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  1. Post Not something I have ever seen before

    Yesterday my boyfriend and I stopped at a cigar shop and he picked out a cigar that had a twisted cap on the foot. I asked him how you light this type of cigar and he told me that he always just lights the twisted part on the foot and smokes it. I have not ever seen a foot quite like that before and was wondering if there was a correct way to light it or if there is a specific name and purpose for the foot having a twisted cap.

    Before anyone asks I do know that cap usually refers to the end of the cigar you cut and the foot is the end you light. The reason I called it a cap is that it appeared to be a separate leaf altogether and not just a twisting of that end of the cigar. I also tried google and only found different names and descriptions for a twisted or pig tailed cap.

    Thanks in advance
    Kattie

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    No "purpose" that I'm aware of other than to sell cigars. I use my cutter and snip it off, but I don't reckon there is a correct or incorrect way to light them.

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    Use a cutter, clip it befor lighting is the way i go.
    designated whipping boy for the grammar police
    Just run everything threw a spell checker.

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    Thanks for the imput :D

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