Colin Ganley

The Association has partnered with Colin Ganley of cigarresearch.com, releasing two surveys to help determine the scope and size of women cigar smokers.

This highly informative article by Colin Ganley and David P. Diaz titled, "Cigar Magazines Compared" presents a fair and balanced look at the old and new crop of cigar magazines.
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But I encourage you to read the entire article, which has much more data (and photos) explaining how Ganley and Diaz came to their conclusions. - G.K.
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By Colin Ganley with David P. Diaz
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Colin Ganley MSc. is a teacher and researcher at Oxford University. He specializes in Economics and Early-Modern World History. Colin is also a freelance journalist and runs the website cigarresearch.com.

Reporter Colin Ganley noted that a survey of cigar-smoking countries in Europe favored U.S. brands such as Arturo Fuente, Ashton and, of course, Davidoff, with fairly wide availability with smaller brands such as C.A.O. increasing in availability.He notes a new push by Rocky Patel Premium Cigars "entering the Chinese, Hong Kong and South Korean markets in the next three months," as well as expansion plans for Asia for the hot Oliva lines.

To help determine the size and scope of women cigar smokers, a pair of surveys have been developed in conjunction with Colin Ganley of cigarresearch.com and are currently available via the website.

by Colin Ganley with David P. Diaz
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Colin Ganley MSc. is a teacher and researcher at Oxford University. He specializes in Economics and Early-Modern World History. Colin is also a freelance journalist and runs the website www.cigarresearch.com.

Reporter Colin Ganley noted that "two chemical processes are responsible for taste over time.

Colin C. GanleyOxford University