Yeah, what he said.Originally Posted by stjohnroe
Bring the smoke into your mouth, taste it, and exhale.
I also suggest finding a cigar shop in your area and ask them for suggestions matching your requirements (taste, budget, etc.)
Yeah, what he said.Originally Posted by stjohnroe
Bring the smoke into your mouth, taste it, and exhale.
I also suggest finding a cigar shop in your area and ask them for suggestions matching your requirements (taste, budget, etc.)
welcome to the board! i have to also advise you to stay away from gas station smokes. the are mostly made with dried out tabacco and will taste like crap compared to a premium smoke. so just go cold turkey with those things.![]()
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and I'm not sure about the former." -Albert Einstein
Welcome to the boards and welcome to the hobby. The soarness is definitely caused by what you're smoking. There are lots of chemicals and unnatural additives to "gas station" smokes such as white owls. What you need to do is go buy "premium" cigars and make sure you don't inhale them. With premium cigars, they do not come with plastic tips and will typically run you from 2 dollars upward per cigar. When you start smoking these, you will have to cut or punch the "capped" or closed off end. Some brands you might want to start with:
Gran Habano
Punch "Champion"
Montecristo Platinum
Carlos Torano Exodus 1956
Ashton
Again, welcome to the boards.
"If you look for truth, you may find comfort in the end; if you look for comfort you will not get either comfort or truth only soft soap and wishful thinking to begin, and in the end, despair." -C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity
Welcome to the board and throw away those gas station cigars.If they can even be considered cigars.
Yes, even the best gas station cigars are a far cry from long filler premiums. Don't inhale cigar smoke, there's no need to and a sore throat will ruin your experience. Smoke only when you have adequate time to relax. Alcoholic beverages are a fine accompaniment to good cigars, but certain non-alcoholic drinks work as well. Ice cold Cola, Root Beer, or a Ginger Ale like Vernor's works well.
I was just thinking that...Originally Posted by Kenyth
I usually drink water when I'm smoking. I drink mostly water, anyway, and it's neutral, so it's not going to interfere with the taste of my cigar...
In my personal opinion, the alcoholic beverages that DON'T go well with a cigar are white wine, lighter red wines, martinis and gin & tonics.
You need something that'll stand up to the strong flavor of a cigar.
"There are five things, above all else, that make life worth living: a good relationship with God, a good woman, good health, good friends, and a good cigar. " -Prince Sined Yar Maharg
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