Today the Ash Holes commemorates and celebrates the life of cigar aficionado Art Kalasho – best friend, a sworn brother and former business partner of Stephen Adib from Cuba Rica Continue Reading »
This week we look at a cigar that is known for its large ring gauges and we light up a size called the Chiquito which translates to Tiny. There is Continue Reading »
Today we light up a cigar named after Госуда́рственный Эрмита́ж which is a museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Hermitage is all about art and culture, so today we enjoy Continue Reading »
Thanks to our friends over at The Cigar Authority there is one cigar in the industry that is synonymous with the donut. With National Donut Day just days aways, we Continue Reading »
The Ash Holes are back with another episode and today they light up the Perez-Carrillo La Historia which features a San Andres wrapper over Sumatra binder grown in Ecuador and Continue Reading »
Established in 2004 by Glen Case, Kristoff Cigars became one of the fastest growing boutique manufacturers in the cigar industry. Using the best double and triple fermented in the world Continue Reading »
Being in Spain, but growing up in Uruguay isn’t the route for most cigar makers, but it was for La Flor Dominicana’s owner Litto Gomez who released La Volcada in Continue Reading »
For the last few weeks our own Dan Ledwith has been taking part in his civic duty. This civic duty is dreaded by many but his time as a juror Continue Reading »
Habano, Connecticut, Broadleaf are all types of tobacco we know. Casa Fernandez markets tobacco it grows on their farms as a varietal called Aganorsa. Today we welcome Terence Reilly to Continue Reading »
The show title this week is as cryptic as they come, but we promise it will make sense once you tune in to this weeks episode of The AshHoles. We Continue Reading »