Cigars, Camaraderie, and the Ritual of Slowing Down
Cigars, Camaraderie, and the Ritual of Slowing Down
Cigars have long carried a unique power — not just as objects of luxury, but as tools for reflection, connection, and celebration. Their history runs through battlefields, victory celebrations, and quiet moments after hardship. For many service members, lighting a cigar after a mission is not about indulgence but survival — a ritual that says, “We made it through another day.”
Che Guevara and the Iconic Cigar
Che Guevara and the Iconic Cigar
Ernesto “Che” Guevara is remembered worldwide as a revolutionary, a thinker, and a symbol of resistance. Yet one seemingly simple object became a signature part of his image: the cigar. Far from being just a personal indulgence, cigars represented Guevara’s dedication, discipline, and the hardships of revolutionary life.