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For years, many pipe smokers have enjoyed the taste and aroma of fine Virginia pipe tobaccos. Today a new generation of pipe enthusiasts is discovering this wonderful experience. Both aromatic and English smokers enjoy a Virginia on occasion because it is so different from their usual blends. And of course some smokers prefer Virginia tobaccos almost exclusively. At De La Concha, we wanted a straight Virginia which would be complex, smooth, sweet, delicious and have no bite. We succeeded with Old Faithful. We take stoved red Virginia and mix it with lemon Virginia. Then the mix is restoved. This softens the blend creating a smooth smoke. Then straight red Virginia is added for sweetness. The tobacco is then pressed to allow the tobaccos to marry. The result is one of the finest Virginia blends you may ever smoke. Being of a medium body, this smooth, non-biting creation smokes clean, and the taste is refined, refreshing and invigorating. And because it must be rubbed out, it smokes cooler than a ribbon cut Virginia blend. For an occasional change of pace or for your principle tobacco, this blend will please on all counts. Naturally sweet with no additives, smooth with a grand complexity, this tobacco is one of our finest offerings and we are proud to make it available to you.
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De La Concha Welcomes the Davidoff Millennium Lancero by Tom Johansmeyer.
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The fourth De La Concha cigar dinner was yet another sold-out affair. Close to 30 guests convened on the Sixth Ave. store to celebrate the launch of Davidoff’s new Winston Churchill cigar … with a little help from Rue 57. The evening offered lively conversation, a fantastic meal and a live band, all against the backdrop of the latest from Davidoff.
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De La Concha welcomed the pipe smokers of New York to celebrate. On February 20, 2008, more than 30 pipe smokers convened at the legendary tobacco shop to share their appreciation for fine craftsmanship and premium tobacco.
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The Good Fight: De La Concha puts up its dukes by Tom Johansmeyer.
De La Concha finds a clever way around New York's smoking ban, inviting guests to smoke and dine in the store at monthly cigar dinners.
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The Cigar Lover's Oasis by John von Brachel.
While tobacconists have resisted smoking bans with comfortable furniture, takeout meals and flatscreen TVs, De La Concha brings "the full-service meal back to the cigar experience."
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Cigars in Abstract: A former fighter paints his cigars with love by Tom Johansmeyer.
Artist Julio Aguilera, a De La Concha regular, fuses his passion for creation with his enjoyment of cigars.
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