Summer 2006
The summer edition 2006 informs you about various topics: We test the discreet charm of sweetness in Maduro cigars, 40th anniversary of the Cohiba cigars, offspring pipe makers from Austria and much more.
Celebrating Avo Uvezian’s 80th Anniversary with AVO Cigars. He started early with his musical career. The music accompanied him throughout his life and he is now known as a talented composer as well as a cigar aficionado and producer.
On the occasion of this anniversary, the first AVO – Cigar Lounge opens in Aarau in Switzerland.
If you missed this edition, you can order a back-issue.
The following is an overview of the contents of the 2/2006 edition.
News
Smoky Spirits
Maduro Tasting: The Discreet Charme of Sweetness
Cohiba: The Cult Cigar
Coversotry: Isabel de Pedros Cigar Fashion
Avo Uvezian: A Symbiosis of Smoke and Sound
Tobacco Provenance Cuba
Rich Perlman: The American View – Happy Birthday Stanford!
News from Cuba
Bötschis Cutter: Somke a Cigarillo?
Eterna: A Watchmaking Pioneer in Grenchen Since 1856
David Wagner: The Next Generation from Austria
Hacker’s Pipe Corner: Cocktails & Pipes – a Perfect Match
Garco Ppes: Perfectly Simple
Pipe-Tobacco Smoked for You
Crossover Tasting: Cachaça – The Pearl of Brazil
The Cigar Doctor
Events
Avo Lounge: A Homage to Uvezian
Lounges
Clubs
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