Belmondo and his cigars
After the death of Jean-Paul Belmondo, photographs brought his cigar habit back into view. What the portraits and the photographers recorded of that side of the actor.
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After the death of Jean-Paul Belmondo, photographs brought his cigar habit back into view. What the portraits and the photographers recorded of that side of the actor.
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Read moreHabanos has announced three limited editions, including an Edicion Limitada for the 55th anniversary of the Cohiba. Formats, packaging and details of these awaited series.
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Read moreDiameter, weight, tobacco used and wrapper: what separates a cigarillo from a cigar rests on precise criteria, some of them set by regulation. The article details them one by one.
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