cigars
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Publicado: Setembro 10, 2026Leia mais »Cigars are one of life’s great pleasures but choosing your next smoke can be difficult due to the massive variety. Cuban cigars are the most famous, but over the years many quality brands have been created in countries in other parts of the region. World, or New World, cigars are from tobacco growing countries such as the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, Mexico and the USA. Today there are countless brands from boutique to world famous, so why should you give some of these cigars a try over the more renowned Cuban brands?
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Publicado: Setembro 10, 2026Leia mais »Smoking cigars can create some unusual ash shapes, but did you know there is a reason for these? It could be due to any stage of the cigars life; when it was rolled, where it was stored, and how it was smoked. Cigars are a handmade, natural product, and can be a bit temperamental at times. So what causes the ash on your cigar, what does it mean, and how can you prevent it?
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Publicado: Setembro 10, 2026Leia mais »You might have heard of a plugged cigar, or come across a cigar that won't draw. If you are struggling to smoke your cigar, and it seems like it is blocked and there is no airflow going through it (and yes, you have cut it first!), here’s what to do.
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Publicado: Setembro 10, 2026Categorias: How to GuidesLeia mais »For those who are new to cigars and seeking their first try, finding the perfect option can be a bit tricky. There are so many available, and it can be hard to know which ones are good even if you have some experience, let alone if you are a novice.
Should you buy a Cuban cigar, or should you buy a Nicaraguan cigar? Are cigarillos the best option for beginners or are large cigars a better choice? Should a newbie try a dark or light wrapper? The choices seem endless.
We’re here to solve these dilemmas and show you how to pick the best cigars for beginners.
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Publicado: Setembro 10, 2026Leia mais »Storing your cigars correctly is important for any cigar smoker. The best way to store a cigar is in a humidor, which properly maintains the wrapper’s oils and humidity allowing your cigars to keep, as well as develop and mature, for many years. Cigars can generally stay fresh for around three days without proper storage, but any longer than that you will start to notice a negative difference to the taste and burn of your cigar.
