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The Maximalist.(Brief article)
Byline: Joseph Contreras
It is the most expensive young cigar ever made. But even at $20,000 per box of 40, all 100 exquisitely crafted humidors of Cohiba's Behike stogies sold out before production began in Cuba. If ...
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