Smoking a cigar is one of life’s simple pleasures. But like anything worth doing, there’s a right way to go about it.
Whether you’re lighting up on your own or hanging with friends, a little cigar etiquette helps everyone enjoy the moment. It’s not about being fancy or following strict rules. It’s just about being cool, respectful, and easygoing.
Here’s what to…
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The first step in any great cigar experience is always the cut. Get it right, and you’re set up for a smooth draw and an even burn. Get it wrong, and you could end up with a tight draw, unraveling wrapper, or loose tobacco in your mouth.
Let’s keep it simple and make that first cut count!
Step 1: Pick the right cutter
There are a few types of cigar cutters out there. Each…
Lighting a cigar isn’t like lighting a cigarette or a candle. It’s an art form.
Do it right, and you’ll get an even burn, smooth draw, and full flavor. Do it wrong, and you could end up with a canoeing burn or a harsh taste. Nobody wants that.
Before you light up, make sure your cigar is properly cut for the best draw. Check out our guide on how to cut a cigar for step-by-…
Smoking a cigar for the first time can feel a little intimidating, but it’s easier than you think. There is a simple rhythm to cutting, lighting, and puffing that makes the experience enjoyable.
To help you get started, we have put together a straightforward guide with tips and tricks so you can light up with confidence and enjoy every moment like a pro!
How to Smoke a Cigar in 5 Simple…
Why Should You Keep a Cigar Journal?
If you have the memory of an elephant, you’ll have no need for a cigar journal. You can recall each and every cigar in high-res clarity and even remember your tasting notes, who you were with, where you smoked it, and what you had for dinner.
But if you’re more like the rest of us mere mortals—and once you’ve tasted hundreds…