Foundation The Tabernacle
In the Hebrew Bible, the Tabernacle was the sacred dwelling place of God — a structure built with the finest materials, assembled with reverence, and carried through the wilderness as…
Read MoreFoundation Olmec
They were here first. Long before the Mayans carved their temples, long before the Aztecs built their empire, the Olmec civilization thrived in the heartland of what is now the…
Read MoreFoundation Metapa Maduro
Nicaragua has given the world extraordinary things — its tobacco, its landscapes, its people — and its poets. Rubén Darío, born in a small town called Metapa (since renamed Ciudad…
Read MoreFoundation Highclere Castle Victorian
Highclere Castle Victorian is a regal masterpiece inspired by the grandeur of the Victorian era, named after the famous British castle made popular by Downton Abbey. This release from Foundation…
Read MoreFoundation Highclere Castle Edwardian
Highclere Castle has stood for centuries as a symbol of English aristocracy — its sweeping grounds, grand architecture, and storied halls now recognized the world over as the setting of…
Read MoreFoundation El Gueguense
Say it with us: el wah-when-say. Once you know how to say it, you’ll be saying it often — because this cigar has a way of becoming a permanent fixture…
Read MoreFoundation Charter Oak Habano
Connecticut is home. But sometimes, telling the full story of a place means reaching beyond its borders to find the right ingredients. The Charter Oak Habano was born from a…
Read MoreFoundation Charter Oak Broadleaf
Long before European settlers arrived in the Connecticut River Valley, Native Americans gathered beneath the massive branches of the Charter Oak — a sacred tree that became one of the…
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