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We recently sat down for a round table discussion about Warped's Saint Espresso, making its return on-site now. We cracked into an old tin from the original release from Shane Ireland's cellar and shared our thoughts on the blend and plenty ... Read More

I recently sat down with Jonas Santana from Blackbird Cigars to discuss the Meadowlark, released at the PCA show this year. Let's find out what makes this limited-edition run so special ... Read More

Norman Rockwell is known for his work that captures a sentimental view of American life. While his work is often disregarded by "serious" art critics, there is no denying that it left an impact on many. A talented man, and a dedicated pipe smoker, today we're going to explore Norman Rockwell's life and his expansive career ... Read More

Today Alan Britt and I want to give you some advice on how to select a cigar humidor, whether it's a gift for yourself or for a loved one. There are a plethora of brands who make humidors and it can be a little intimidating, so we hope this guide can help you select the perfect ... Read More

I sat down with Terence Reilly of Aganorsa Leaf to chat about The Aganorsa Experience. For those who don't have the privilege of attending an event, we've got tasting components packs available on-site with the cigar leaf components to conduct your own Aganorsa Experience ... Read More

Welcome to another episode of Tasting Notes. Today I am visiting an old friend: Robert McConnell's Scottish Flake. This is my all-time favorite tobacco, which I have stated publicly many times for many years, and that remains true. ... Read More

Connecticut shade-grown tobacco is one of the most sought-after leaves for cigar wrappers. It's beloved for the complex smoking experience it creates while remaining creamy and mild. The process utilized to create this tobacco leaf is quite ... Read More

In today's episode of All Pipes Considered, I am proud to share the latest addition to Peterson's illustrious portfolio — the Pub pipe line expands ... Read More

As we descend into the cold winter months, when the holidays begin to manifest with plans of visiting family and friends and rushed gift shopping ensues, it can be helpful to slow down and take time for ourselves. Tradition is what binds us together in the next few months, whether it be a Thanksgiving football match in the backyard, decorating the tree ... Read More

Beyond November's autumn chill and the approaching Thanksgiving holiday, with turkey dinners, homemade pies, and family-time galore, this month serves as a wonderful opportunity to truly appreciate all of the blessings in our lives. From bountiful harvests to togetherness ... Read More