EXQUISITE CARIBBEAN CIGARS AND WINES!

If you love the Caribbean and enjoy a good cigar or a tasty glass or carafe of wine, then this 2/15/16 issue of “CoreyPearson- CIA Spymaster in the Caribbean” newsletter is for you!

Read about the Graycliff Cigar Company in Nassau, Bahamas and their selection of cigars. Scenes from the Corey Pearson spy series take place here.

Did you know there is a secret cigar lounge on Grand Bahama? Yes, there is! It’s hidden in a quiet back room of the Manor House and is called the Grand Lucayan Havana Cay cigar bar and lounge. If you yearn for a rustic atmosphere to enjoy a top cigar along with an after-dinner wine, this secret lounge is for you. Read about it in this 2/15/16 issue of “Corey Pearson- CIA Spymaster in the Caribbean!”

You’ll also read about the ten best rated cigars in the Caribbean and the ten best-rated wine bars aboard Caribbean cruise lines. Oh, I forgot, there’s information on the top-rated cruise ship cigar bars as well. Heck, smoke a cigar and down a glass (or bottle) of wine on your next cruise ship journey. We’ll let you know which lines offer the best of each…or both.

This issue offers unique videos and stories about fabulous wine and cigar lounges, bars and stores in the Caribbean. For example, Bellaforma Wine is produced from exotic fruits and flowers unique to the Caribbean and nowhere else. Bellaforma was the original name given to the island of Tobago by Christopher Columbus; the name means “beautiful form”. You’ll meet the original creator of this distinctive and award-winning wine created from three sources- Passion fruit, Sorrel and Pineapple.

Yes, the Caribbean offers unique wines and cigars and I haven’t mentioned all the secret places to find them. Read this issue of “Corey Pearson- CIA Spymaster in the Caribbean” and explore them. Enjoy!

Robert Morton, M.Ed., Ed.S. is author of the Corey Pearson- CIA Spymaster in the Caribbean spy series and writes the accompanying newsletter about Caribbean adventures.

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