Looking out at the lights of the Santiago skyline and the tobacco fields beyond, a glass of Barceló Imperial rum in one hand and a Quesada Keg cigar in the other, he expounded on this point a while the night before.
“Cuba has that image that cigars are Cuba. In spite of everything they’ve done to damage that, they still have it.”
“But it’s not theirs. It’s ours.”
—With Ezra Fieser
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