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GC Releases Their Largest Cigar Ever

If you’re an aficionado who likes big, bold cigars, General Cigar has a treat for you: the CAO 60 Torque. This new stick is named after its 60 ring gauge, and it measures a whopping 8 inches in length. That makes the 60 Torque more than just a large cigar—it’s the biggest stick that GC has produced to date.

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by Steve Kotch, 4 years ago

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New Size Revealed for Tatuaje Cojonu

A new size is being added to the Tatuaje Cojonu production line: the Cojonu 2021. You may know the Cojonu for its full-bodied blends with uncompromising flavor. Now there is finally a size to match the ambitious flavor profiles featured in the Cojonu line.

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by Steve Kotch, 4 years ago

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Drew Estate Reveals Bitcoin Sweepstakes

If you have a Facebook account and follow Drew Estate, then chances are good that you’ve heard of their Freestyle Live events. These are live shows that are streamed on social media in order to give Drew Estate customers a glimpse behind the scenes—not to mention chances to win great prizes. If you’ve never experienced one of these Freestyle Live events, now is a great time to start.

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by Steve Kotch, 4 years ago

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Announcing the 2021 Cigar Award Winners

The Cigar Awards are an annual celebration of the best that the cigar industry has to offer. You may ask “who decides what’s best?” In this case, it’s cigar enthusiasts like you and I! Every year, fans send in their top picks to Cigar Journal. Based on those votes, nominees are selected in each category for Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Honduras, as well as a spot for other countries. The final winners are voted on out of the top 5 nominees in each category (for every country).

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by Steve Kotch, 4 years ago

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A Win for Cigar Bars in Augusta, Georgia

On September 7, the Augusta Commission voted to amend the city’s existing alcohol code. This change allows cigar bars to be exempt from the city’s smoke-free law, which prohibits smoking in all forms in public places. Of course, there are certain requirements an establishment must meet before they can be legally covered by this amendment.

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by Steve Kotch, 4 years ago