Many people ask me why I have a cigar business. There are tons of reasons and I'll give you a few!

First, cigars are a great way to relax and to celebrate. I think I'm giving many people a chance to be alone and reflect or an opportunity to be with friends and family to celebrate an occasion. Cigars a perfect vessel to do both. Many people just chill in there space with a drink and a cigar. Others gather and smoke. I know I like to do both. Holidays, birthdays, weddings, promotions, anniversaries, reunions, outings, picnics, and so on are GREAT times for cigars. I'd like to believe that I'm helping others enjoy the small and large milestones with a fine cigar.

Next are the relationships that I have developed being in the cigar industry. I have true friends that are customers and makers of cigars! I think about all the people I've connected with over cigars and it humbles me. Over my 20+ years, I can say that I've seen just about every cigar factory and have met most of the "players" in the cigar game. I've seen many grow and become huge. Cigars are a great relationship builder and most people in this business are very down to earth and awesome to work with! I also can't say enough good things about my Cigar Samplers customers. They have been some of my biggest fans since day 1 and I appreciate their support always.

Then there is the business side of cigars. Think about this: more than 300 pairs of hands aid in the cigar making process. Multiply that by the brands, sizes and wrappers. There are entire cities dedicated to cigars. Esteli Nicaragua, Danli Honduras, and other places employ 10's of thousands of people from farms to factories. I know that I have helped many folks in my cigar life just by buying their cigars! You also help when you buy cigars and smoke them. 

I could drone on here for hours! I love the cigar business. I love the opportunity to introduce people to cigars. I love selling good deals to the people. It all boils down to people. This business, like many others, is all about people and building relationships. Sort of like life, no? I hope to see you soon.

Best wishes,

Jeff