Tag: Davidoff cigars
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This single barrel Willet Bourbon is a one-of-a-kind blend exclusively offered at Blend Bar by Davidoff
“Blend Bar by Davidoff” Comes Together With Willet Distillery For Once in a Lifetime Bourbon Whiskey. Blend Bar by Davidoff, an Internationally renowned upscale cigar and bourbon lounge hosted a one of kind excursion which brought together Davidoff Cigars and Willet Distillery (considered by many the premier bourbon whiskey in the world). The event culminated…
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50 finest moments: Davidoff Diademas Finas 50th Anniversary Limited Edition
In the world of super premium cigars, there is a brand that’s always at the pinnacle. 10 perfectly handcrafted Davidoff 50th Anniversary Diademas Finas cigars are dressed in ornate porcelain jars that represent patterns of the world. Davidoff Diademas Finas 50th Anniversary Limited Edition celebrates five decenies of Davidoff in the businnes. The idea behind…
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It’s dark Richness can light up the night: Davidoff Late Hour Cask Aged
“Every man has his day and some days last longer than others” – Sir Winston Spencer Churchill Sir Winston Churchill was not a man to follow convention. When most people were thinking of their beds, Sir Winston found inspiration and creativity in the long dark hours of the night. The dark was where he found…
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The renaissance of Davidoff Winston Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill exclusive cigar range by Davidoff. Sir Winston Churchill was an aristocrat, born into the family of the Dukes of Marlborough. He grew to develop a taste for the finer things in life. Amongst them, cigars. A line of exclusive cigars bearing the name of and befitting the world’s most iconic cigar aficionado…
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Davidoff releases first Nicaraguan puro
Davidoff Releases Nicaraguan Cigar. Perhaps one of the most anticipated release in the 2013 cigar sector, Geneva cigarmaker Davidoff has just released its first Nicaraguan puro premium cigar line. Nicaraguan puros are made of all Nicaraguan-grown components, or pure Nicaraguan ingredients. Developed by cigarmaster Henke Kelner, this is a vast departure from the mellower, milder…