I just spent a very enjoyable time reading a very well written article I stumbled upon, and thought I would share this....
It starts....
I'll leave you to enjoy the rest....
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...#ixzz1bYurFbUV
Cheers
Rod
PS. Interesting note. This is the factory where the Trinidad cigars are also made.
It starts....
Havana, Feb. 25 -- Today I'm visiting El Laguito, the Cohiba
factory where only Castro's own cigars and his gifts for diplomats and
heads of state were once made. The factory is in a lovely pale-yellow
mansion, formerly owned by a sugar magnate, has marble floors, stained
glass windows, high ceilings and perfectly cared for grounds. In the
interior office of the director, Miguel Brown Vaillaint, a muscular,
relaxed, black man of obvious confidence and physical strength, smiles
and insists that we have a coffee together before making the tour. Cuban
coffee in Cuba in the Cohiba factory sounds like a great idea to me.
factory where only Castro's own cigars and his gifts for diplomats and
heads of state were once made. The factory is in a lovely pale-yellow
mansion, formerly owned by a sugar magnate, has marble floors, stained
glass windows, high ceilings and perfectly cared for grounds. In the
interior office of the director, Miguel Brown Vaillaint, a muscular,
relaxed, black man of obvious confidence and physical strength, smiles
and insists that we have a coffee together before making the tour. Cuban
coffee in Cuba in the Cohiba factory sounds like a great idea to me.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...#ixzz1bYurFbUV
Cheers
Rod
PS. Interesting note. This is the factory where the Trinidad cigars are also made.
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