Lighting in the wind?

[Kenyth]

IMHO, wind ruins a good cigar. It causes the cigar to burn hot and uneven. It also blows away the smoke from your face. The aroma of the smoke that encircles your head is my favorite part of the smoking experience.

[ashauler]

IMHO, wind ruins a good cigar. It causes the cigar to burn hot and uneven. It also blows away the smoke from your face. The aroma of the smoke that encircles your head is my favorite part of the smoking experience.

If I waited for no wind....I'd never smoke a cigar. Nebraska blows and Oklahoma sucks....so its always windy in Kansas.



**no offense to NE of OK botl's.....well NE anyway**






j/k ralford

[cigar no baka]

IMHO, wind ruins a good cigar. It causes the cigar to burn hot and uneven. It also blows away the smoke from your face. The aroma of the smoke that encircles your head is my favorite part of the smoking experience.

I don't let a stiff wind ruin my cigar. I can ususally find a cubbyhole that is fairly protected, and too add to that, I use my body to block a good deal of the wind. But as you said, if you let the wind hit your cigar, it will ruin it.

[Mizicke5273]

Thanks for the tips guys!

Ive got a cheap triple flame torch, maybe Ill just keep that in the car for at work. Anyways Ill remember to start out farther from the cigar and work it closer bit by bit next time.

[pub spears]

Try living at the beach. The whole ritual goes out the window.

[DeeDubya]