After an expert tutorial on choosing, buying, lighting, smoking and enjoying a good cigar, The Compendium gets into the finer points of smoking, finding the right cigar shop, then gets into the arcania of the cigar, with lengthy sections of cigar-related quotations, anecdotes, jokes, and, finally, a state-by-state listing of the country's best cigar stores and lounges.
Lawrence Dorfman has more than thirty years of experience in publishing, where he honed his snark chops. He lives in Hamden, Connecticut, like you really care.
fun little book my son gave me last Christmas. I finally picked it up and read it. Lots of fun little facts and humor included.
Here is a fun joke from the book:
A guy walk into a bar and see a sign hanging over the bar that reads: Cigars: $10. Hand Job: $5 Checking his wallet for the necessary payment, he walks up to the bar and bekons to one of the three exceptional attractive blondes serving drinks to an eager-looking group of men. "Yes?" she enquires with a knowing smile. "Can I help you?" "I was wondering , are you the one who give the hand-jobs?" "Yes," she purrs, "I am." To which the man replies, "Well, wash your hands, I need a cigar."