A closer look at the Quasar cigar cutter [New]
Pyramid design, stainless steel blades and two cuts in a single tool: the Quasar Colibri cigar cutter combines a V-Cut side and an S-Cut side, described in detail.
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Pyramid design, stainless steel blades and two cuts in a single tool: the Quasar Colibri cigar cutter combines a V-Cut side and an S-Cut side, described in detail.
Read moreBased in the Moselle since 2008, Gaïatrend has become a leading French maker of e-liquids. The story of the company and of its Alfaliquid brand.
Read moreKurt Steinborn explains how cigars ruined in his own humidor led him to design the CigarSpa, an automatic humidifier developed after years of testing.
Read moreThe Smoking.fr team sends its wishes for 2018 and its founder looks back on the year gone by, ten years after the online shop first opened.
Read more6 bowls, 7 stems and 2 shapes: the customisable pipe offered by Smoking.fr is made in Saint-Claude and assembled part by part, to the customer’s own choice.
Read moreGuillotine, double blade, scissors, stainless steel or brass: what a cigar cutter is for, and how the models are divided, from the simplest to French-made pieces.
Read moreIn his workshop in Taggia, Italy, Domenico Roméo cuts the briar blocks from which pipes are made. A tour of the premises and a meeting with the man everyone calls Mimmo.
Read moreIn the hinterland behind Nice, Kolja Kukuk, European director for Rocky Patel, answered our questions on the brand, on how its cigars are produced and on the accessories he uses.
Read moreFrom 2007 to 2017, the site for smokers has spent ten years alongside its customers. It is marking the anniversary with a prize draw in September and gifts included in orders.
Read moreFour broad families of e-liquid, from tobacco flavours to fresh and sweet notes, and a great many brands. Some pointers for comparing them before you buy.
Read moreThe house of S.T. Dupont and the sculptor Laquart have created “Monsieur Os”, also called “Dandy Skull”: a gold-plated bronze lighter made in 288 pieces.
Read moreFrom the Jura to mechanical engineering, then to a design school and back to the family firm: the director of the Chacom pipe house talks about his route and about Saint-Claude.
Read moreRed cedar, maple pillars and a cork gasket: the cabinetmaker Pascal Bonino describes the one-off humidor he built, and the accessories he chose to fit it out.
Read moreSince plain packs took over the shelves of French tobacconists, some brand names have also had to change. Which names are affected, and how long manufacturers have to comply.
Read moreSeven years after it reached the French market, the electronic cigarette is the subject of a Santé publique France survey whose figures this article sets out.
Read moreNew warehouses, reduced delivery charges, prize draws and interviews: the founder of Smoking.fr looks back on 2016 and sends his wishes for the year beginning.
Read moreA German maker of strongboxes, Döttling has produced its first humidor by carrying over its locksmithing language. A description of an object modelled on a vault.
Read moreCigar cabinet, watch, small accessories: the Christmas list drawn up by the Smoking.fr team brings together gift ideas to suit a range of budgets.
Read moreA Chacom pipe set, an S.T. Dupont pen: a selection of gift ideas for grandfathers, chosen to stay affordable, whether buying alone or clubbing together.
Read moreDesigned with Park Hyatt, the Pinel & Pinel trunk holds up to 1,400 cigars behind leather doors. A description of a made-to-measure piece from a Paris workshop.
Read moreFrom a London shop opened in 1907 to the White Spot registered as a trademark, the history of Dunhill is read first of all through its pipes and smoking articles.
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