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  1. I would like to introduce and recommend the http://www.duskybeauties.com/ website. It is a cigar blog by FOH member Alex Groom (ATGroom), who since 2012 has taken over the day to day operations of my Cuban Cigar Website. Rest assured, Dusky Beauties it is not about nubile native women, but is about the beautiful dusty Cuban cigar. The blog is more than a cigar review.....it is a storey, a journey, a writing-down of memories. The following is an excerpt from Alex’s blog: My years of involvement with the Cuban Cigar Website, my travels, and the generosity of my friends and benefactors, has given me a diverse and interesting collection of exotic cigars. They are singles in the main, many taken from commemorative humidors and the like, and at first I saved every one that came into my possession, either for my collection or perhaps to enhance some significant life event in the future. As the stack grew I began to wonder why. What was I saving them for? One can only have so many 50th birthdays and give birth to so many masculine children. I have decided, therefore, to smoke them, and so they don’t burn entirely in vain, I’ll journal the process and publish the result. The cigars I will smoke here are rarities and exotics, things one only rarely sees reviewed, and while I don’t pretend to have the palate to offer any valid criticisms (and besides, what’s the point, as in the main they’re not things you can rush out and buy based on my recommendation), perhaps from time to time I might be able to offer a little insight.

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