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Primera parte del episodio junto a los comediantes Frank Herrera, Juan Gamboa y Jofi Vargas, donde reaccionamos a historias que nos mantienen humildes.
Coming to you from the JRE Tobacco Aladino Mobile Studios, Nick is joined by cigar attorney Frank Herrera to discuss his new novel, "The Cigar Lawyer". They talk about Frank's process, inspiration, and drive to create the story of an attorney who works in the cigar industry who must work to solve a murder mystery. They also discuss the current status of the fight against FDA regulations and talk about what they've been entertained by lately in the Villiger Cigars Entertainment Report. Frank's book is available on Amazon on December 7, 2023. Pre-Order or Buy a Kindle Copy of Frank's book HERE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS... Check out Rivermen Cigar Company on Instagram at @TheRivermenCigarCompany online at RivermenCigars.com or give him a call for mail order service at (314) 843-3355 Follow JRE Tobacco/Aladino at @AladinoCigars on Instagram or check out their website, JRETobacco.com for a store near you that carries their cigars Follow Villiger Cigars at @VilligerCigar on Instagram or check out their website, VilligerCigars.com for a store near you that carries their cigars Sign up for the Robusto box at My Monthly Cigars and smoke along with the guys at MyMonthlyCigars.com
Coming to you from the JRE Tobacco Aladino Mobile Studios, Nick sits down with attorney Frank Herrera to discuss the recent court action between the FDA and the Cigar Industry. We discuss what really went down, how it impacts the industry, and what may result from this in the near future. During the discussion, Nick enjoys a Victory by Warfighter Cigars. We also discuss some shows and movies we've enjoyed lately during the Villiger Cigars Entertainment Report. SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS... Check out Rivermen Cigar Company on Instagram at @TheRivermenCigarCompany online at RivermenCigars.com or give him a call for mail order service at (314) 843-3355 Follow JRE Tobacco/Aladino at @AladinoCigars on Instagram or check out their website, JRETobacco.com for a store near you that carries their cigars Follow Villiger Cigars at @VilligerCigar on Instagram or check out their website, VilligerCigars.com for a store near you that carries their cigars Sign up for the Robusto box at My Monthly Cigars and smoke along with the guys at MyMonthlyCigars.com
Carmen Tocay y Frank Herrera, comparten sus experiencias escribiendo micorrelatos y sus consejos para comenzar a escribir también.
The guys put together the ultimate starter guide for cigar smokers and they hit it out of the park with this list. They smoked the new FSG 20-Acre Farm while blind-tasting 4 killer bourbons including one super-value bourbon. Finally, they sat down for a chat with the cigar industry's favorite attorney, Frank Herrera.
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Para este episodio me acompaña Wendy Bolaños, escritora costarricense con la que, además de hablar de su obra, vamos a jugar a reescribir cada uno un cuento del otro, ¿cómo quedarán los resultados? Quédense hasta el final para saberlo. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Broccoli Rob joins us in the JRE Tobacco Aladino Mobile Studio as we speak with Frank Herrera about the humanitarian crisis and potential citizen uprising in Cuba. While we have him, we also discuss the current status of premium cigars and FDA regulation with Frank. From there, as we each light up a two-year aged Ciseron cigar from Oscar Valladares, we discuss Broccoli's trip to St. Louis, answer some questions in this week's Ask the Boys, discuss three cigars we smoked and enjoyed this weekend, and more. Check out the Cigar Pulpit on Instagram at @TheCigarPulpit and @NekkidGator and sign up for the free newsletter HERE. Follow Broccoli Rob on Instagram at @FinalThirdCigar and Frank Herrera on Instagram at @frankherrera Sign up for the Robusto box at My Monthly Cigars and smoke along with the guys at MyMonthlyCigars.com Follow JRE Tobacco at @JRETobacco on Instagram or check out their website, JRETobacco.com for a store near you that carries their cigars
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Hoy nos visita Jönas, escritor costarricense de terror con quien intercalaremos un taller express de cómo escribir un relato con una entrevista sobre su más reciente libro «El terror nunca estuvo tan cerca» disponible ya, ¿nos acompañan a escribir? Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Hoy nos visitan Gabriel Álvarez, filólogo y profesor de español, y Mario Chacón, del podcast ¿Qué leemos hoy?; hablaremos sobre lo que es y no es un lector beta, qué función cumple en el proceso de publicación de un libro y varios consejos para potenciales lectores beta así como para escritores que necesiten de este servicio. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Hoy nos visita la autora colombiana Alexandra Castrillón, escritora autopublicada, quien nos contará su experiencia y nos dará muchos consejos para emprender en nuestros proyectos. Podés apoyar a Alexandra en su página web alexandracastrillon.com Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Hoy tenemos con nosotros a Larissa Rú, la joven escritora cuyo nombre está resonando en el país por haber sido galardonada con el premio Aquileo J. Echeverría 2020 en la categoría novela, por su libro «Cómo sobrevivir a una tormenta extranjera». Hablaremos sobre su experiencia y conoceremos algunos de los secretos que hacen de la suya una pluma excepcional y atractiva. A Larissa la podés seguir en Instagram como @larissarú_. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. En este episodio me acompaña el escritor costarricense Rodrigo Villalobos, top seller en el país con su nuevo libro «Pura vida/pura paja: el mito del buen tico». Hablamos sobre escritura de no ficción, particularidades de la literatura, recomendaciones de títulos y autores, y mucho más. A Rodrigo lo podés seguir en Facebook como Rodrigo Stand Up Comedy y en Instagram como @rodrigo_villalobos. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Todos hemos leído más historias de las que podemos recordar, y en la mayoría de los casos no es nuestra culpa. Existen tantas recetas para cocinar libros, cuentos y guiones de película, que algunas producciones pueden llenar cines o convertirse en best sellers, sin que eso signifique que hubo un impacto real en la audiencia. ¿Cómo se logra ese impacto? Analicemos cómo lo hizo Pixar con Soul. Antes terminar este episodio, vuelvo a hacer un pequeño comercial: hace unos meses decidí habilitar un medio por el cual, quienes puedan permitírselo, me apoyen económicamente. Así que, si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considerá apoyarme. ¡Gracias enormes a las personas que ya lo han hecho! Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café» (Ko-fi.com/frankherrera) que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagás llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Ahora sí, aquí llegamos al final de este episodio, espero que este material te sea de mucha utilidad en tus lecturas y proyectos de escritura. Recordá que podés encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tenés algún comentario o sugerencia, podés escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», Ko-fi.com/frankherrera que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com ¡Hasta la próxima! Síguelos en Instagram: Pablo Delgado J. P. Hernández Jönas Música utilizada: Time - Vanware https://spoti.fi/2Zcq7ZX
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», Ko-fi.com/frankherrera que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com ¡Hasta la próxima! Música utilizada: Time - Vanware https://spoti.fi/2Zcq7ZX
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», Ko-fi.com/frankherrera que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com ¡Hasta la próxima! Música utilizada: Time - Vanware https://spoti.fi/2Zcq7ZX
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», Ko-fi.com/frankherrera que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com ¡Hasta la próxima! Música utilizada: -Shoepop, Loyalty Freak Music Fuente: https://pixabay.com/music/
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», Ko-fi.com/frankherrera que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com ¡Hasta la próxima! Música utilizada: Sweet Me, por Loyalty Freak Music
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Hace poco decidí habilitar un medio por el cual, quienes puedan permitírselo, me apoyen económicamente. Así que, si el material del podcast te ha ayudado, o al menos te resulta entretenido e interesante, considera apoyarme. Es muy sencillo: en las notas de este episodio, así como en mis redes sociales, dejaré un enlace con el texto «invítame a un café», que te llevará a mi perfil de la plataforma ko-fi, en la que podés enviar tu muestra de apoyo. No es una suscripción, y cualquier monto que me hagas llegar (por pequeño o grande que sea) me dará el apoyo para continuar creando este material de forma gratuita. Este episodio se lo dedicaremos a los personajes más odiados, recordados, admirados pero sobre todo imprescindibles: los villanos. Con una práctica guía de siete pasos estudiaremos la anatomía de los villanos. Mi recomendación es que tomes el libro que estés leyendo actualmente y trates de identificar estos factores en el villano de la historia, para que puedas ver la teoría puesta en acción, y tomes nota de cómo la autora o autor desarrolla al personaje. Y aquí llegamos al final de este episodio, espero que este análisis te sea de mucha utilidad en tus lecturas y proyectos de escritura. Si fue así, déjamelo saber. Recuerda que puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera, y si tienes algún comentario o sugerencia, puedes escribirme a frankherrera.writer@gmail.com Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También ¡Hasta la próxima! Música utilizada: Sweet Me, por Loyalty Freak Music
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. Para esta ocasión me acompaña Rod Saturnine, creador de la saga de Ethisiel, de la cual se han publicado dos títulos: «La luz al final del mundo» y «El príncipe de cristal», además de ser el co escritor del guión para la película «La hija de la muerte», que se estrenará en octubre del 2021. Con él hablaremos sobre creación de mundos, personajes y temas de fantasía, sus rituales de escritura y el rol de la literatura en la sociedad. A Rod podés seguirlo en Instagram como @rodsaturnine y @ethisiel, además podes encontrar sus libros en librerías Lehman y en Librería Internacional, así como en Amazon.com. Espero que este repaso te sea de mucha utilidad en tus lecturas y proyectos de escritura. Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. ¡Hasta la próxima! Tema musical: Sweet Me, por Loyalty Freak Music
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esto es Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. En este episodio cuento con la visita de Salva Soler, poeta y slammer catalán, con quien divagaremos hablando sobre la poesía, el arte y la vida misma. Podés seguir a Salva en sus redes sociales (@salvasoler4) y en su proyecto Combate Poético (@combatepoetico). Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. ¡Hasta la próxima! Tema musical: Sweet Me, por Loyalty Freak Music
Hola, soy Frank Herrera y esta es la tercera temporada de Taller literario: un espacio dedicado a lectores y escritores en el que aprenderemos herramientas, recursos y técnicas de escritura para apreciar más nuestros libros y mejorar nuestra escritura creativa. Si es tu primera vez por acá, bienvenido al taller. En este episodio aprenderemos sobre ocho tipos de personajes que podemos encontrar o incluir en nuestras historias, la importancia que cada uno tiene y el rol que cumple dentro del texto. Como es costumbre, acompañaremos cada concepto con ejemplos para poder comprender mejor la teoría tras cada elemento. En el episodio de hoy también les cuento sobre algunos emprendimientos costarricenses que ustedes me recomendaron en mi cuenta de Instagram @frankherrera_escritor, los irán escuchando a lo largo del episodio para que los busquen, sigan y consideren adquirir sus productos y servicios. Señor Bollo: en Facebook e Instagram como Señor Bollo CR. Puerta 23: en Facebook e Instagram como Puerta 23 CR. SMH Photo&Design: en Facebook como smhphotoanddesign y en Instagram como SMH_photo_design. Milla: en Facebook como Hola Milla y en Instagram como milla_costarica. Hoofs and Paws: teléfono 87122468 y en Instagram como hoofsandpawscr. Antónima: en Facebook como Antonima y en Instagram como antonima.cr. Heizz Quilt Custom: en Instagram como heizzquiltcustom. Música utilizada: -Shoepop, Loyalty Freak Music -Sweet Me, Loyalty Freak Music -La decente, Demoiselle Dner -Robot Gypsy Jazz, John Bartmann Fuente: https://pixabay.com/music/
The guys sit down, light up the Camacho Hard Charger Limited Edition 2018 from the August My Monthly Cigars box, and speak with Frank Herrera of H New Media Law to discuss what the FDA's letter stating its desire to defer the product approval process for premium cigars. We learn what this means (or doesn't mean) for manufacturers and your favorite cigars. We also answer some listener questions in Ask the Boys, give away some cigars in our Weekly Giveaway, and Nick shares with you the worst sound you'll ever hear. Check out the Cigar Pulpit on Instagram at @TheCigarPulpit and @NekkidGator and sign up for the free newsletter HERE. And follow Frank Herrera at @FrankHerrera on Instagram. Sign up for the Robusto box at My Monthly Cigars and smoke along with the guys at MyMonthlyCigars.com
Publicar este episodio me causa mucha alegría e ilusión. Se trata de un audio-relato, basado en un cuento inédito, que hoy puedo presentarte gracias a la colaboración de tres buenos amigos. En este episodio especial de Qué leemos hoy? podrás escuchar el cuento "La Puerta" del escritor costarricense Alberto Varela interpretado por dos talentosísimos amigos: la actriz Silvia Quesada y el escritor Frank Herrera. ¡Espero que lo disfrutés muchísimo! ¡Gracias! El episodio de hoy llega hasta vos gracias a: Alberto Varela: ingeniero informático, especialista en calidad y escritor. Alberto escribió el texto original del cuento presentado en el episodio de hoy. Silvia Quesada, una gran amiga y talentosa en todo lo que hace: filóloga, nutricionista, actriz y -ahora- también podcaster. Te invito a ver sus proyectos: Pura Vida Holística. Su canal de YouTube. Y su nuevo proyecto, el podcast De corazón. Frank Herrera, un viejo conocido acá en el podcast, un gran amigo y talentoso escritor. Su libro Biblioteca de ficciones está disponible, y estoy seguro, de que tiene muchos proyectos entre manos. Podés contactar con Frank a través de su blog Puño, letra y voz, en su instagram @frankherrera_escritor, en su twitter @herrera_fk o en su perfil de Facebook. Frank también tiene dos proyectos de podcast, el más reciente lo podés escuchar en Spotify y se llama Cuentos para dormirte. ¡Mi profunda gratitud a ellos tres! ¡Conversemos! Hoy particularmente me interesa muchísimo escuchar lo que te pareció tanto el relato como el episodio en general. Si querés comunicarte conmigo podés hacerlo a través de las redes sociales: Facebook, Twitter e Instagram. También podés agregarme en Goodreads o enviarme un correo electrónico a info@queleemoshoy.com. No te olvidés que también podés suscribirte al newsletter. Música de este episodio Background: "Ossuary 6 - Air" and "Echoes of Time v2" by Kevin MacLeod - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License 'La Puerta', un cuento inédito de terror adaptado para audio-relato. ¿Te atrevés a entrar? #queleemoshoyClick To Tweet Si te gustó este episodio, te agradezco una reseña y puntuación en iTunes. Además, compartí este episodio con cualquier apasionado de la lectura que conozcás.
Hi everyone and thank you for joining us today, this is Taller Literario, a podcast dedicated to creative writing for readers and writers alike. If you like this content please consider joining us on Instagram @frankherrera_escritor and Facebook as Frank Herrera, also do subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Today I have the two filmmakers responsible for the movie Cosmos available on Nov 8 in many on demand platforms, we will talk about screenplay writing, creativity and much more.
Este es un episodio especial con una entrevista a Elliot y Zander Weaver, directores de la película de ciencia ficción Cosmos. Si quieres escuchar la versión original, el episodio en inglés también está disponible con una edición más amplia y comentarios extra. Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera.
The guys get a briefing from Frank Herrera of H New Media Law, the go-to firm for premium cigar companies for their trademark and FDA compliance matters, about what the FDA regulations mean for our favorite manufacturers and brands. The guys also introduce you to the Hill Cigar Company of St. Louis, Missouri, as they record their first show at their new home. The cigar featured in this episode is the RoMa Craft Neanderthal. Follow the Cigar Pulpit on Instagram @TheCigarPulpit and email them at Nick@CigarPulpit.com
En este episodio especial la actriz costarricense Silvia Quesada nos cuenta la historia de una locutora de radio. El cuento se llama 102.1 FM, es de mi autoría y el texto lo dejo en este enlace. Recuerden que pueden seguirme en Instagram como frankherrera_escritor, y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. Hasta la próxima.
En este episodio nos dedicaremos a estudiar de cerca algunos aspectos que el escritor y director de cine Quentin Tarantino; intentaremos escurrir algunos fragmentos de sus obras hasta llegar a la médula, y descifrar algunos de los secretos que hacen de sus obras verdaderos espectáculos. Dividiremos el análisis en cuatro partes: inspiración, sub textos, dualidad de los personajes, desarrollo del suspenso. Si te gustó este episodio, te invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También puedes encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. De fondo y en difuminado se escuchan varias piezas de ls bandas sonoras de la filmografía de Tarantino: Twisted Nerve - Bernard Herrmann, I Quattrro Passeggeri - Ennio Morricone, Sister Sarah's Theme - Ennio Morricone, Rabbia E Tarantella - Ennio Morricone, Down in Mexico - The Coasters, Strawberry Letter 23 - The Brothers Johnson, Bang Bang - Nancy Sinatra, Jungle Boogie - Kool And The Gang, y KHJ Batman Promotion producida especialmente para Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.
Este décimo episodio es un capítulo especial en que quiero regalarles mi cuento "La fuga (Cuento musical)". Este relato tiene una peculiaridad: al leerse el texto mientras suena el Vals No. 2 de Dmitri Shostakóvich, la narración se sincroniza con el paisaje sonoro. Las cadencias musicales que se describen pueden apreciarse en la interpretación de la orquesta, así que acá les dejo esta lectura con la música en el fondo para que lo puedan apreciar. Recuerden que pueden seguirme en Instagram como frankherrera_escritor, y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. Hasta la próxima.
En este episodio tengo el enorme agrado de presentarles a una amiga del mundo literario: Yesica Betancourt. Yesica hoy nos regalará varios consejos que mejorarán la calidad de nuestros textos, y como lectores, nos permitirán apreciar y criticar mejor lo que consumimos. Ella es correctora de estilo, lo que quiere decir que se especializa en embellecer textos literarios sin modificar el contenido, esto incluye deshacerse de muletillas, ambigüedades y otros posibles tropiezos que el lector podría encontrar al leer una obra. Si les gustó este episodio, les invito a seguir y recomendar este podcast. También pueden encontrarme en Instagram como @frankherrera_escritor y en Facebook como Frank Herrera. A Yesica la pueden encontrar en su web: www.explorandohistorias.com y en Instagram como @explorando_historias –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Track: The Perpetual Ticking of Time — Artificial.Music [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/vSoQgxDwxYM Free Download / Stream: http://alplus.io/PerpetualTickingOfTime –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Song: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk
Iniciamos un nuevo formato: los Micro Qué leemos hoy? Episodios breves en donde te traeré noticias, recomendaciones rápidos, información breve sobre autores y libros. ¡Ojalá te guste mucho! Para este primero micro-episodio, te traigo a un amigo del podcast, el escritor costarricense Frank Herrera, quien nos presenta y recomienda su nuevo libro Biblioteca de Ficciones. Además, este episodio trae una sorpresa, ¡no dejés de escucharlo! Libro comentado Biblioteca de Ficciones Cuentos para los sentidos, (2018) - Ver en Goodreads Autor invitado Por segunda vez en el podcast, nos acompaña Frank Herrera. Podés contactar con Frank a través de su blog Puño, letra y voz, en su instagram @frankherrera_escritor, en su twitter @herrera_fk o en su perfil de Facebook. ¡Conversemos! Si querés comunicarte conmigo podés hacerlo a través de las redes sociales: Facebook, Twitter e Instagram. También podés agregarme en Goodreads o enviarme un correo electrónico a info@queleemoshoy.com. No te olvidés que también podés suscribirte a nuestro newsletter. Música de este episodio Opening/Ending: "Be Love" (INHEELS session) by Kris Roche - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International Adentrate en la Biblioteca de Ficciones, junto a su autor Frank Herrera @herrera_fk - #queleemoshoyClick To Tweet Si te gustó este episodio, te agradezco una reseña y puntuación en iTunes. Además, compartí este episodio con cualquier apasionado de la lectura que conozcás.
Conversé con un escritor, un músico, un comediante, un publicista y un profesor; y no, no es que en este episodio de Qué leemos hoy? tenga muchos invitados, sino que compartí un momento con una persona que busca disfrutar de su vida llenándola de la mayor cantidad de vidas posibles. Él es el costarricense Frank Herrera, hoy te lo presento y su más reciente obra publicada "Cuentos para los sentidos". Libro comentado Cuentos para los sentidos, (2017) - Ver en Goodreads - Ver en Amazon Autor invitado En este episodio tuve el gran honor de conversar con Frank Herrera, escritor costarricense, músico, publicista, profesor, y podría seguir y seguir, pues en sus propias palabras trata de "vivir todas las vidas que le sean posibles". Nos habla de su primera obra publicada "Cuentos para los sentidos", pero además nos comenta de todo un abanico enorme de proyectos que tiene entre manos. Podés contactar con Frank a través de su blog Puño, letra y voz, en su instagram @frankherrera_escritor, en su twitter @herrera_fk o en su perfil de Facebook. ¡Conversemos! Si querés comunicarte conmigo podés hacerlo a través de las redes sociales: Facebook, Twitter e Instagram. También podés agregarme en Goodreads o enviarme un correo electrónico a info@queleemoshoy.com. No te olvidés que también podés suscribirte a nuestro newsletter. Música de este episodio Opening/Ending: "Be Love" (INHEELS session) by Kris Roche - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International Background: "Don't be afraid" by Doxent Zsigmond. "Homesick" by Keytronic - Licensed under Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0. Un escritor, un músico, un comediante, un profesor... no son muchos invitados en este episodio, sino que conversé con una persona que está viviendo plenamente su vida. Te presento a Frank Herrera en #queleemoshoyClick To Tweet Si te gustó este episodio, te agradezco una reseña y puntuación en iTunes. Además, compartí este episodio con cualquier apasionado de la lectura que conozcás.
Episode 049 of Half Ashed is in the books, and if you missed the live show the download is now available below. This week, we welcomed Frank Herrera to the show. We talked trademark law […] The post Half Ashed Episode 049: Guest Frank Herrera appeared first on Half Ashed.
Special guest Craig, Alex and Frank Herrera. Also a cast of characters from the chat room.
Today on the Cigar Authority we're lighting up the all new Frank Herrera Biography, and Tatuaje Cigars “The Mummy” Monster Series #5! Brett Bowersox from www.SmoketheRevolution.com stops by, as does Wendy Rex - national sales manager of Lotus, Vertigo, Black Label, Porsche & Bugatti Lighters and Smoking Accessories.
This week Executive Producer Liz sits in for vacationing Dale and we welcome Frank Herrera and Ray Benitez to the show. The cigar of the week is the Antonio Benitez Edicion Especial and Ray is the man to tell us all about it. Frank talks about Cuba, the Frank Herrera Biography and CharmedLeaf.com. Alex Martinez stops by to fill us in on the Unbanded Cigar, the Paradigm from 262 Cigars. Join us for a fun, free-wheeling show. Check out the live show and interact through the chatroom! Watch the show live every Friday night at 9 pm Eastern or view it later at your leisure: http://www.cigarmedia.tv/live/ DogWatch Cigar Radio cedar spills - You can now purchase your own DWCR bundle from CommonWealth Cedar Spills (http://shop.cedarspills.com/). MONTHLY PALIO CONTEST: Enter August's Palio contest to win a black Palio cutter by sending an email with a cigar fact or question to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. (Don't forget to include your mailing address and type "Palio" on the subject line.) All questions and facts will be discussed on a DogWatch show and one will be randomly selected as the winner. Remember you must re-enter each month to be eligible to win. UNBANDED CIGAR: Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, or would like to provide 2-4 What's my Band? cigars, please email Executive Producer Liz at liz@cigarmedia.tv. Anyone providing samples will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio pin and sticker! LISTENER CIGAR REVIEWS: Do you have a Cigar Review or a comment about the show? If you call and leave a cigar review or comment on the herfline and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio pin and sticker! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Music provided by The Surfonics. Please visit our sponsors and let them know you heard about them from DogWatch! Black Dog Coffee: http://www.blackdogcoffee.net/ Cigar Tourism: http://cigartourism.com/ Cigar Journal: http://www.cigarjournal.co/ Cigarmony.com, makers of the Humidity Bead System http://www.cigarmony.com/ Cuban Cigar Creation App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cuban-cigar-creation/id441057146?mt=8 Cigar Volante: http://www.cigarvolante.com/ CommonWealth Cedar Spills: http://www.cedarspills.com/ DogWatch Cigar Radio iTunes App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dogwatch-cigar-radio-weekly/id338128296?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D6 DogWatch Cigar Radio Android App: http://www.appbrain.com/app/dogwatch-cigar-radio/tv.wizzard.android.dogwatchsocialclub850 Esencia Cigars: http://www.esenciacigar.com/ Flatbed Cigars, makers of Panacea Cigars: http://www.flatbedcigarcompany.com/ La Palina: http://www.lapalinacigars.com/ La Tradicion Cubana: http://www.tradicion.com/ Miami Cigar and Company: http://www.miamicigarandcompany.com/ Mobile Stogie Pro App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mobile-stogie-by-cigar-research/id395661756?mt=8 Mobile Stogie Ref App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mobile-stogie-reference/id431376892?mt=8 Monte Pascoal Cigars: http://www.montepascoalcigars.com/ Palio Cigar Cutters:http://paliocutters.com/ Scotch Pro App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scotch-pro/id457390580?mt=8 Tranquilo Cigars: http://www.tranquilocigars.com/ Vanderburgh Humidors: www.vanderburghhumidors
Craig Schneider, published author of cigar topics, co-hosts with Dale and Bob this week. Mario Fanego tells why he joined Cigar Rights of America and discusses his grandfather's passion for rolling cigars. Chris Cannon, who earlier asked Bob and Dale how they would spend $50 to obtain a variety of cigar flavors, gives an update to his progress. Listener Loren Molders reviews the new La Casita Criolla. The August winner of a Palio cutter is Gregory Dunn from Massachusettes. Congratulations Gregory! Starting in October, we will be revising the Palio contest so start thinking now. We will be looking for photos of you and your friends enjoying cigars with every entry. The featured 'Cigar of the Week' is the Master by Carlos Torano. The 'What's My Band?' cigar is the La Aurora Cameroon Double Corona suggested by Dan Crouch. Check out the live show! Go to http://www.cigarmedia.tv/live/ where the show is broadcast live most Friday evenings at 9 PM EST. Cigar of the Week - Master by Carlos Torano From the Carlos Torano web site: A perfect collaboration creates a new premium Cigar. Charlie Toraño, at the helm of a fourth generation family cigar company, and Felipe Sosa, one of the world's finest master cigar rollers, invite you to enjoy this unique blend. Determining the final blend for Master was a long and experimental journey. With two passionate tobacco experts working side by side, only the very best blend would suffice and ultimately be worthy of the name "Master". Wrapper: Habano from Ecuador Binder: Esteli, Nicaragua Filler: Esteli & Jalapa, Nicaragua What else have you been smokin' Dale? Liga Privada L40 - 7 x 40 Lancero - Finally, the LP blend in a Lancero size! Although admittedly tweaked for this format (from 38 ring to 40 ring to add an extra leaf), the LP blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran tobaccos is bound by a Brazilian Mata Fina leaf and a Connecticut Sun Grown Habano wrapper. Pre-light aroma is very barnyard/earthy with deep rich scents not unlike opening a tin of English pipe tobacco. From the start this cigar provides blasts of spice over a woody, leathery core. Also touches of coffee and dark fruit. Not perfectly balanced in the first ½” or so, but smooths out and balances the spice with the other flavors the rest of the way. Full bodied, full flavored and leaning towards the strong side, yet never gets harsh or bitter. This format now beats the T52 as my favorite Liga Privada - more refined and complex with a tad less strength. La Carrida del Cobre Jabalina - 7.25 x 38 Lancero One of the “Vitolas Especiales” our friend Frank Herrera has added to his line, this lancero has a closed foot and head, both with a sharply pointed end, thus the Jabalina (Javalin) moniker. The fillers are Dominican and Nicaraguan, the binder is of the Criollo ‘98 variety and the wrapper is a Pennsylvania Broadleaf maduro. The sample I smoked last Sunday at the 2nd Annual Rocky Mountain Cigar Fest was entirely hand bunched w/o the benefit of a mold and exhibited perfect construction! Molds for regular production will be delivered soon and these will be available this fall. Very smooth and med-full bodied with medium strength. The flavors are savory and complex. Another outstanding LCDC cigar in a fantastic format! My Father El Hijo San Lotano Oval - 6 x 54 Toro Nicaraguan & Honduran fillers, a Nicaragua binder and a 4 yr aged Habano 2000 wrapper in a unique oval shape. Outstanding construction exhibited by a slow, cool burn that lasted over 2.5 hours! Tremendous flavors of well aged tobacco - cedar, caramel, almonds, espresso, black tea and balanced with red wine tannins. A superior cigar. What else have you been smokin' Bob? Le Bijou 1922 Petite Robusto - The petite robusto is a an exciting new size from My Father Cigars. It is a perfect way to enjoy this flavorful Le Bijou and I believe, makes it the best of the Le Bijou line and maybe the best in the My Father line as well. The cigar starts with just a hint of spice, cedar and sweetness and then transitions in to a leather and floral experience with just enough body to make you sit up and take notice. The cigar ends with a little spice again and a fond farewell to the floral leather. A 4.5 x 50 Nicaraguan Puro with a Habano Oscuro wrapper. Jameson Declaration - Brad Mayo is the living embodiment of what many every day cigar smokers aspire to - an enthusiast turned brand owner. The Declaration comes out of the Dominican Republic factory of Luis Sanchez of La Tradicion Cubana fame. Declaration was created with purpose and passion to celebrate independent spirit and personal liberty. “Smoke to be Free” is the favored catch phrase of Brad and the crew at Jameson. The Declaration features an aged Habano ’98 wrapper paired with a Criollo ’98 binder and select filler tobaccos from the prime growing regions of the Dominican Republic. This is a deep, bold flavored cigar that has a wonderful room aroma, just ask Liz. That is a nice bonus when smoking around others; however, the real prize is the deep floral and mild spice that is all wrapped in a subtle sweetness. What else have you been smokin' Craig? Cohiba 1966 - I’m normally a smart cigar smoker; I swear. This time I let my lack of patience get the best of me. I received one of these as a gift last week and lit it immediately without thinking of the cigar’s condition. My experience suffered exceptionally. I tasted nothing but generic tobacco sweetness and had to endure a rather spongy & wet smoke. The one salvageable thing I’ll take from the experience is that the wrapper leaf, when smoked separately, did exhibit some enjoyable flavors. Gran Habano (GAR) Opium - This cigar was so intriguing. It reminded me of other GHs but at the same time showed some flavors RARELY found in any N/C cigars. I can’t pinpoint what it tasted like or even what other cigars it reminded me of but whatever it was, I liked it. Look for these cigars and decide if they’re for you. I have a feeling this line might be a real sleeper among the consuming public. Look for more people to erupt about it’s terrific flavors as it becomes more widely available. What's My Band? - Unbanded #978, the La Aurora Cameroon Double Corona suggested by Dan Crouch. Bob: Pre light aroma, sweet spice, hay/grassy flavor slightly, mild cocoa and cedar flavors are very smooth and tastefuly done. Smoked with a blackberry port that really overwhelmed the cigar with its sweetness. Very cedar on the retrohale and a slightly sharp acidity. Craig: A lot of sweet spice on the start. Reminiscent of the Tatuaje Boris. The flavors left almost immediately and continued with tobacco & pepper. Nice full strength and medium body. 2nd third was very jalapa-esque. Transitioned to a more milder character & medium body. Continuing sweetness & slight coffee character. Decent cigar. If not for the Jalapa characteristics I’d enjoy it more. Palio Cutter Contest: The August winner of a classic black Palio cutter is Gregory Dunn from Massachusettes. will be announced next week. Enter the September contest now. Remember, you must re-enter each month to be eligible to win the featured Palio cutter. Starting in October, we will be revising the Palio contest so start thinking now. We will be looking for photos of you and your friends enjoying cigars with every entry. More information coming soon. Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. 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DogWatch Cigar Radio Podcast Episode #306 Bob and Dale took Christmas week off, but we still have fresh show material and an old favorite. Bob interviews Frank Herrera of La Caridad del Cobre and Colin Ganley of CigarTourism.com. On What's hot? What's not? What's next? Liz talks with Bryan Newbury from Centro Cigars in Lawrence, Kansas. In a rebroadcast of a segment from another show, Bob, Dale , Jorge Armenteros of Tobacconist University and Colin Ganley of European Cigar Journal and CigarTourism.com discuss Body vs. Flavor.
During this week's show, Bob and Dale discuss retrohaling. On the What's hot? What's not? What's next? segment, Liz interviews Micah Dennison from The Party Source in Kentucky. Bob Baranek, from Weymouth, Mass., wins the November Palio Cutter contest. Cigar of the Week - Illusione Slam 888 (6 3/4" x 48) The 888 box press was one of a couple of recent experiments that Dion made for Fumare in Reno, Nevada. Having to remove a leaf from the filler in order to press it correctly, the blend changes slightly and it's a subtle yet exquisite change. Asked if he would make more of them, Dion replied "I haven't decided yet". So, it could be the end of an experiment - or maybe the beginning some new offerings from Illusione. Either way - they are a real treat! Made at the Raices Cubanas factory in Honduras from 100% Nicaraguan tobacco. Dark Side - H. Upman Sir Winston What else have you been smokin' Dale? Bad Dog Special Blend - NHC Seleccion Limitada (natural Tatuaje) - After featuring the Reserva version as our Cigar of the Week recently and falling head over heels in love with it, I ordered some from NHC last week. Dan threw in a single of the natural wrapped version for me to try, after our discussion on the phone about me preferring the Conny Broadleaf wrapper. I gotta say, that is also one mighty fine cigar! Although I still prefer the darker wrapper, I’ll happily buy and smoke either style for as long as Dan has these available. To me, the Reserva has a more malty, character, while the natural has a touch more spice and brightness. Both excellent cigars! Tatuaje Verocu No. 5 - A 5” x 40 addition to the Havana VI line with the Verocu touch, only presented with no band. A very rich, earthy and savory cigar in a superb format. Perdomo Lot 23 Toro - I always keep a few of these around. I find them a pleasant medium bodied cigar with semi-sweet, roasted nut and bready flavors. I find this a very good cigar to gift to those just starting on the cigar lifestyle - never harsh, always dependable in smooth taste and priced right. What else have you been smokin' Bob? La Caridad del Cobre - I ran into Frank Herrera at the Ybor City Heritage and Cigar Festival this past weekend and after we patched things up I purchased a few different sizes of this new blend from Frank. Produced by Luis Sanchez at La Tradicion Cubana, the line has been extended with new sizes, a maduro and natural wrapper version and some great medium bodied flavors. I’ll be sitting down with Frank next week in Miami to get more details. Brun del Re - Macanudo Cru Royale - A 30 yr old petite corona from Benny Gomez made from 100% Honduran tobacco. Any time you talk with Benny its like having a party, his enthusiasm, humor and joy are contagious. More on this after after I sit down with Benny in Miami. Tatujae Anarchy - a brand new release from Pete Johnson that is quite a departure from his usual. Made by Pepin Garcia, this blend features a wrapper that is a proprietary crop of Ecuadorian Habano leaf personally chosen by Pepin and Pete. The binder and filler are pure Nicaraguan. National release is scheduled for December 10th; box count of 15 for $149.85. A super dark cigar with a unique shape, the foot is fatter -bulbous even. The flavors are expectantly dark with NO SPICE overtones, Dark chocolate cocoa and coffee flavors feed my need for a very creamy mouth feel that brings one dreams of coffee and dancing chocolate bears while being whisked away on its curling smoke trail. What's My Band? - #939: Carlos Torano Liga IV, provided by Ronald Regnier Bob - Sports a light brown wrapper that is wrinkled in appearance, with a slightly squishy feel. Flavor: First impression is dry and sharp. Mellowed a little to a subtly sharp bitter flavor. Nutty flavors. November Palio Cutter Contest Winner: Bob Baranek from Weymouth, Mass. won the carbon fiber Palio Cutter. Enter the December contest now to win a burl Palio Cutter. Do you have a Herf Line Review? If you call and leave a cigar review on the herf line and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio patch! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Origin of the term HERF: From Cigar Craig, http://cigarcraig.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/the-origin-of-the-word-herf/ Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, please send them to liz@cigarmedia.tv. Thanks to Michael Howe for bumpers and special effects in this show. Music provided by the Figurados from their new album, "Lesson Two," and The Surfonics.
Correction to last week's show: La Caridad del Cobre is made for Frank Herrera by Luis Sanchez of La Tradicion Cubana. Bob incorrectly stated its manufacturer in last week's show. Frank Herrera forgives Bob when they run into each other at the Ybor City Heritage & Cigar Festival on 11/20/10. Cigar of the Week - LA GLORIA CUBANA ARTESANOS de OBELISCO Created as a tribute to the virtuoso cigar makers at El Credito’s® “fabrica” in Santiago, Dominican Republic, La Gloria Cubana Artesanos de Obelisco is the third installment in the Artesanos trilogy. Inspired by the iconic “Monument to the Heroes of the Restoration” situated high atop the center of Santiago, La Gloria Cubana Artesanos de Obelisco heightens the innovation that has become a trademark of the Artesanos series. Handcrafted of a blend of Dominican and double Nicaraguan ligero, this ground breaking figurado is a feat of cigar-making artistry, for it replicates the shape of the monument that inspired its creation. Novel construction evident at the first blush is bolstered by a triumph of superior blending by Benji Menendez, Michael Giannini and Rick Rodriguez, aka Team La Gloria Cubana. When the blend combines with the Ecuadoran Sumatra wrapper and is exalted by its obelisk shape, this firecracker of a cigar “pops” with balanced, full-bodied flavor. According to Debo Mukherjee, vice president of cigars for General Cigar, parent company of La Gloria Cubana, “Creating Artesanos de Obelisco was an artistic exercise. After much experimentation, we arrived at an exciting blend with the proper staying power to remain intriguing throughout the smoking experience. It is with great pride that we debut Artesanos de Obelisco in celebration of the artisan cigar rollers who worked tirelessly to create this standout new product.” A cigar of such ingenuity demands an equally alluring package. In this, Team La Gloria Cubana developed a wooden demilune box, a first for the premium cigar category. This visually stunning presentation spotlights 25 of the 5” x 44 x 57 Obelisco cigars. Perhaps as surprising as the cigar and packaging is the suggested retail price of $9.00 per cigar. Dark Side - Saint Luis Rey Churchill 7x47 The Saint Luis Rey Churchill's factory name is Julieta 2. Production during the 60's and 70's was very small, but increased slowly through the 80's and is now a very popular brand. Made primarily in the Briones Montoto (Romeo y Julieta) factory, all models are handmade except the cigarillos and mini cigars. It has a unique aroma that is not quite straw or barnyard. Cocoa, coffee and vanilla are the most easily recognized flavors. The cigar begins quite mild with subtle flavors that allows you to slowly maneuver into a mood of relaxation as you get more comfortable with the length of the cigar and its unique flavor profile. As with all good relationships, as you become more comfortable the cigar begins to increase in strength and its presence in your consciousness. By the final third of the cigar, the flavors are no longer subtle but stand right in your face with flavors of roasted beans. Savory and inviting this is a very good cigar. What else have you been smokin' Bob? La Aurora 107 Lancero Maduro - what a wonderful flavorful cigar. Lancero's can often be tricky to manufacture as the small ring gauge and extra length make plugging common. But not in this finely crafted special from La Aurora. Made as a result of repeated requests via Twitter, this may be the first social networking cigar. With only a hint of dark flavors, the cigar is well balanced and cool to smoke. A slight spice really embraces the darkness and the flavors of roasted grains really comes through for me. LGC Serie N - Finally got my official box with the N in the wrapper. A very good cigar with dark flavors of cocoa and toasted grains. Heavy smoke and lots of it with a molasses-like mouth feel. Wonderful after dinner smoke yet works well with a dark coffee in the morning. Casa Fernandez Aganorsa Robusto - Deep flavor of chocolate and roasted grains, produces nice medium body smoke and the mouth feel was relatively clean. However, Liz complained that the room aroma was that of rubber so no more of these! Diamond Crown Maximus - One of the CRA Holiday pack cigars. Great flavor, great construction. A special cigar What's My Band? - #937 suggested by Jeff Curtis; Cubao lancero October Palio Cutter Contest Winner: Carl Holtman from Amarillo, Texas won the gold Palio Cutter. Enter the November contest now to win a carbon fiber Palio Cutter. Do you have a Herf Line Review? If you call and leave a cigar review on the herf line and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio patch! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Origin of the term HERF: From Cigar Craig, http://cigarcraig.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/the-origin-of-the-word-herf/ Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, please send them to liz@cigarmedia.tv. Thanks to Michael Howe for bumpers and special effects in this show. Music provided by the Figurados from their new album, "Lesson Two," and The Surfonics.
This week, Bob, Dale, Liz, Craig Schneider and Colin Ganley celebrate the 300th DogWatch episode. Listeners comment on what the show means to them in entries to the DWCR 300th Episode Contest and the winners to the contest are announced. Go to http://www.cigarmedia.tv/300th-episode-contest-entries/ for a complete list of the entries. * Bill Cartwright was the winner of a gift package including a box of Esencia Corona Gordas and an Esencia logo Palio cutter from Brother of the Leaf, LLC. * Carl Holtman was the winner of a box of La Aurora 107 Coronas from La Aurora Cigars, Miami Cigar & Company. * Bruce Berg was the winner of a 12-pack of New Havana Cigars Seleccion Limitada by Tatuaje (6 natural and 6 Reserva) and an etched Tatuaje Lotus Table Lighter from NewHavanaCigars.com. Bryan Newbury from Centro Cigars in Lawrence, Kansas is the guest on "What's Hot? What's Not? What's Next?" Bob interviews Dan Welsh of New Havana Cigars about the Cigar of the Week. Cigar of the Week - New Havana Cigars Seleccion Limitada Reserva Produced by Pete Johnson and rolled at the My Father Cigars factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, The NHC Seleccion Limitada is based on an original Tatuaje blend and available in both Natural and Reserva (Broadleaf) wrappers. The project came about as there were many boxes lingering at the factory, which were originally made for the tubos series in 2009. As luck has it, exactly 20 cigars at 6 3/4 x 42 fit in each side of the box with the tubos inserts removed. A short phone call and a few samples later and New Havana Cigars was on board for this project. (OK - they were on board even before the samples arrived, but after smoking them ... the excitement hit the roof) Deciding on two wrappers, the boxes contain 40 cigars, 20 Natural and 20 Reservas. The Reservas are made with a Broadleaf wrapper and the Natural with Habano. Both are the same blend, based on the original Tatuaje blend. About 500 boxes will be produced. Dark Side - Bolivar Corona Gigante - 7x47 (Julietta No. 2) What else have you been smokin' Dale? Montana Azul - The house blend from Blue Mountain cigars, this Cigar is also named after the factory it comes from in Esteli. The dark torpedo vitola I smoked is a Nicaraguan puro and delivered lots of creamy cedar flavor throughout. Touches of exotic spice and aromatic vanilla were prominent in the last half. Towards the end of the cigar a bit of astrigent nuttiness (walnuts) came on and finished off the experience nicely. Very good construction, a great draw and a delightfully smooth, creamy finish. PDR 1878 Cubano Especial - With an Arapiraca Maduro wrapper from Brazil, a Criollo '98 binder from the DR and a filler blend from Nicaragua and DR, this latest release from Abe Flores has the structure and depth to keep any cigar passionado in Nirvana! Lately I've smoked several of the 7.25" x 38 Lancero and just can't get enough of them. They are avail in 6 other traditional sizes, plus a 6" x 60 for those infatuated with this large size trend. Esteban Carreas Habano - What else have you been smokin' Bob? Gran Habano Corojo #5 Churchill - Made in Honduras with Costa Rican and Nicaraguan filler, Nicaraguan binder and a Nicaraguan wrapper. As you may recall, two weeks ago I listed the Habano #3 in this review and commented quite nicely about it. However, the #5 blend does not receive the same love. The blend, for me, was very strong and lacked any flavors other than strong tobacco making it an unpleasant smoke. Not to my liking. El Titan de Bronze Redemption Maduro - Gets better every time I smoke one. La Caridad del Cobre - Another blend out of Cuban Crafters made for our friend Frank Herrera this is is a fine polished smoke with lots of flavors but not harsh on the palate. H.Upman Sun Grown - A forgettable cigar that tastes like every other Sun Grown on the market. Light and airy with no spice and little else to make this cigar anything but forgettable. What else have you been smokin' Craig? Ashton La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor - Loaded with savory flavors that dance on the tongue, this medium strength full bodied cigar is a can't miss. Samples smoked at and after the show are 100% identical to regular production. A little reminiscent to Pepin cigars from the past but much more elegant & refined. Lovely. Gran Habano Azteca - I loved this cigar at IPCPR. I did not love this cigar off the shelf. It is a shame that the production version of this performed as poorly as it did. 4 friends and I had a group review of the stick and all had similar thoughts, despite getting different flavors. The lovely sweet syrupy (almost Cola) tastes from the pre-production model were nearly all gone. The Mexican wrapper seemed flat & nearly flavorless which was so different from the originals. I hope this is just a product of being so close to manufacture date & not an indication of the line as a whole. Tatuaje Regio Reserva 2009 - In the spirit of the C.o.W. NHC Reserva, I lit this cigar up while reviewing entries for the 300th episode contest. While brimming with flavor & an overwhelming Connecticut Broadleaf cocoa taste, this cigar was outshone by its unbelievable construction. I'm not someone who focuses on aspects of a cigar other than taste very often but this cigar was constructed as perfectly as a cigar can be. Cap, draw, burn, ash, heft, band, durability. It had it all. What's My Band? - #938 from Liz; Illusione mk Petit Corona Herf Line Reviews: Martin Couch reviews the Bolivar Royal Coronas and Bill Featherston reviews the Gurkha Viper. November Palio Cutter Contest: Enter the November contest now to win a carbon fiber Palio Cutter. Do you have a Herf Line Review? If you call and leave a cigar review on the herf line and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio patch! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Origin of the term HERF: From Cigar Craig, http://cigarcraig.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/the-origin-of-the-word-herf/ Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, please send them to liz@cigarmedia.tv. Thanks to Michael Howe for bumpers and special effects in this show. Music provided by the Figurados from their new album, "Lesson Two," and The Surfonics.
This week Bob interviews Berta Bravo, "The Guayabera Lady" and artist Emilio Sauma to learn more about the inaugural Gables Hispanic Cultural Festival that will be held on September 25th in Miami. As part of the event, more than 30 top cigar manufacturers will showcase their products in the "Smokin' in the Gables Cigar Lounge." Also this week, Kurt Kendall from Twins Smoke Shop in New Hampshire is the guest on"What's Hot, What's Not, What's Next." Kurt lets us know what his customers are buying and what new releases he is expecting in the upcoming weeks. Cigar of the Week - Dona Flor Selecao SELECAO ROBUSTO - 5x52 Mata Fina Maduro wrapper. All Brazilian Dark Side - ROMEO Y JULIETA CHURCHILL Churchill - 7" x 47 (178 x 18.65 mm), Julieta No. 2, a churchill Romeo y Julieta marque was established in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Mannin Garcia. The brand is named for Shakespeare's famous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. Between 1885 and 1900, the brand won numerous awards at different tasting exhibitions (as still evidenced by the gold medals on the brand's logo). However, the brand truly bloomed after it was acquired by Jose "Pepin" Rodriguez Fernandez, former head of the Cabañas factory in Havana, and his firm, Rodríguez, Argüelles y Cia, in 1903. Being a very cosmopolitan man, Rodriguez constantly travelled across Europe and the Americas, actively promoting his brand, and entering his horse, the aptly named Julieta, in racing events across the world. As a result of his salesmanship, the brand became exceptionally popular around the world among wealthy customers, many of whom demanded personalized bands for their cigars. At its height, as many as 2000 personalized cigar bands were produced for customers. The brand was also known at this time for specializing in figurado cigars, such as perfectos and pirámides, with over a thousand such shapes believed to have been in production. Sir Winston Churchill was perhaps the brand's most famous devotee. The flagship vitola of the brand is named in his honor, a long 7" by 47 ring gauge cigar known as the Churchill. Nellie Tayloe Ross, the first woman to serve as governor of a state in the U.S., also frequently smoked them. After Rodriguez's death in 1954 (he was 88 years old), the revolution, and the subsequent nationalization of the tobacco industry, the brand was moved to La Romana in the Dominican Republic, where production of a Romeo y Julieta cigar for the American market continues today under the direction of Altadis SA. The Cuban government nationalized the brand and still produces and distributes it worldwide as one of its top-selling global brands. In 2006, a new addition was made to the regular Romeo y Julieta lineup. The Short Churchill size, a Robusto, was introduced at the 8th Annual Habanos Festival in Havana, Cuba in 2006. Romeo y Julieta also produces three machine-made cigarillos: minis, clubs and puritos. What else have you been smokin' Dale? La Caridad Del Cobre - the new blend from Frank Herrera. A very nice cigar with tons of flavor, great construction and available in several sizes. Deep, rich flavors that excite the pallate with full body and medium strength. Leans to the earthy, savory flavored side of the spectrum. Room 101 - Probably the strongest cigar I've smoked in a long time. The blend has it's moments, but is not well balanced. The strength overpowers and is several notches above a LFD Air Bender or Double Ligero. Avo Heritage Short Robusto - Outstanding complexity and depth of flavor! Definitely my favorite AVO cigar, this new line has a well balanced kalidascope of flavors that features some great spice, some mellow sweetness, a wonderful grain/bread flavor and varied earthy notes. The wrapper is oily & elegant, the construction & burn is perfect. Rocky Patel Fifteenth Anniversary - Truly very good and fully pleasurable cigar! Coffee, nuts, a touch of citrus and faint fruity sweetness combine for a mini-vacation for the senses. Bad Dog Patch 56 Cain F Habano Joya Cubana Padilla Miami What else have you been smokin' Bob? Hemingway Short Story - another of my old favorites that I had not smoked in a good long while. The Hemingway line from Fuente is an old favorite of mine. Abandoned in the 70's and resurrected in the 80's, what was once the Fuente TALES line, became the Hemingway. Originally a line of Cuban Perfectos, the resurrection ocurred when the Fuentes opened shop in the Dominican Republic. The line had been abandoned in part because the master rollers who knew how to roll these magnificent cigars had all retired or passed away. Carlos Fuente Sr. was the only one left who knew how to make these shaped cigars and with a little prodding from Jr, he dug up the old molds in Ybor City and began to teach a new generation how to make the Cuban Perfecto shapes that give this line a unigue character. My favorite in the line is the funky Short Story. At 4.5" x 46/49 it is a marvelous shape to behold. When you first light up the little nipple tip, the draw is resistent, even difficult but within seconds as the burn line advances towards the shoulder on this tiny foot, the draw opens up and the flavors begin to swell in your mouth. This is the experience that I look for in every perfecto I smoke, that crescendo of flavor as the cigar opens up. Grab yourself a Short Story and experience not only a blast of history, but that experience of blossoming flavor. Man-o-War Ruination - Manufactured at Tabacalera Fernandez in Nicaragua, Man O’ War is by far one of the best full-bodied cigars currently available. Man O’ War was developed by Abdel "AJ" Fernandez, a protégé of Don Alejandro Robaina, the man who is considered to be the “Godfather” of tobacco. After spending most of his life studying in Cuba under Don Alejandro, Abdel Fernandez moved to Nicaragua to begin producing his own cigars. After only 6 years, Abdel currently produces Rocky Patel’s Fusion, Indian Tabac 10th Anniversary, Padilla Habano, and Sol Cubano Cuban Cabinet. However, of all the cigars produced at Abdel’s factory, he personally considers Man O’ War to be his best blend. Habano Ecuador wrapper - The leaf is taken from the upper middle portion of the plant, known as viso, These viso leaves are then put through a three-year fermentation process that is personally overseen by Fernandez himself. Once this wrapper is ready, it is combined with a blend of aged Nicaraguan filler, harvested from three separate farms. Man O’ War produces hearty, earthy flavors with hints of cashews and almonds that are masked by a peppery aftertaste and a touch of sugar. Liz smoked an Oliva G Maduro Robusto and loved it. She enjoyed the sweetness. This is one of the all time value cigar choices at $4.50 per on average. Liz also enjoyed these brands this week: Brun del Re Premium; Davidoff Lancero; Guillermo Leon; Monte Pascoal; Elogio Lancero; and Carlos Torano Virtuoso. What's My Band? - #931 from Liz; A. Fuente Gran Reserva 5.75 x 52 August Palio Cutter Contest Winner: Dave Wallace won a gold Palio Cutter in the August contest. Enter the September contest now to win a classic black Palio Cutter. Do you have a Herf Line Review? If you call and leave a cigar review on the herf line and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio patch! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Origin of the term HERF: From Cigar Craig, http://cigarcraig.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/the-origin-of-the-word-herf/ Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, please send them to liz@cigarmedia.tv. Thanks to Don Hubbell for his promotional message and Michael Howe for bumpers and special effects in this show. Music provided by the Figurados from their new album, "Lesson Two," and The Surfonics.
Miami Circus - A wild and entertaining roundtable conversation with Frank Herrera and Gustavo (CigarLaw,La Caridad Del Cobre) , Jose Bermudez (Cuban Crafters), Manuel Medina master roller of Medina 1959 and roller of La Caridad Del Cobre cigars. We will also have Jose Montagne of Guantanamera cigars. This was a rowdy group having a good time discussing cigars.
The Cigar of the Week is the Occidental Reserve Natural Torpedo. Frank Herrera of CigarLaw joins us to discuss the fallout from the recent FDA rulings on flavored cigarettes. We play an interview excerpt with Chris McCalla of the IPCPR. Altadis closing down the HavaTampa factory. Congratulations to Anthony Young, winner of this month's Palio cigar cutter contest! Bob learns about good cigar lounges, makes new friends and smokes a bunch of new sticks in Atlanta! What's my Band? Dale smokes an Oliva Serie G, Bob smokes a Gran Habano Habano #3 Robusto. Angry Bill gives us another great herfline review of a few cigars. On the Dark Side - Montecristo No. 1, box code LSM Sep 07. What Else have the DWCR guys been smokin'? Primer Mundo, Cubao No. 1, HC from Xikar, Rocky Patel Edge Maduro, Oliva Serie V maduro, Illusione 88, Tatuaje Triunfadore, La Aroma Special Edicion. Vic Evans is this week's winner of a one year subscription to European Cigar Cult Journal! Opening theme music provided by 25 Smokin' Figurados from their album Divine Spirits, Holy Smoke. Closing theme Longboard Cowboy provided by The Surfonics.
The Cigar of the Week is the American Stogies Cuban Corojo Churchill– 7.0” x 49 American Stogies is a value priced boutique line under the Indian Head brand. American Stogies are manufactured by Nestor Placencia at his Esteli Nicaragua factory. The Cuban Corojo Churchill is a medium to full bodied cigar with a beautiful reddish-brown, oily Corojo leaf wrapped around all Nicaragua tobacco – a puro! The line is a great way to experience that “Nic Zing” that Dale speaks of so often. It is also a cigar that Bob & Dale recommend as an everyday cigar for those who like more strength and kick to their cigars, in a format that does not overpower and a price that does not leave you without lunch money for a week. Not elegant or refined the Cuban Corojo from American Stogies is entirely approachable and delivers enough complexity to hold the interest of cigar passionados. Listener email from Adam on the effects of the SCHIP tax. We run a portion of Dales's Cigar Technicians Journal interview with Frank Herrera of CigarLaw.com. The winner of the Palio a Month contest is Marc Breton! Excerpt of Bob's upcoming Cigars One=To-One Conversation with Mike Banks a long time retailer in Virginia who spends time discussing cigars and the difficulties facing all retailers. On the Dark Side - Cuaba Divino Marca - Cuaba, Frontmark - Divino, Vitola - Petite Bouquet, Box code EMA Jun 07, 101 mm (4.0") x 42 ring gauge - Every Cuaba is made in the distinctive shape known as double figurado. This was the style that at the end of the 19th Century was all the rage for Habanos. A century later, in 1996, this rich tradition was revived at the Romeo y Julieta factory where Cuabas are made.Double figurados are at the pinnacle of the cigar maker’s art and for this alone they merit a place in every cigar enthusiast’s collection. Cuaba, like Cohiba, is a Taino Indian word dating back to the time of Columbus. It was the word for a highly combustible bush, which the Indians used to light their "cohibas". Cuaba is a post revolution brand, introduced for the English market in London. What Else have the DWCR guys been smokin'? Drew Estate Liga Privada No. 9, Punch Rare Corojo Figurado, Tatuaje Havana VI No. 2 & Noella Reserve, Luis Martinez Silver Selection, CAO Brazilia, Padilla Miami Salomon. Congratulations to Bill Berris, winner of this week's one year subscription to European Cigar Cult Journal! Opening theme music provided by 25 Smokin' Figurados from their album Divine Spirits, Holy Smoke. Closing theme music Longboard Cowboy provided by The Surfonics.
Cigar trademark law discussion with Frank Herrera, Florida Cigar Trademark Attorney with RRA. The Future of Cuban trademark ownership when US embargo lifts, current trademark actions and Frank's blog - Cigar Law are today's Journal entries.
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