Read our latest articles about cigars from Pair Store.

Pair is the world of all things cigars and we are ready to take it far beyond our lounge. We've done it for BMW, Vacheron Constantin, Porsche and other iconic brands and are ready to bring it to your event.

A cigar is never just tobacco and fire. It matches the rhythm of the day and the tone of the mind. Some moments need calm, others demand celebration. The pace of smoking becomes part of reflection. Time, taste and mood blend into quiet harmony and simple ritual.

Every cigar begins long before the first draw — in the fields, in the hands that roll it, and in the patience of aging. Choosing one isn’t about rules, but about the moment you want to create — and finding what fits your rhythm.

Selecting a cigar for someone is like choosing a story to give as a gift. Each one carries its own origin, its own character, and the unmistakable language of aroma and flavour. The right cigar says something about the person receiving it — and just as much about the person giving it.

Every passion has its own language — and cigars are no exception. From the way a cigar is rolled to the words used to describe its flavour, every term tells a story. If you’ve ever felt lost in cigar descriptions or conversations among seasoned smokers, this glossary is for you. It will help you understand the essentials, appreciate the craft, and feel confident choosing a cigar that matches your mood and taste.

Cigars signify luxury, enhancing sophistication and status. However, one in five cigars globally is a counterfeit. Recognizing fakes protects your image, finances, and the authenticity of the smoking experience.

The appearance of a cigar is one of its first visible characteristics. It reflects the method of fermentation, the degree of tobacco aging, and partly hints at the flavour and overall smoking experience. However, the outer leaf’s shade is not always an indicator of strength — it’s more a reflection of the cigar’s style and mood.

Cuban cigars are a luxury product reflecting the island’s craftsmanship and cultural traditions. They are valued worldwide for distinctive taste, high quality and a unique smoking experience. To understand why they are considered the benchmark, it is necessary to look at their history, production methods and cultural heritage.