether it’s a lighter, a cutter, an ashtray or a cigar case, several high-end companies have you covered. Elie Bleu, the renowned French humidor maker, has a wide array of Cuba-themed accessories. Its Casa Cubana cutter, in white, ($250, bottom left) has a black blade, with images of a man walking in Havana smoking a cigar on one side, a classic car on the other. Pressing the gold satin trigger releases the blade vertically in a smooth action. The J-14 Jet Flame lighter ($560, center) is decorated with the Cuban flag in understated elegance, with a chrome trigger and black around the perimeter. It’s thick enough…

Cuba-Themed Cigar Accessories

Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne

You can reach the Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne by taking a boat and a funicular that climbs 1,500 feet from the shore of the Swiss lake to the top of the Bürgenberg mountain ridge. It’s well worth the transfers. Completed in 2017, the flagship “contemporary” Bürgenstock Hotel & Alpine Spa is one of two hotel concepts that span four buildings on the 148-acre property. It takes full advantage of its setting from the infinity swimming pool suspended above the lake to the Lakeview Bar and adjacent cigar lounge. The resort offers 10 restaurants, bars and lounges, plus the stunning and massive Alpine Spa, in addition to Waldhotel Health & Wellbeing with Alpine valley vistas right out of Heidi. For active pursuits, there’s a nine-hole golf course, tennis, swimming pools, horseback riding and…

Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne

2024 Lincoln Nautilus

Thinking about a midsize luxury SUV? It makes common sense to check out the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus. More precisely, make that “uncommon scents.” For the 2024 model, Nautilus gets a big makeover including a new powertrain line-up, the BlueCruise hands-free driving system and “Lincoln Rejuvenate,” which turns the Nautilus into an aromatic Zen spa on wheels. The pillar-to-pillar display catches the eye first. This panoramic, 48-inch screen is at the back of the instrument panel. The usual gauges are directly in front of the driver. To the right are three zones with an assortment of widgets. You could chose, say, one detailing what is on the audio system, another displaying the latest weather and a third showing the fuel economy of my test vehicle’s hybrid drivetrain. A separate, 11.1-inch touchscreen atop…

2024 Lincoln Nautilus

While the delicious taste of flame-licked meat is as old as fire itself, it wasn’t until the Middle Ages that marinated lamb and other delicate cuts were skewered to make what are now known as shish kebabs (loosely, sword and roasted meat). They came from the Levant, spread through the Ottoman Empire and eventually to India, Europe and the United States. While the route was circuitous, kebabs shouldn’t be daunting, according to chef Armen Martirosyan, whose parents founded the famed Armenian grill Mini Kabob of Glendale, California. First, source the skewers from a Middle Eastern market or online. Wooden ones need to be soaked for a few hours. Pros choose the wide, flat metal skewers that allow larger cuts and even ground meat kebabs to adhere better. For ground-meat kebabs (lule to…

Siesta Cocktail

SIESTA 1½ oz Blanco Tequila ½ oz fresh grapefruit juice ¾ oz fresh lime juice ¾ oz 1:1 simple syrup ¼ oz Campari Shake all ingredients with ice and fine strain into chilled coupe glass. Can also be enjoyed over cubed or crushed ice or frappéed in a blender and served frozen. Garnish with lime wheel, grapefruit twist or a beautiful, edible flower. Perhaps it’s time for a Siesta. No, not the nap enjoyed under sombreros on tropical afternoons, but the complex Tequila cocktail that’s become an international classic even though it wasn’t invented until the 21st century. Your Cinco de Mayo libation ritual may well do with some updating this year. When celebrating Mexico’s victory over the French in 1862’s Battle of Puebla, think beyond south of the border beers and Margaritas. Despite its…

Siesta Cocktail

The Rush of Whitewater

Whitewater rafting is stunning natural beauty and Zen-like serenity, punctuated by bursts of speed, intense drops and near vertical climbs, when you feel the rush of Mother Nature flexing her muscles. The key is picking the right destinations and the right guides. Many of the top destinations are in coveted vacation areas. And while more than 99 percent of visitors to the Grand Canyon peer down jealously from the rim, you can actually be in it, riding a wet, thrilling roller coaster–without the harness. Foaming rapids are rated in six classes of difficulty. Class I is easily navigated by novices. Class II and III evoke “oohs and aahs,” while Class IV is more “Holy S***!,” requiring technical maneuvering. Class V, “Rapids with major obstacles that are difficult to avoid,” is as big…

The Rush of Whitewater

NEW TIMES IN CUBA

Most cigar aficionados dream of smoking a cigar in Cuba. It’s the birthplace of the handmade cigar industry, the country that gave us Cohiba and Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta, Partagás, Punch and so many more famous and superb brands. It’s a country of stunning beauty and considerable mystery, one teeming with energy and music. It’s also a place of inherent sadness, shackled by a six-decades-old embargo and one where its 11 million citizens live without the freedoms and comforts so many of us take for granted. The editors of Cigar Aficionado have been traveling to Cuba for the entire history of the magazine, and we know it well. In fact, it was a visit by editor and publisher Marvin R. Shanken in 1991 that inspired him to create this magazine. But…

NEW TIMES IN CUBA

To legally travel to Cuba as an American, your visit should fall into one of 12 categories allowed by the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (known as OFAC). This includes family visits, journalistic, religious or professional activities and research. Visit ofac.treasury.gov for more information. If you weren’t born in Cuba and your visit falls into one of those permitted categories, you can simply buy a tourist card via the airline on which you’re flying, which will most likely be departing from Miami International Airport. American Airlines has the most options, with as many as eight flights a day. A more expensive option, and one that somewhat limits your activities but takes away the guesswork, is to go on an organized trip set up by an organization…

Buying Cigars In Havana

You’ve finally arrived in Cuba and your pockets are stuffed with pesos. One thing and one thing only is on your mind: cigars. And you’re ready to spend some serious coin. You can hardly contain your excitement as you approach the nearest La Casa del Habano shop. Which cigars are you going to buy? How many boxes? Montecristo No. 2? Cohiba Siglo VI? The possibilities make you pick up your pace, but when you walk through the door and B-line straight for the walk-in humidor, you find8230; a lot of empty shelves. And a lot of petit coronas. Some of the Cohibas you manage to spot are approaching $100 per cigar. Confusion and panic start to bubble up from your gut. What’s happening here? CIGAR AFICIONADO visited every Casa del Habano…

Buying Cigars In Havana

The Best Cigars From Cuba

When it’s time to reach for a Cuban cigar, you might as well search for the very best. CIGAR AFICIONADO magazine has named four Cubans Cigar of the Year in the 20-year history of our Top 25, with scores ranging from 94 to 98 points. One of the quartet—the Cohiba Behike BHK 52—is a cigar that’s exceedingly rare today, a pigtailed smoke that has been all-but-impossible to find for roughly 10 years. The other three, particularly the Montecristo No. 2, aren’t nearly as elusive. We also searched through the past 12 months of blind tastings from the pages of this magazine as well as Cigar Insider, our twice-monthly newsletter, to give you the cigars that scored 94 points or higher in our recent expert tastings. Happy hunting. NUMBER ONE CUBANS Cigars Of…

The Best Cigars From Cuba

A New Lounge At The Nacional

Because there’s no hotel in Cuba as iconic as the Nacional, no visit to Havana is complete without walking through its Spanish Eclectic lobby and into the scenic courtyard. If you’re a cigar lover, you head to its La Casa del Habano, located downstairs, then find a spot outside under the beautiful arches and light up. For many, coming to the Nacional is a non-negotiable ritual with every visit to Cuba. But if you’ve grown a bit tired of the routine, the Nacional now has a hidden cigar lounge upstairs away from all the tourists. Rather than going outside with everyone else when you enter the hotel, instead turn left and continue to the end. There, you’ll find a small staircase that takes you up to a spacious and well-stocked cigar…

A New Lounge At The Nacional

Dining in Havana

Getting a good meal in Cuba is more complicated than dining out in the typical tourist city. It’s a constantly changing scene, one that often defies logic and one that simply doesn’t follow the rules. Dining in a country where the supply chain is eminently unreliable means you need to be flexible and able to roll with the changes. If you expect New York choices and service you will simply become frustrated. But if you embrace the process and marvel at the ingenuity of the restaurant owners who provide wonderful meals under the most troubling conditions, you will be amazed. Having expert advice is absolutely essential. The Havana dining scene has fluctuated wildly over the past few decades. There was a time not too long ago when every restaurant in the…

Dining in Havana

Show Me the Money

If you were among the millions of travelers who visited Cuba each year before the pandemic, you may have saved some of the Cuban money with which you paid for cigars, restaurant bills and just about everything on your journey to that country. Not only are they now worthless, buying things in Cuba today is far more confusing than before. Cuba used to have two currencies. Cuban citizens used regular Cuban pesos, and tourists used Cuban convertible pesos, known as CUCs. Each CUC—equal to a U.S. dollar—was worth 25 regular pesos. In January 2021, CUCs were replaced by regular Cuban pesos, known as the CUP. (CUCs could be exchanged for pesos at the time.) And the values fluctuated. Unlike dollars, pounds, euro or yen, Cuban money doesn’t trade on standard exchanges. Its…

Show Me the Money

Even with an aggressive driver, the trip from Havana to Pinar del Río takes around two hours. But the congestion of the city quickly gives way to open spaces. Flanked by palm trees, rice paddies and pastures, the rough highway has few cars. Travelers dot the roadside, some hoping for a ride, others simply walking. Workers here and there chop slowly at tall grass with machetes, and you see the occasional farmer holding a block of homemade cheese, eager for a sale. The farther you drive, the more rustic the conditions, until asphalt turns to dirt as the car reaches San Juan y Martínez, one of Cuba’s best tobacco towns. Out here, with spotty cell service, one cannot rely on GPS. “De donde Máximo?” a visitor asks. That one name…

Night had fallen in San Luís, Cuba, on September 27, 2022. Tobacco farmer Hirochi Robaina knew a hurricane was coming, but hurricanes are part of living in Cuba, especially Pinar del Río. In this westernmost area of the country, home to Cuba’s finest tobacco lands, storms are frequent. Robaina did what he always did—he moved his wife and young daughter away from the farm and prepared to hunker down under his ranchón, a tall structure where he has hosted friends and family for meals and cigars for decades. He wasn’t worried. “Through my whole life, I have been through every hurricane. I prepare a few cigars to smoke, have a bottle of rum, have a seat and wait,” he says. After a while, he realized this was not just any storm. “I felt…

A Conversation with FIDEL 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Thirty years ago, in the summer of 1994, CIGAR AFICIONADO magazine published a milestone piece that drew record attention to the publication. It was a Q&A between Cuban president Fidel Castro and Marvin R. Shanken, editor and publisher of CIGAR AFICIONADO. Shanken interviewed Castro that February at the Palace of the Revolution in Havana, the culmination of more than two years of effort. Castro died in 2016 at the age of 90. What follows are excerpts from his encounter with Shanken, one of few interviews Castro ever granted to an American journalist. ON CIGARS SHANKEN: How important are cigars to Cuba? CASTRO: It is one of our most important export items. It is also one of our main sources of revenue. It is also an important factor for us in the domestic market……

A Conversation with FIDEL 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Habanos Festival 2024

Giant humidors of outrageous proportions sat on the upper tier of the stage like a modern art exhibit. Men in tuxedos and women in evening dresses posed in front of them, taking photos, while the rest of the guests below were finding their seats in the smoke-filled room. The orchestra played light dinner music and everyone who saw this lineup of humidors was probably asking themselves the same question: Who would be taking home these over-the-top creations? This was the final evening of the 24th Habanos Festival—the most formal, the most exclusive and certainly the most expensive part of the weeklong affair. The auction not only broke a record for the most money ever raised in one evening it also broke the record for the highest bid on a single lot. All…

Habanos Festival 2024

The 2024 Ferrari Daytona SP3 is a breathtaking car. Its body is a masterwork of evocative swoops and curves. The 829-horsepower, V-12 beast with a 211-mph top speed is a fitting homage to the three Ferraris that swept the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1967. This machine commands at least $2.2 million, more than 45 times the price of the average new car. But paying is the easy part. One does not simply walk into a Ferrari dealership and buy a brand-new car. To own the Daytona SP3—or any of the company’s ultra-exclusive models—you’ll have to convince the legendary Italian automaker that you’re worthy. Whenever Ferrari hatches a new ultra-limited-edition vehicle, it’s exclusively offered to the folks at the top of a clandestine list of clients who have spent tens of millions…

Who Owns The PGA Tour?

It was a few minutes after Camilo Villegas’ election to the PGA Tour’s Player Advisory Council was announced, giving him a three-year term on the tour’s board of directors, set to begin in January. He walked into the press room at the Cognizant Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and it was time for questions. “Is it congratulations?” he was asked. “Or condolences?” These days, such a reaction is understandable. These are confusing times on the PGA Tour. The arrival of the LIV Golf League, and the defections to it by former PGA Tour stars like Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm, Phil Mickelson and more, has made the business of pro golf more muddled than ever before. LIV is backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which is considered one of the world’s…

Who Owns The PGA Tour?

Els for Autism Pro-Am Raises $825,000

It was dinnertime on a warm, Sunday evening in Jupiter, Florida, and the crowd happily moved inside to escape the heat, welcoming the refreshing cool air. Marvin R. Shanken, editor and publisher of Cigar Aficionado magazine, stood up to address the gathering. It was the pairings dinner before the 2024 Els for Autism Pro-Am, the 16th time this event has been held. “We have 19 teams playing tomorrow, with 17 male pros who have won 14 majors,” Shanken said. He looked toward the head table and smiled, his eyes meeting a very special guest, PGA legend Jack Nicklaus. “I’m not including Jack in this because Jack blows everyone away, with 18 majors. How many PGA wins do you have Jack?” “I forgot,” Nicklaus quipped, drawing hearty laughter from the crowd. (The total…

Els for Autism Pro-Am Raises $825,000

ENTERTAINER Cohiba Siglo VI Steve Harvey is one of the hardest-working men in entertainment, on the go nearly nonstop. You can see him on television and social media, hear him on the radio, read his words in books. About the only time he slows down is to enjoy a good smoke. “Let me tell you what they do for me,” the 67-year-old says of cigars. “Because I got to work from the time I wake up, I gotta have little moments in the day where I’m just doing what I want to do. And a cigar is relaxing for me.” Harvey got his start in the entertainment business doing standup in the 1980s. His best-known gig is hosting “Family Feud,” a job he has held for more than 14 years, the longest of the…

ACTOR Partagás Serie D No. 4 Sam Heughan walks into the dining room of New York’s Metropolitan Club wearing a kilt, broadsword in hand, dramatically shouting about slaying the haggis. It’s a great show. The 44-year-old Scottish actor, best known for his starring role in the series “Outlander,” is in his element, a Keepers of the Quaich dinner focused around Scotch whisky. He has his own, called The Sassenach. “I was drinking a lot of Asian blends, I thought they were incredible, really well-balanced,” he says. “I thought Scotland doesn’t really have one like that.” The Sassenach is a blend of three different malts, plus a 19-year-old grain whisky. “You can buy some incredible aged grain whiskeys, they’re just so full of fruit, toffee and caramel—they’re great sippers,” he explains. “You have…

WNBA STAR Kingmakers No. 1 Persona Toro Kelsey Plum has one of the most accomplished resumes in women’s basketball: Olympic gold medalist; one of college basketball’s all-time leading scorers; first pick in the 2017 WNBA draft; All-WNBA First Team in 2022. But if you ask the 29-year-old guard for the Las Vegas Aces, none of it compares with winning a WNBA championship, something her team has now done in back-to-back seasons—and it’s how she got into cigars. Despite never having had a smoke, Plum used cigars to motivate the Aces during their 2022 championship run. “I told all my teammates, ‘Guys, if we win this, I’m smoking the cigar.’ ” When she did, the pictures of Plum lighting up went viral on social media. “Cigars have fortunately become a special tradition,” says Plum. Another…

Stefan Schauffele

GOLF COACH Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro Stefan Schauffele, father and mentor to top PGA Tour pro Xander Schauffele, is a longtime cigar smoker, especially when he’s playing golf. “When I golf it’s Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro,” says Schauffele of his favorite cigar. “It’s the right size, it’s box-pressed, it’s not round and it lies flat and it’s such a consistent product. Very delicious.” He will smoke at least one per nine holes, maybe three for a round when he’s “feeling funny.” He’s also a fan of H. Upmann cigars, which he might smoke for a special occasion. He has a humidor with maybe as many as 200 cigars inside. As for a spirited accompaniment, he has switched from Cognac to Tequila. “I always liked Louis XIII Cognac but it got too expensive,…

Stefan Schauffele

A Sold-Out Show In Tampa

Cigars and whiskey go together like oysters and Champagne, Stilton and Port or peanut butter and chocolate. Big Smoke Meets WhiskyFest, held April 6 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tampa, Florida, brought these wonderful worlds together in a celebration like no other. The show sold out in advance, and when the doors opened for VIP hour, guests from all around the United States—some as far away as Alaska—and Canada began sipping and smoking. It was the first Big Smoke ever held in Tampa, which is known as Cigar City, for some 500 million handmade cigars a year were once produced here. The night before the event, two of Tampa’s cigar companies welcomed the participating cigarmakers to their city by hosting a dinner at J.C. Newman Cigar…

A Sold-Out Show In Tampa

ProCigar Holds 16th Fest in Dominican Republic

ProCigar wrapped up its 16th festival this year in the Dominican Republic and raised more than half a million dollars on the final night for charity. The festival is an annual cigar-centric event where every major Dominican cigarmaker welcomes enthusiasts from around the world to showcase their factories and tobacco fields. It’s a casual affair that’s part vacation, part celebration and part education, as all the tours demonstrate the entire production process from seed to cigar. But the festival is also a way for smokers to have a deeper connection with the Dominican cigars they smoke throughout the year. Normally, the fields and factories are not open to the public, making this festival a particularly attractive destination, especially for those who want to know more about the ins and outs…

ProCigar Holds 16th Fest in Dominican Republic

TOP SCORES 95 Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua Espeso Nicaragua • $18.00 • Grande • Medium 95 Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro Double Toro Nicaragua • $19.20 • Grande • Medium 94 Padrón Serie 1926 40th Anniversary Nicaragua • $30.00 • Figurado • Medium 94 Tatuaje Reserva A Uno U.S.A. • $24.00 • “A” • Full 93 Fuente Fuente OpusX PerfecXion A Dominican Republic • $37.25 • “A” • Medium 93 Oliva Serie G Robusto Nicaragua • $7.60 • Robusto • Medium 93 Perdomo 30th Anniversary Sun Grown Epicure Nicaragua • $12.50 • Toro • Medium 93 San Cristobal Revelation Triumph Nicaragua • $10.25 • Churchill • Medium 92 Aksum Claro Corona Gorda Nicaragua • $14.50 • Toro • Medium-Full 92 Arturo Fuente Hemingway Signature Dominican Republic • $10.50 • Figurado • Medium TOP VALUES 90 Arturo Fuente Churchill Dominican Republic • $8.40 • Churchill • Medium 89 Cain Daytona 550 Nicaragua • $7.42 • Robusto…

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95 LA PALINA SENATOR (CIRCA 1920) I wasn’t sure what to expect when I lit up this little figurado, a La Palina rolled well before the outbreak of World War II. Bill Paley, who owns the brand, told me it was at least 100 years old, and it was almost certainly made with some Cuban tobacco but without the use of a cigar mold. The first puff gave me a light sweetness reminiscent of baked goods, with perhaps a touch of cinnamon, along with a persistent flinty flavor. After an inch or so, the cigar took on some orange peel notes, then it somehow found another gear, increasing in power and revealing some pepper. What a wonderful trip to the past. —David Savona 96 H. UPMANN MAGNUM 56 EDICIÓN LIMITADA 2015(2015) A fat,…

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