Do you puff when lighting cigars

[Mr B]

Originally Posted by Neens

+1. This is what I always have done. Im going to try just a soft flame no puff light tonight though see which i like better.

I'm not sure if you can fully light a cigar with a soft flame and "no puff". A soft flame from a bic or other lighter will just burn, crack and turn black the foot and surrounding area.
A no puff light would need some sort of torch or at least a Ronson Jet to fully toast & light without a draw.

Originally Posted by Mr B

I'm not sure if you can fully light a cigar with a soft flame and "no puff". A soft flame from a bic or other lighter will just burn, crack and turn black the foot and surrounding area.
A no puff light would need some sort of torch or at least a Ronson Jet to fully toast & light without a draw.

I certainly do not have the patience for this, but check out this video: http://bcove.me/7ifuzkal


(It seems like the address links only on occasion to the address that I meant...strange... Click on the video "Three Matches." That is the one I meant.)

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by staminator

I certainly do not have the patience for this, but check out this video: http://bcove.me/7ifuzkal

I barely had the patience to make it through the video!

Originally Posted by icehog3

I barely had the patience to make it through the video!

well said

[sammyboy405]

Originally Posted by icehog3

I barely had the patience to make it through the video!

Wow 3 Matches. Im thinking ok I get not cutting the cigar to hold some flavor in.. but if im going to do that imma use a torch lol