In case you are looking for an awesome soap with a unique smell, then you should try this special edition product created by Duke Cannon Supply Co. It is made from real Buffalo Trace Bourbon and has a unique, oak barrel scent that is masculine and outstanding without being overpowering. It also contains small bits of ground corn which help rough up dead skin cells (a process known as exfoliation). Does Bourbon have any benefits for the skin? The creators of this soap probably have no idea, but bourbon smells nice and tends to make everything better, so why not? 🙂
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PerfecDraw Precision Cigar Draw Enhancer Tool & Nubber
This cigar draw enhancer tool is the perfect addition to your smoking accessories. You can easily carry it around thanks to its sleek design (it’s just the size of a pen) and it also works great as a nubber. If the draw of the cigar is too tight and it barely produces any smoke, you will have to suck on it very hard and this could ruin the entire smoking experience. This is where the PerfecDraw Enhancer tool comes into place, helping you to remove small bits of tobacco exactly where needed, and correct the cause of the tight draw. You can take a bad draw or a good one and transform it into a “perfect draw”, each and every time. The materials are of the best quality and the manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty.
PremiaCasa Cigar Punch With Key Ring
Using a punch on a cigar is a less intrusive way of opening up the cigar. The small hole it makes leaves the cap of the cigar mostly intact which prevents the wrapper from unraveling during smoking. This means fewer tobacco flakes in your mouth and a better experience. It works on cigars with rounded caps over the ring gauge size of 40 and it also comes in a cool looking gift box. It’s very small for convenience when traveling, and it also comes with a keychain, so you won’t need to carry too many separate accessories.
Cigar Aficionado Magazine
This is not for everyone! The Cigar Aficionado Magazine is edited for successful, extremely affluent men. It covers information on fine cigars plus life’s other great pleasures: fine dining and entertaining, the finest wines and spirits, world travel and arts. It targets a classier, more cultivated man, the guy who’d rather smoke a Montecristo and savor the indulgence of a cherry-red ’65 Mustang convertible than reading the latest Hollywood gossip. As the name suggests, at the heart of the magazine is the cigar, so you’ll find all the latest news, trends and useful information.