Assouline’s Ultimate Collection of coffee table books is the bar against which all others are judged. Each book in the bestselling series is an oversized, luxury, hand-bound tome devoted to impossible collections of Rolex watches, Andy Warhol’s art and now, cigars. Written by author Aaron Sigmond (founding editor of Smoke magazine and The Cigar Report and former creative director of General Cigar Co.) The Impossible Collection of Cigars “envisions the ultimate humidor brimming with the most remarkable cigars of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries from the most prestigious makers.” Ultimate humidor and prestigious makers are the operative parts of that description because this is nothing but big guns. Nicaragua’s Padrón. Dominican Republic’s Arturo Fuente. Davidoff of Geneva. Honduras’ Rocky Patel. Bahamas’ Graycliff. All things Cuba. The book itself is a cigar bucket list that truly shines a light on the differences and attributes of the smokes we all covet not just as finished products but through the entire process from farm to finishing.
Assouline Just Released a Thousand Dollar Cigar Book
