All cigars need to be appropriately cared for, regardless of their price or quality. They will lose their quality and freshness if you don’t store them correctly. Whether you prefer buying your cigars individually, in boxes, or have been gifted some at a special event, it’s inevitable you won’t always smoke them all at once.
Smoking cigars is typically perceived as an expensive hobby. They exude a certain elegance that some believe is reserved for sticks with a higher price tag. However, many manufacturers now offer a range of cigars at an affordable price to suit all budgets, so lighting up a fine cigar doesn’t have to be a luxury
Sampling cigars is like trying a box of assorted chocolates — you aren’t committed to a particular filling or recipe, but simply trying to gauge what satisfies your taste buds. A cigar sampler is no different. You aren’t devoting your loyalties to a specific brand, but using it as an opportunity to find your “perfect”
Regular cigar smokers will likely have encountered the term “stogie” at one point or another. But what is a stogie and how does it differ from the traditional cigar with its three components — a filler, a binder, and a wrapper? Let’s explore the origins of both terms and clarify what a stogie is. What
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