Cigar News: Cigar Friendly
Smoking and Flirting | San Cassiano (I)
In town of St. Kassian is the luxurious gourmet hotel Ciasa Salares with a fantastic view of the Dolomites. For us connoisseurs, however, one room in particular must be included: the cigar lounge.
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Las Vegas
Even Las Vegas has its limitations, at least when it comes to smoking. But there are still plenty of great cigar spots in the city, both on and off the Strip.
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Havana’s Best Places to Smoke
Havana and cigars are simply inseparable. Until just a few years ago, the city was the fine-smoke Eldorado. In the meantime, it has unfortunately become a little more difficult to find havens for smoking. So it’s good to know where you can go in Cuba’s capital to indulge in your cigar in a nice envi
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New York by the clock
Even though there are fewer and fewer places to smoke in New York the community is growing. Cigar event-planner and founder of Fine Tobacco NYC, Matthias Clock, takes us to his favorite spots in the big apple.
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Vitium, The Desire to Pamper Yourself | Pompei (NA), Italy
Friday July 16th will be remembered by the Italian and in particular Campania slow smoking world for the opening of the new Habanos Lounge in Pompei: Vitium.
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Beirut sky again filled with Oliva smoke
Fidel Cigars and Oliva Cigars organising the second edition of the exclusive Sunset Ash event in Beirut 2nd of July 2021.
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St. Croix Cigar Company | Cigar Friendly, Hudson (WI)
Even though this lounge technically lies in the state of Wisconsin, chances are you will be driving from the Minneapolis/St. Paul area to reach it. St. Croix Cigar Company is located in the absolutely beautiful township of Hudson, Wisconsin.
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Fratello Fuoco Debuts at PCA
Fratello Cigars announces the Fratello Fuoco, that means Fire in Italian. This new release will be made using the three Fratello Core blends, the Classico, Bianco and Oro.
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Luxembourg: Welcome to paradise
Far away from Luxembourg, I first heard some time ago that the small country in the west of central Europe was a pure paradise for cigar smokers.
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The Grand Cathedral | Cigar Friendly, Tampa (FL)
Unless you’ve been under a rock in the cigar business, you must have heard about the abandoned church in Tampa that has been converted into a cigar paradise.
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