Cohiba Cigars & More

So, St. Louis has approved a smoking ban for all restaurants and bars, with only a short list exceptions. I’m so sick and tired of my human rights dwindling down, I’m fed up. I can’t understand why non-smokers have such a stong judgement on what us smokers do. I comprehend that smoking is damaging, but I made a conscience choice when I took up smoking, observant of the fact it was not good. Just because non-smokers want me to stop, won’t mean that it will happen. Smoking in restaurants has been a freedom, but most restaurants have a special smoking room. If you do not want to inhale the smoke, don’t sit down in the smoking room, you are not unwilling made to sit in that section. And as well as the jobholers of these bars that argue they are affected by second hand smoke, prove it. I held jobs in the hospitality industry for over 10 years, and I know that almost all of thefellow workers were smokers.  Doing business with the public, if anything, initiates you to puff.  Personally, I have never overheard one non-smoking co-worker ever whine about second hand smoke while working in the smoking room. Putting a smoking ban in restaurants and bars, ultimately will only save me money, for I will not eat out after the January 1st.

I have choose this holiday to beg for easy presents that my wife can pick out comfortably for me. My number one gift, as always, is my well-beloved cigar from Madurocigars.net. She won’t even have to leave the apartment, she can go on the web (I have all my favorites sites saved) and make out the order there. As far as other gifts, she can head over to the local shop and choose a gift. She debates every Christmas that I am the most difficult guy to shop for. But we have been together for over 15 years! And if she doesn’t understand the things I like by now, I give up. I always say every Christmas, “I want smokes”, I enjoy 1 or 2 in a day, and that adds up. I bought a humidor for holding my smokes, “what’s that for?” she inquires. Well my sweetheart, it’s to keep my stogies crisp. So, if you get me stogies for December I can hold them in that for a few months and pull a cigar when I am wishing to savor one. Although I have to say, I was blessed last year, she bought me a lighter that was ingraved with my initials. The year before, she bought me a fishing pole, because I said I would like to go fishing again someday. Well, I went fishing once since then, but guess what, I still puff 1-2 smokes a day. Well what do I want for my present this year? I want Smokes, and whatever else would just be an secondary enjoyment.

The simplest method of categorizing cigars is by the method in which they are made. Cigars are either rolled by hand, or manufactured by machines. The newer smoker may be tempted to start by trying those machine made brands sold in Drug Stores, such as Parodi. However, the Novice Smoker should consider spending a few more pennies and moving up to hand rolled cigars, which are sold on the internet or at a local tobacconist.

Aficiando Vs Connoisseurs
TypicalIndividual cigar smokers have their own specific tastes, and have their own individual budget. Those who enjoy smoking multiple cigars per day may need an “everyday” cigar that is less expensive. Therefore, the taste and cost of machine made cigars can be very attractive to some smokers. However, to the aspiring or experienced connoisseurs, the ones who enjoy an occasional cigar as a special treat, the hand rolled cigar is worth every penny.