Sex and the Stogie: A Girls Guide to Cigars

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Cigars have been for guys, right? Think again. Jeannie Mark lights up as good as shares her favorites, from fat Cubans to pencil skinny cigarillos.
Davidoff No. 2

A prolonged cigar chock full of quality. Hand finished as good as composed of tall peculiarity tobacco. Kind of a Jimmy Choo of cigars.

Davidoff Long Panatela Natural Cigars

Creamy, giving taste. Imagine this lovely in one hand, a brandy in a other, as good as a dimly lit bar as a set piece. One word: Atmosphere.

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Fuente Flor Fina 8-5-8

The name alone rolls deliciously off a tongue, similar to a Spanish footballers moniker as good as measurements. Originally hailing from The Dominican Republic, this cigar is smooth as good as tastes similar to chocolate. Oh my.

Tatiana Flavored Cigars

Tatiana cigarillos wield an elegant taste. Tantalizing choices evoke not only a smoke, but also an experience. Mocha. Dolce. Black Amboise raspberries with vanilla. A stunningly renouned cigar with women.

Sadly, this brand was recently dropped in Canada; however, anywhere else in a universe is open season.

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Leon Jimenes

One of a oldest cigars produced in a world. Leon has a cigarillo line which sets a ambience buds on fire. Described as petite, put up with in a Caffe Coretto or Caffe Macchiato.

Cohiba Corona Especiales

A thinner cigar which deepens with age, this 1969 beauty is infused with a woody as good as earthy taste, accented by floral tones. Sounds similar to a heady redolence rather than a cigar, doesnt it?

Romeo Y Julieta

Named in loyalty to Shakespe! ares reg retful tragedy, this cigar hold court over a European market for 40 and years. Its now produced in a Dominican Republic. A full-bodied, spicy ambience not for a faint-hearted.

La Aurora Principes Cigar (Vanilla)

Made from a trimmings of La Auroras unchanging production, this cigar is a great value. A single cigar goes for about $6.00. However, this isnt a bottom feeder flavor, but medium-bodied. A silky pull.

Community Connection

Be sure to also check out Jeannies square about smoking around a world. Smokers of another inlet competence check out seven coffee shops in Amsterdam which have been great to go, as good as some interesting ways to turn fruit in to a pipe.


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