The American Cigar Press is dedicated to documenting and preserving the rich history of craft, culture, and industry. While firmly rooted in America’s cigar heritage, its publications explore the broader intersections of artisanal tradition, ritual, 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 chronicle of the American cigar industry, tracing its rise, decline, and cultural impact across more than two centuries.
Smoke & Oak: The Shared Legacy of Bourbon and Cigars — a sweeping exploration of the sensory and cultural dialogue between two of America’s most iconic crafts. The book features a first-of-its-kind pairing guide, professional tasting techniques, a full-color Bourbon & Cigar Pairing Wheel, and curated selections from leading distilleries and cigar makers, making it an essential reference for both enthusiasts and professionals.
Burn & Pour: The Art of Pairing Cigars Across the Glass — a modern guide to cigar and drink pairing that bridges tasting science, global drinking culture, and refined social ritual. From classic whiskey pairings to contemporary cocktails, wine, and beer, Burn & Pour reframes pairing as an intentional experience shaped by balance, setting, and occasion.
Cigar Curious: 101 Amusing Facts Rolled into One — a fast-paced, fact-packed tour of the cigar world, delivering history, trivia, and cultural insight in an accessible, engaging format. From celebrity smokers and legendary brands to smuggling lore and boutique blends, this compact volume distills big stories into bite-sized entries.
Together, these works reflect The American Cigar Press’s commitment to exploring enduring legacies, evolving rituals, and the cultural resonance of hand-crafted traditions.
An imprint of Deriva Publishing and a proud member of the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA).