Do you know how to light a cigar,lol

jane347 · 03-22-2010, 11:48 PM

As most novice smokers quickly find out there is positively a proper and a fallacious approach to gentle a cigar. Crucial factor to bear in mind is that the tobacco will be affected by something into with which it’s introduced into contact. This includes the lighter fluid used to gasoline many refillable lighters. Most cigar people who smoke desire to use both torch lighters or wooden matches and cedar strips to mild up their cigars.

Lighting a cigar doesn’t really begin with the applying of flame. First one must accurately trim the cigar to make sure that they get the very best draw. This is performed utilizing a selected sort of tool. There are numerous types of cutters available. The scissor-kind cutters tend to depart a ragged edge on the end of the cigar. Punch-type cutters are likely to have largely the same effect. Most cigar smokers vastly favor the guillotine-fashion cutters which are oftentimes discovered hooked up to lighters.

After the cigar has been trimmed one needs to heat the tobacco to make sure that it lights evenly. To perform this simply hold the cigar in a single hand and the lighter within the other. Roll the cigar over the top of the flame without really letting the flame contact any part of the wrapper or the filler. This should be achieved until the foot of the cigar reaches an evenly heat temperature. Make sure to not overheat the cigar.

When actually making use of the flame the flame isn’t brought into direct contact with the cigar. Quite it’s puffed into the filler by frivolously drawing on the cigar. The cigar ought to once more be rotated during this process. This ensures that the tobacco lights evenly. Examine the foot of the cigar after lighting it to make sure that your entire foot is burning evenly. This ensures the best possible and most even burn. Don’t get the cigar too sizzling or the flavor will become sharp and unpleasant.

The type of lighter one selects can have a big impact on the taste of the cigar. Typically a butane lighter is preferable to a fluid-filled lighter which will impart a chemical taste to the tobacco. If one chooses not to use a lighter at all then use picket matches and cedar strips to get the cigar burning. Both approach one must be prepared for a really pleasing and enjoyable smoke if they mild up their cigar in the correct fashion.
As most novice smokers soon discover out there may be undoubtedly a proper and a incorrect strategy to gentle a cigar. An important thing to keep in mind is that the tobacco will probably be affected by something into with which it’s introduced into contact.

NewlyIMPORTed · 03-22-2010, 11:56 PM

NewlyIMPORTed · 03-22-2010, 11:57 PM

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AK370Z · 03-23-2010, 12:24 AM

Well, I don't know how to light a cigar. i find this thread VERY helpful.

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NewlyIMPORTed · 03-23-2010, 01:26 AM

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fullmonty · 03-23-2010, 08:42 AM

I just don't know what to do with all this Cigar lighting knowlege. I feel so informed

vipor · 03-23-2010, 09:16 AM

I asked Bill Clinton and he told me much more than I was asking.

PapoZalsa · 03-23-2010, 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vipor

I asked Bill Clinton and he told me much more than I was asking.

Did he tell you about Monica?

AK370Z · 03-23-2010, 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vipor

I asked Bill Clinton and he told me much more than I was asking.

03-22-2010, 11:48 PM	#1 (permalink)
jane347 Banned Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: China Posts: 1 Drives: QQ Rep Power: 0	Do you know how to light a cigar,lol As most novice smokers quickly find out there is positively a proper and a fallacious approach to gentle a cigar. Crucial factor to bear in mind is that the tobacco will be affected by something into with which it’s introduced into contact. This includes the lighter fluid used to gasoline many refillable lighters. Most cigar people who smoke desire to use both torch lighters or wooden matches and cedar strips to mild up their cigars. Lighting a cigar doesn’t really begin with the applying of flame. First one must accurately trim the cigar to make sure that they get the very best draw. This is performed utilizing a selected sort of tool. There are numerous types of cutters available. The scissor-kind cutters tend to depart a ragged edge on the end of the cigar. Punch-type cutters are likely to have largely the same effect. Most cigar smokers vastly favor the guillotine-fashion cutters which are oftentimes discovered hooked up to lighters. After the cigar has been trimmed one needs to heat the tobacco to make sure that it lights evenly. To perform this simply hold the cigar in a single hand and the lighter within the other. Roll the cigar over the top of the flame without really letting the flame contact any part of the wrapper or the filler. This should be achieved until the foot of the cigar reaches an evenly heat temperature. Make sure to not overheat the cigar. When actually making use of the flame the flame isn’t brought into direct contact with the cigar. Quite it’s puffed into the filler by frivolously drawing on the cigar. The cigar ought to once more be rotated during this process. This ensures that the tobacco lights evenly. Examine the foot of the cigar after lighting it to make sure that your entire foot is burning evenly. This ensures the best possible and most even burn. Don’t get the cigar too sizzling or the flavor will become sharp and unpleasant. The type of lighter one selects can have a big impact on the taste of the cigar. Typically a butane lighter is preferable to a fluid-filled lighter which will impart a chemical taste to the tobacco. If one chooses not to use a lighter at all then use picket matches and cedar strips to get the cigar burning. Both approach one must be prepared for a really pleasing and enjoyable smoke if they mild up their cigar in the correct fashion. As most novice smokers soon discover out there may be undoubtedly a proper and a incorrect strategy to gentle a cigar. An important thing to keep in mind is that the tobacco will probably be affected by something into with which it’s introduced into contact.

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