For the first time ever, Hungary will be represented at the Cigar Smoking World Championship final in Split later this year and the name of the proud contestant is Péter Adonyi.
Chau First Hong Kong CSWC Champion
Hong Kong is the latest of this season’s new countries on the Cigar Smoking World Championship circuit to make its debut.
4th Best Time ever for Arsenova at CSWC Kazakhstan
After four years on the Cigar Smoking World Championship circuit, organizer and judge Yevgeniy Zhidkov is happy with the way things are going in Kazakhstan.
Plasencia Cigar Evening
Dom Cigár would like to invite you to their next cigar event.
Close Race at CSWC Greece
Sisters of the Leaf Global Movement organized the event for the fourth time, and it was held at the distinguished Gentlemen’s Club in the Maroussi area in Athens.
Barnjak Finally Wins CSWC Latvia
Over 25 competitors from Latvia, Finland, Czech Republik and Slovakia gathered at the 19th century mansion, K.K. fon Stricka villa in the heart of Riga for another battle of the slow.
Hüberli Wins CSWC Switzerland
As always, the Swiss qualification round, took place under the name Big Alpine Smoke at Don Alejandro’s Cigar Lounge in Chur, an hour outside of Zürich.
3 Hours Smoking at Baltic CSWC
The starting field at the Baltic qualifier was a strong one to say the least, maybe one of the strongest ever.
Manukyan Won CSWC Qatar
The event was organized by Felipe Rojas Bruna, owner of The Humidor Company and official Oliva Cigars importer in Qatar, and it was held in the prestigious cigar lounge of the St. Regis Doha on Pearl Island.
Honsch Won CSWC Slovakia by 21 seconds
CSWC in Slovakia.
Friedenthal Wins CSWC Austria for the Fifth Time
With a total of five national titles, Daniel Friedenthal is now one of the most decorated slow smokers out there, alongside names like Felix Matei in Romania and reigning world champion Hauke Walter in Germany.
Light em Up Lounge – June / July 2025
The live show takes place every Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Central European Time / 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
