Doc Stogie Fresh
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So, I went to the God of Fire annual dinner last weekend and wrote up a full report here: 2008 God of Fire Charity Dinner.
Of course, there were plenty of cigar celebs and actors, producers, directors and more Hollywood types. Jim Belushi was especially fun. He loves cigars and mixed it up with everyone in attendance.
I was disappointed with the rest of the celebs who only hung out with each other at the "star table." Such a shame. They had a chance to spread some goodwill, but were adept at "turning on their heels."
Nevertheless, the event was a huge success as a fundraiser for the Cigar Family Charitable Foundation.
We smoked some choice God of Fire cigars from 2004, 2005 and 2006. And we even came away with some Opus X and special Don Carlos cigars.
At $500 a plate, I'm not sure if I will attend again, but as a one-time cigar experience, it was truly a one-of-a-kind event.
Check out the photo slideshow here: God of Fire Dinner at Hotel Bel Air.
Doc
Of course, there were plenty of cigar celebs and actors, producers, directors and more Hollywood types. Jim Belushi was especially fun. He loves cigars and mixed it up with everyone in attendance.
I was disappointed with the rest of the celebs who only hung out with each other at the "star table." Such a shame. They had a chance to spread some goodwill, but were adept at "turning on their heels."
Nevertheless, the event was a huge success as a fundraiser for the Cigar Family Charitable Foundation.
We smoked some choice God of Fire cigars from 2004, 2005 and 2006. And we even came away with some Opus X and special Don Carlos cigars.
At $500 a plate, I'm not sure if I will attend again, but as a one-time cigar experience, it was truly a one-of-a-kind event.
Check out the photo slideshow here: God of Fire Dinner at Hotel Bel Air.
Doc
