5 Wine and Cigar Pairings to Delight Your Palate
When most people think about pairing alcohol and cigars, they think of spirits like brandy, rum, and whiskey. But there are various varieties of wine that make excellent accompaniments to cigars.
When most people think about pairing alcohol and cigars, they think of spirits like brandy, rum, and whiskey. But there are various varieties of wine that make excellent accompaniments to cigars.
Filtered cigars are a widely available option for seasoned enthusiasts looking to expand their palette, as well as cigar lovers who are new to the hobby. Attitudes on filtered cigars are cloudy because they are often considered synonymous with cigarettes, cigarillos, and little cigars.
The Native Americans introduced early 17th century European settlers to tobacco, teaching them how to plant and harvest it properly. Learn how Tobacconists once used cigar store Indians as an advertising tool to represent their business.
Interested in a place of your own to enjoy a good cigar? With planning, an indoor smoking room can become a reality and a cigar lover’s dream!
After creating a custom built-in cigar humidor cabinet for one of our clients Vigilant started receiving a lot of positive feedback. With this popularity, we decided to take it a step further and create a framed built-in wall humidor cabinet that could fit between studs and look like a piece of artwork.
The yacht had previous challenges with its original humidification system and cabinetry when they reached out to Vigilant for help. Having worked on a humidor for another yacht previously,” The King Baby,” we knew the mechanics involved behind the scenes to make it work properly. There are a lot of things to consider when creating a humidor for a ship because of the constant motion it endures while at sea.
Father’s Day is right around the corner, and maybe you’re a little stumped on what to get for dad’s special day. Here’s a thought – what about an awesome cigar humidor? Perhaps your dad has been yearning for the perfect place to store his cigars but hasn’t wanted to treat himself. Now’s your chance!
W. Curtis Draper, third oldest tobacconist in the U.S., made the best of a bad situation when they had to move out of the DC location where they had done business for 20 years. Their new location, next to the White House gift shop, is twice as spacious as the old store, and features Vigilant …