"Habanos: The Story of the Havana Cigar"
Habanos : The Story of the Havana Cigar by Nancy Stout (Photographer)

Historian/photographer/writer Nancy Stout reproduces a trove of historical literature and imagery surrounding the early manufacture and export of Havana cigars. Many beautiful cigar labels and art are reproduced here for the first time, as are related historical paintings, cartoons, and writings. 200 Illustrations. 150 in color.

"Havana Cigars (1817-1960)"

Havana Cigars (1817-1960) by Enzo A. Infante, Oscar De Los Reyes (Translator), Carlos Lopez Cruz (Translator)

This is an enjoyable, informative history of the Cuban cigar industry, various Habanos brands and factories, with the most gorgeous photos of cigar box illustrations and cigar bands.

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"Perelman's Pocket Cyclopedia of Cigars"

Perelman's Pocket Cyclopedia of Cigars by Richard B. Perelman (Editor)

"The Amazing Cigar"

by Giovanni Livera, Jon Racherbaumer, Earle Oaks, Devin Crane

Prepare yourself for a literary joyride as you look at all the tricks you never dreamed of doing or thought possible with cigars, cigar bands, lighters, matches, matchboxes, cigar boxes, cigar ash and smoke! This book is a collection of the best-of-the-best stunts--from the simplest to the most challenging. This book is for everyone.

"The Art of Cigars"
Art of Cigars by Marium Shanker, Marvin R. Shanken

Maintaining the very high standards set by Cigar Aficionado (CA) is not always easy. However, this book follows that fine tradition. While certainly not intended to be a cigar mavens "bible," it does an exellent job of reviewing several different categories of cigar art. From cigar lighters to ashtrays and humidors, to name only a few, Art of Cigars makes a great coffee table book. As with all other CA works, this book is packed with fantastic photography

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"The Cigar Campanion"

The Cigar Companion : The Connoisseur's Guide by Anwer Bati, Simon Chase (Contributor)

A wonderful book! With an emphasis on Cubans, it gets into detail about the history of cigar production and everything about the leaf from field to final product, including how leaves from different parts of the tobacco plant affect the flavor of your cigar.

The reviews of popular brands are well written and informative, but as they are now 3+ years old, it's about time for a new edition.

An essential volume for anyone interested in cigars!

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"The Cigar Connoisseur"
The Cigar Connoisseur : An Illustrated History and Guide to the World's Finest Cigars by Nathaniel Lande, Andrew Lande (Contributor)

As cigar smoking increases in popularity, some sort of a guide to cigars may be accounted most useful. Lande, details here the history of cigars; their production; great names that are linked to cigars, such as Churchill and F.D.R.; profiles of great cigar makers; and, most important for the novice cigar smoker, a guide for the selecting and smoking of cigars. To aid the selection process, there's an illustrated guide to some of the best cigar brands. The book itself is illustrated throughout, with cigar-box, -band, and -ring art, along with photographs.

"The Cigar Enthusiast"

The Cigar Enthusiast : The Definitive Guide to Selecting, Storing and Smoking Cigars by Sonia Weiss

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"The World of Cigars"

by Marvin R. Shanken

In The World of Cigars, you'll find yourself transported to the famous cigar-making regions of the world, such as Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Honduras, and Mexico. You can nearly feel the heat rising over acres of waist-high silky green tobacco plants, hear the salsa music emanating from the workrooms, and smell the rich aroma rising from the piles of freshly made cigars in the rolling rooms.