Continuing along our  Cigars in History series (via images from the Life Archive), we now cover 1960-1969, including JFK.  If you missed the earlier posts, you can find them

Continuing along our  Whisky in History series (via images from the Life Archive), we now cover 1960 onwards.  In 1972, Life become a monthly rather than a weekly publication, hence the reduced number of images.  If you missed the earlier posts, you can find them

PIO Cigars (previously PIO VI Cigars), a small boutique brand based out of Miami, has recently released the Resurrection — purportedly limited to 500 boxes in 100 brick and mortar stores.  Made in little Havana, Miami, the cigars feature Equadorian, Dominican, and Nicaraguan fillers, Ecuador binder, and a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper.  Thanks to Jarrod from Tex Cigars for sending me this stick.
At first glance, the cigar had a rugged, splotchy matte appearance, with veins featuring prominently and the foot a little bit abused.  That said, the cigar felt nice and …

We at The Aspiring Gentleman are proud to feature another wet-shaving giveaway contest.  Bluebeards Revenge, the latest product from the guys at The Shaving Shack (who are generously supporting this contest), is a unique shaving cream designed for men with tough stubble as it contains a novel topical compound called Decelerine™, which inhibits actively growing hair follicles, decreasing the length and density of unwanted hair.
We’re actually giving away 3 tubs of Bluebeards Revenge

Continuing along our  Cigars in History series (via images from the Life Archive), we now cover 1950-1959 — the Cuban Revolution.  If you missed the earlier posts, you can find them

Continuing along our  Whisky in History series (via images from the Life Archive), we now cover 1950-1959.  If you missed the earlier posts, you can find them