Cigar Smoking Loved by the US Presidents as well

Cigar in the White House:

Cigar is known for showing prestige and power. It is like riding a prestigious car, like the Rolls Royce. The process of lighting cigar is simple and the pleasure that is obtained is unmatched. The reputation precedes it and thus this has been tried by a number of people which also includes the presidents of the US. Through different presidents and in different ways, these have found their way to the Casa Blanca (White House) at different terms of the presidents.

The list is huge and we are going to talk about some and it will definitely include the famous JFK, who was in love with the Cuban variety of cigars. Even Bill Clinton also loved them, in a strange way perhaps, but nonetheless it was used. There are 20 presidents out of the 43 presidents of the US who were fond of smoking cigars. It was evident right from the age of the Civil War to the Cold War. These presidents are very much known to have the cigars turn into something which shows one’s enjoyment and thus turned the trying times into happy ones.

 

Bruxelles

We here are going to tell some of these names who made the Bruxelles a regular in the place.

The names of the presidents who were cigar lovers:

Ulysses S. Grant: A true cigar lover, if you are asking us in this manner, then we will simply jump to this name. He was a Civil War hero and was elected as the 18^th President in the 1800s. He isn’t of course, credited with much but it has been found out that he used to smoke as much as of 20 cigars in a day. And one research insists that he smoked 10,000 cigars in a 5 years term. The cigar smoking habit of his was also used in different campaigns as propaganda. He was a peace loving man always and was understanding and calm even in bad times. There is hardly a photograph of Grand without holding a cigar.

Zachary Taylor: We aren’t exactly going in an order. We here are presenting the names first which are worth to be mentioned for their love of cigars and to the extent they were related to these. Zachary Taylor was the twelfth president and yet another war hero (The Mexican War) who got elected in 1848. He was a war hero truly and had dedicated his life to military service. He was very fond of cigar smoking but would smoke only in the presence of those who were smokers like him.

 

Cigare Lounge Bruxelles

Warren G. Harding: Harding is the 29^th President who was elected in 1921 and he was known more for playing golf and poker than looking after the country. Perhaps he was fond of any Cigare Lounge Bruxelles as well, though these weren’t much in existence back then. There were good qualities in him though. Before he succumbed to ill health he answered all the US citizens’ letters, personally. He was particular about the aroma of the cigars and had the humidor shifted to the White House.

The present and future presidents may continue this love of cigars. With the scope of Cigars Online these days, things become easier.