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Nothing says victory than smoking a cigar. While cigars are often reserved for special occasions, you don’t have to win something to enjoy its rich flavor and pleasant aroma. There is, however, a specific order and techniques you should use if you want to get the best experience when smoking a cigar. We know you [...]

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Many people feel that brandy or cognac and cigars are a match made in heaven. It is believed that pairing a good cigar with the right brandy or cognac will allow you to enhance your enjoyment of both products. The tastes, subtle flavors, and aromas can be intensified by the right combination. Here are some [...]

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Torpedo cigars are intended to deliver concentrated flavor. While cigars come in many shapes and sizes, it is important to remember that no one is superior. They all have different offerings. Different shapes and sizes, they all offer something a little unique. I tend to like my cigars thicker so I can work on it [...]

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How to Smoke a Cigar Correctly Smoking a cigar is done differently than smoking other tobacco products. If you are not sure how to smoke a cigar properly, here are some tips on the correct way to smoke a cigar. Picking the Right Cigar Picking the right cigar is the first step to smoking a cigar properly. The strength can be too high if you are not use to cigar smoking. Find a mild cigar that will not be overpowering to you. Roll the cigar between your fingers in the search of any lumps or soft spots. The more consistent...

  A lot of people have reported that, at higher altitudes, their cigars seem to lose flavor. They also report that it’s more difficult to keep a cigar lit while high in the mountains. The reason for this is the same reason as to why your ears pop when moving higher in elevation. There is less air pressure, and therefore, less oxygen. The answer, then, quite reasonably, is yes, altitude has a lot to do with the flavor of a cigar! Bear in mind that there’s more oxygen at sea level than at 5,000 feet, and far much less the higher...