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A concise knowledge guide to the wonderful world of cigars.
In 1967 Zino Davidoff (of the Swiss luxury label) outlined a basis for cigar etiquette (yes, we know he bears a striking resemblance to King Charles). It was called The Connoisseurs Book of the Cigar and quickly became a charter and code for cigar smokers everywhere; and although the world has since changed, it remains as valid today as when he first penned it. Our Etiquette 101Â page was created by keeping in line with most – but not all – of Davidoff’s cigar smoking principles.
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