Cohiba, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta, H. Upmann, Partagas the whos who of Cuban cigars. Visit any tobacconist (outside the...
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B&B On Assignment: In Search of the Worlds Finest Cigars in Viñales, Cuba
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Joel:
Awesome post & pics my friend...I'm drooling now (and I'll be sure to visit Viñales when authorized in the near future)!
[FONT=&]“All Cubans are cigars...but not all cigars are Cubans”. CBJ[/FONT]
Awesome post & pics my friend...I'm drooling now (and I'll be sure to visit Viñales when authorized in the near future)!
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My most favorite article to date. Envy comes to mind.
That had to be something special.
That had to be something special.
Wonderful post. hoping we all get the opportunity one day.
Great article. The page formatting made it a whole experience. A++. Thank you
Very interesting read and beautiful photos.
Kilroy6644
Smoking a corn dog in aviators and a top hat
Great read. I doubt I'll ever get the opportunity to visit Cuba, but if I do, I'll remember where to go for cigars.
What an incredible experience.
May be the most interesting article I've ever seen about cigars. The photos are wonderful. Thanks for sharing this unique experience, Joel.
Fantastic article. Interesting format and some great photos!
Amazing article. I'm drooling to have a good Cuban again now. The formatting was top notch.
Amazing article ! Great photos ! I can almost smell the dried tobacco ..
Outstanding job. Another bucket list entry! I love the format of how the pictures appeared when scrolling. Well done, on all aspects!
Who knows - the tobacco in your Cuban, could have come from the same farm. 99% likely, it came from a farm just like his. Most of the tobacco seems to come from small farmers, in these incredibly beautiful, remote settings.
Great article and a Bucket list item.
Lucky stiff. Hands down the most interesting read in my 5.5 years here. Color me jealous.
Very nice. An adventure that made great reading and visual eye candy as well.
Absolutely outstanding review. I all but could taste the cigar and the prose made me feel as if I was standing before the farmer watching him. Nicely done!
Incredible article, Joel! Was the purpose of your trip journalistic? If so, can we expect future articles?
