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Columbus failed to find the riches of the Orient on which he had set his heart. Instead, shortly after his second landfall in the New World, on the island of Cuba, he came across a race of Indians contentedly smoking tobacco leaves roughly rolled into a shape they called a "Cohiba" but we would call a cigar. |
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That was back in 1492, Five centuries later smoking a Havana is universally recognized as a supreme form of pleasurable indulgence. |
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Over the many years many attempts have been made to emulate the delicacy of flavor of Cuban grown tobaccos. Non has succeeded. |
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So what is it that makes Havana so very special? A lot of things. A unique blend of sun, soil and skill. Painstaking attention to detail. Stringent quality control. A refusal to rush things or to cut corners. |
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Above all, a wealth of human skills at each step in the many stages it takes to create a Havana cigar. | |
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