Smoking Cigar

Once you have decided to start smoking cigar, you need to learn how to do so. Don't purchase a box of cigar, just buy a few to practice. Choose a mild cigar. It's a fine, affluent and cultural hobby. It is important to know what other accessories you need if you want to be an authentic cigar smoker.

After purchasing a cigar never leave an unprotected cigar exposed to the elements, as it will quickly dry out. You will need a humidor. There are many types of humidors available in the market. You need one made of Spanish cedar. This helps to keep the cigar fresh for a long period of time. If the humidor is kept in such a way that it maintains 70% humidity then your cigar is ready to be smoked any time you wish to. To maintain humidity keep your humidor full of cigars.

Clip off the end before lighting the cigar. This will allow the proper flavor to reach you when you draw the smoke in. instead of using anything to clip off, buy a little guillotine clipper. It normally has three holes, put the cigar on the middle one and your fingers on the other two. Now pinch your fingers and a little blade removes the cap of the cigar. Now you need. Now you need a good lighter. Butane lighter is best to use. Put the lips holding it with your thumb, index finger and middle finger then keep the other end just above the lighter (Do not let the flame touch the cigar). Rotate the cigar slowly while puffing in till the tobacco does not glow. Do not inhale the smoke, just taste it in your mouth and blow it out. If you smoke a cigar too fast, it will burn hot and ruin the flavor. If you smoke too slowly, it will go out and you will have to keep relighting.

Do not hold a cigar between your index and middle fingers. Hold it between your index finger and thumb. Avoid removing your hand from the cigar, as it is not wise or decent to advertise the brand you smoke. There is also a coat, which is worn while smoking a cigar. This is a grayish black coat of ¾ length. This is to prevent your clothes from coming in contact with the smoke and ashes.