Established in 2015 What is there in a cigar that intensifies and prolongs the pleasure of smoking? What is the noble quality the cigar brings to tobacco? How can one say that the cigar, nothing but an object, has a soul? The Poet Lord Byron wrote "Sublime Tobacco". Mark Twain smoked a score of cigars each day and vowed that if cigar smoking were not allowed in Heaven, he would gladly go to the other place. In The Gold Rush, Charlie Chaplin provided a heart-tugging final scene as his "Little Tramp" retrieved the discarded stub of a millionaire's cigar and waddled away, puffing happily as if he, too, were a rich man.