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What to Look for in a Quality Cigar Humidor!

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Category : Humidors

Author: Stephen Malan

Copyright (c) 2008 Stephen Malan

Buying cigars can be like buying fine wine….it can get expensive! Don’t shortchange yourself or your cigars buy storing them in a substandard cigar humidor. This article will discuss the major components of a quality cigar humidor.

Below is a short list of the more important items to consider when selecting a cigar humidor:

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How To Find And Buy Quality Cigars

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Category : How To

Author: Edward Smith

Cigar is usually seen to become a part of individual’s lifestyle and determinant of one’s status in the society. It gained world wide popularity, made its own way through special occasions and valued by veterans, rich and famous personalities.

Cigar has three countries of origin and several kinds of cigars sold in cigar shop or store. It’s really difficult to find the best cigar that satisfies the cravings of a man to smoke.

Here are basic tips when you want to buy a cigar, be it online or at a cigar shop. Fresh cigar when pinched displays a tender wrapper and binder. While inspecting a box of cigar, discoloration of each piece should not be present as it might be a sign of a bad cigar. When talking about the size of a cigar try to consider its length and ring. A cigar with a seven inch in length with a bigger diameter will take hours to finish. While a five inch cigar and smaller in diameter is the best shot for a quick smoke after lunch. For the ring, the bigger the ring size the cooler the cigar smokes will be. The next will be the rating based on quality, appearance, construction and way it is smoked. Aroma or flavors should be in balance to give the cigar its overall taste.

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How to Smoke a Cigar

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Category : How To

Author: Mike Keesling

Far be it for us to instruct anyone how to smoke their cigars, but here goes anyway:

Four out of five of your senses have an important role to play in assessing the cigar. Sight, touch, smell and taste. Rolling a cigar next to your ear does not achieve anything useful – you can leave your ears at home.

There are two elements to the process of smoking your cigar. The first is the physical practicality of cutting, lighting and smoking. The second is the effect a cigar has on your senses while you carry out these various functions.

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