The Cigar is the urban man's campfire

(CigarsDirect) Mark Twain once wrote, “The Cigar is the urban man's campfire.” In the old west, the campfire was the place where the community could come after a long day on the trail, and unwind to stories about the day, triumphs in the battlefield, and drain away sorrows that seemed to wear us down. Yet it seems that in this world of drive thru coffee and fast food empires, the fax machine has replaced the handshake, and the conference call has replaced the family dinner. Yet when it seems that the days of the escape into ones own world have all but gone instinct, there is the Cigar. Continued