Regal Lighters

[Bluesmudge]

I can't wait to see the larger photos. I think a good looking lighter is all part of the experience of enjoying a good cigar. Its hard for me to imagine siting down for a nice smoke and starting it off with a clear bic lighter or something similar, but for the price of a fancy lighter you could buy a whole lot of cigars, this one seems to be a good compromise.

[DeeDubya]

I can't wait to see the larger photos. I think a good looking lighter is all part of the experience of enjoying a good cigar. Its hard for me to imagine siting down for a nice smoke and starting it off with a clear bic lighter or something similar, but for the price of a fancy lighter you could buy a whole lot of cigars, this one seems to be a good compromise.

Even if you choose to use a fancy lighter, your absolute best result will be if you first light a cedar spill and then light your cigar with the spill. If not, then at least toast the foot with your lighter before drawing. The very first smoke that flows through the cigar will affect the taste start to finish.

It is a very nice lighter.

[ashauler]

snip......Its hard for me to imagine siting down for a nice smoke and starting it off with a clear bic lighter or something similar but for the price of a fancy lighter you could buy a whole lot of cigars...snip

This is exactly my lighter philosophy.....I would rather have the "whole lot of cigars". Different strokes.....