I don't go to nearly this much trouble. I clip the cigar, stick it in my mouth, hold the end just above the flame, rotate and puff. Once it's evenly lit, I put it on the ashtray and let it rest for a minute while I do something else. That's it.
i used to have a tripple torch. i could never get a good light. just burn the hell out of every cigar i tried to light. I found a single flame slower but a better smoke. ... I could never get the triple far enough away to not mess up the cigar and at the same time have it close enough to "aim" the heat.
i tried these steps and still found that my cigar did not burn evenly. it would seem fine at first but over time it would start to burn unevenly. i also found it a little hard to draw at times idk if there was a plug. how do u check for those?
right now im using just a basic 20 ct. humi from the local shop its a analog i put just water in it the guy nvr mentioned solution. im changing shops tho to a cigar specialty store in my area im trying differet cigars from different places to find my place and taste
What kuzi said works well when you are indoors and/or there is no breeze. I smoked indoors last weekend, and there was a steady breeze, whose origin I could never determine. In that case, having the slow end up and into-the-wind will correct it. Without the breeze, the equally counter-intuitive method kuzi mentions is the way to go.
What kuzi said works well when you are indoors and/or there is no breeze. I smoked indoors last weekend, and there was a steady breeze, whose origin I could never determine. In that case, having the slow end up and into-the-wind will correct it. Without the breeze, the equally counter-intuitive method kuzi mentions is the way to go.
I think when you're indoors without a breeze is when you look at your woman and say, "Come on ***, you're good a blow'n... Get to work..."
What kuzi said works well when you are indoors and/or there is no breeze. I smoked indoors last weekend, and there was a steady breeze, whose origin I could never determine. In that case, having the slow end up and into-the-wind will correct it. Without the breeze, the equally counter-intuitive method kuzi mentions is the way to go.
I think when you're indoors without a breeze is when you look at your woman and say, "Come on ***, you're good a blow'n... Get to work..."
lol, yeah mine would probably be really pissed, and I'd guarantee there would be no blowin of any kind... has anyone tried this yet?
i guess so like if u have the ac goin or vents or a window open tht will definiatly affect the draft but i think if everything is closed and shut off u would b ok on the other hand i nvr smoke inside so im not sure
(I can't honestly say how well this works as I've never had to do it)
It works about as well as you'd expect a last ditch effort to work...that is to say it does the job, but ought to be reserved for the last resort. I've had to do this a couple times, and each time the cigar was just not the same after cutting and relighting.
(I can't honestly say how well this works as I've never had to do it)
It works about as well as you'd expect a last ditch effort to work...that is to say it does the job, but ought to be reserved for the last resort. I've had to do this a couple times, and each time the cigar was just not the same after cutting and relighting.
im glad someone could speak from experience. sorry that you had to cut and light but i guess its better than tossing it.
I guess it wasn't as hard to figure out as I thought, just time consuming when you first start. I've been lighting with wooden matches since I've heard conflicting views on conventional lighters and it takes a while but every cigar I've had since then has been nice from the very beginning. I think I'm going to have to go back and try some of the cigars I didn't like over again. Eventually. I just got my cigar.com sampler in the mail today.
Well I think I screwed up, I went down yesterday and got myself a double blade cutter and a Zippo. After reading some stuff it seems like a Zippo is a bad idea because of the lighter fluid taste getting in the stick? It was a cool a$$ Miami Dolphins zippo though
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