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OLS · 04-20-2012, 06:46 PM

Almost every item is a good tip indeed. Except for the cutter trick in No.1, I learned all of them through trial and error.

Number 11....if you want your cigar to burn well after an ash, give it a good spot to break at. About 3-4 puffs
before you want your ash to drop, give it one DEEP draw that rings the burn line with orange light. Then after
a few normal puffs, your break should occur right at the point where you gave it that hard puff. Furthermore,
you will get a good burn going AFTER the ashing this way. One of the main reasons we do not ash a cigar like
a cigarette is that SOME ash on the cherry end helps to keep the burn going continuously.

Once it ashes, lightly blow through the cigar and continue smoking as normal.

04-20-2012, 06:46 PM	#8
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: 10 Pretty Good Tips... Almost every item is a good tip indeed. Except for the cutter trick in No.1, I learned all of them through trial and error. Number 11....if you want your cigar to burn well after an ash, give it a good spot to break at. About 3-4 puffs before you want your ash to drop, give it one DEEP draw that rings the burn line with orange light. Then after a few normal puffs, your break should occur right at the point where you gave it that hard puff. Furthermore, you will get a good burn going AFTER the ashing this way. One of the main reasons we do not ash a cigar like a cigarette is that SOME ash on the cherry end helps to keep the burn going continuously. Once it ashes, lightly blow through the cigar and continue smoking as normal.