Cigar-Maker Immigrants The lively trade in tobacco (and sugar) between Philadelphia and the Caribbean in the nineteenth century inspired Puerto Rican and Cuban cigar makers to migrate and find work in the citys tobacco industry, which included, according to one estimate, some nine hundred factories by the turn of the twentieth century
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Rather, it appears to be an ambitious attempt to reconcile several historical schools of blending within a single preparation: The spicy dryness of traditional English Latakia mixtures, the fermented depth of the Virginia-Prique tradition, and a curiously old-fashioned liquorice sweetness reminiscent of those Dutch blends which were once far more common than they are today
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