Is the cigar part true?
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icamefromouterspace — 10 years ago(August 25, 2015 04:55 AM)
yup
LIGHTING YOUR CIGAR
The ritual of lighting a cigar involves two very important principals. The first involves the instruments used to light the cigar and the second the enjoyment of your Habano.
To begin with always use a butane lighter or a cedar or wooden match-stick. Try to never use a petrol lighter, a candle or a wax match as all of these impart odours that the cigar is quick to absorb.
The second principle to remember is that a cigar must be lit with the utmost patience and tranquillity. Nothing spoils the enjoyment of a Habano faster than a badly lit cigar.
WARMING YOUR CIGAR
At a 90 degree angle hold your cigar above the flame of your lighter. Burning directly in the flame makes it too hot. Patiently twist or rotate the cigar until all parts of the foot are evenly charred.
Place the cigar to your lips and with the flame still under the foot puff gently onto the cigar until the flames jump up. Continue to slowly rotate the cigar while occasionally blowing on the foot to ensure an even burn.
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I_Guard_Tanelorn — 9 years ago(September 05, 2016 02:52 AM)
Yeah, it's real. But it only matters if you have really nice cigars. If you're just toking some Backwoods or Black n Milds, light it up and way you like. Good cigars actually have complex flavors you're supposed to savor. You will taste the gas if you suck a zippo through it. It's kind of a big filter.
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