The American Cigar Press is dedicated to documenting and preserving the rich history of craft, industry, and culture. While deeply rooted in America’s cigar heritage, its publications examine the broader intersections of artisanal tradition, political symbolism, and luxury.
Its growing catalog includes:
America’s Cigar Story: The History, Politics, and Legacy of Cigars from 1762 to the Modern Era, a definitive historical account of the American cigar industry, and
Smoke & Oak: The Shared Legacy of Bourbon and Cigars, which explores the cultural, scientific, and sensory dialogue between two of America’s most iconic crafts.
Smoke & Oak also features a first-of-its-kind pairing guide—including tasting techniques, a full-color Bourbon & Cigar Pairing Wheel, and curated examples from acclaimed distilleries and cigar makers—making it an essential reference for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Together, these works reflect The American Cigar Press’s commitment to exploring the enduring traditions, innovations, and influence of time-honored legacies.
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