FireMedic Posted April 11, 2019 Posted April 11, 2019 I generally bring mathematics into the equation, depending on the y axis I can do several different things, usually flame is involved sometimes not, like I said it depends. Using the power of x it can be possible without flame. Seriously though it just depends on the situation, mostly toast and go 1
godpheonix Posted April 12, 2019 Posted April 12, 2019 never ever puff while lighting your cigars! it really changes the flavor aspect, you'll never taste the cigar at its full potential! i usually use matches to light them up and i only light up the outside of the foot. Light it up good and the rest will happen naturally.
THEMISCHMAN Posted April 27, 2019 Posted April 27, 2019 This thread reminds me of how ritualistic our cigar hobby is, even down to the cutting and lighting of a cigar. That’s one of the things that I find so interesting about the whole affair. As far as lighting goes I’m in the camp of cut it, test draw, single torch far enough away to get ignition, toast and blow until I have an evenly lit foot. For the longest time I would only cut the cigar after it was lit. Everyone’s got a method. 1
Hookmaker Posted April 27, 2019 Posted April 27, 2019 On 4/10/2019 at 8:54 AM, nKostyan said: +1 Also, if You light a cigar for another smoker (guest or lady), blowing on the cigar is not accepted, instead you need to do a few intense flaps of the hand in which you hold the cigar. The incoming air flow will help to evenly ignite the cigar. Why isn’t that accepted? Anything deadly you might blow on that glowing foot will certainly be incinerated immediately ?
La_Tigre Posted April 27, 2019 Posted April 27, 2019 On 4/10/2019 at 11:45 PM, RijkdeGooier said: Slowly light with soft flame Then cut +1 Go slow and low with the Bunsen burner with premium fuel. 1
canadianbeaver Posted April 27, 2019 Posted April 27, 2019 Light the thing and get drinkin’. The End.? CB 1 2
frenchkiwi Posted April 29, 2019 Posted April 29, 2019 On 4/10/2019 at 11:09 AM, Fatshotbud said: I use splints of cedar left from boxes when possible. Don't really puff but slow easy draw. Quick light even with this low heat tool. I used to do this every now and again but if it's a good cedar sheet (e.g. the red really aromatic kind from fancier boxes) it will overpower your first few puffs with absolute cedar-mania. The plain cedar sheets are ok from habanos. Some NCs sheets smell like turps / varnish!
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