His tastes soon improved. I went to Dunhill in Beverly Hills and I bought some good Caribbean cigars,'' he says. Then I bought a humidor, a beautiful, big, mahogany humidor. And I starting sending for Cuban cigars wherever I could find them. So it became a hobby that started for two cents and turned expensive.
Fine cigars are expensive.
Taste is what ruins you. But he thinks it is worth it. Most especially there's the pleasure of not inhaling,'' he says. These days his cigar choices are eclectic. I adore Montecristo No.