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Originally from Central and South America, tobacco appeared in Europe only after the discovery of the Americas, specifically in Spain in 1519. Initially it was used for ornamental purposes, but it was its use as a medicine that determined its success. Tobacco, in fact, was used as a pain reliever for earaches and toothaches, and occasionally as a poultice for skin wounds. Some indigenous populations of California used tobacco as an ingredient in smoking mixtures to treat colds, mixed with the leaves of the small desert sage or the root of Indian balsam or cough…

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Discovering the Cigar: Packaging, Storage, and the Perfect Taste

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The cigar is a true work of art, a pleasure reserved for true connoisseurs. Its preparation requires attention to detail and a deep knowledge of the tradition and culture that surrounds it. Once in your fingers, the cigar transforms into a sensual and enveloping experience, capable of captivating your senses. In this article, we will guide you through the world of packaging, storage, and the best way to enjoy a cigar.   Packaging: A Journey of Style and Tradition The cigar is a particularly delicate object, and even just a few hours of improper storage…

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History, Curiosities, and Tasting Notes: A Journey Through the World of Tobacco

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The cigar is much more than a simple cylinder of rolled tobacco leaves: it is a work of art, a symbol of luxury, and a display of artisanal skill. In this article we will explore the fascinating history of the cigar, reveal some interesting curiosities, and share tips on how to best appreciate this fine product. Manifattura Mediterranea, an Italian company dedicated to the cultivation and processing of tobacco, is an authoritative source for this exploration into the world of cigars.   Composition of the Cigar The cigar is a complex symphony of tobacco leaves,…

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