its logo of a Taíno head in profile once again emphasized this image of the proud Cuban. The original Cohiba, a long, thin cigar called the Lancero with a twisted pigtail of tobacco at its head ...

A US Cigar company appealed a district court order upholding an administrative tribunal’s cancellation of its ‘Cohiba’ ...

“It’s been a long, expensive battle to beat them,” said General Cigar lawyer John Kirby after the court declared the company owner of the Cohiba mark in the U. S. Cubatabaco sued in 1997 ...

following a court decision over the famous Cohiba cigar brand. Cigars carrying the name of this well-known brand, which was created in Cuba in the 1960s, have been sold in the U.S. since 1981 by ...

Today Che is dead, Castro no longer smokes cigars, and Cohiba has gone public, accounting for about 20 percent in value—but only 12 percent in quantity—of the country's annual cigar production.

General Cigar of Virginia sought to reverse cancellation of its Cohiba mark. The Virginia court said the Inter-American Convention allowed Cuba to assert its rights. The court found General Cigar ...

As one might imagine, the first permanent Cohiba Cigar Lounge in the U.S. does have a stunning cedar-lined, walk-in humidor, dominated by Cohiba’s famous logo — the most recognizable cigar name in the ...

About the only example that comes to mind is Cohiba. What began as the personal cigar of Fidel Castro has now evolved into a luxury marque that stands shoulder to shoulder with Hermès or Chanel ...

Such was the scene on a recent Saturday night in Santa Barbara, as he hand-rolled stogies for those gathered at the opening party of Cohiba’s new cigar lounge at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara.