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Cigar sommelier Daylin Lopez, 30, smokes as she competes for the longest ash during the XVII Habanos Festival in Havana, February 26, 2015. Cuban cigar-maker Habanos S.A. envisions gaining 25 percent to 30 percent of the U.S. premium cigar market if the United States lifts its trade embargo on Cuba, potentially selling 70 million to 90 million cigars per year, the company said on Monday. The prospect of the United States lifting is 53-year-old embargo improved after the United States and Cuba announced on December 17 their intention to restore diplomatic relations. (Photo by Alexandre Meneghini/Reuters)
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