3 Parts of a Cigar
Cigar connessiours have created a culture around the art of smoking,
assembling various theories and accessories to debate and facilitate smoking.
Much like wine tasting, cigar smoking has been seen as a diversion of the upper
echelons of society. What are 3 parts of a cigar? You can enjoy a cigar without knowing how it was put
together, but learning the basic parts of a cigar can be instrumental in helping you
choose the best quality cigars. The first thing many smokers notice about a cigar is the wrapper, the layer of tobacco
on the outside of a cigar. A cigar’s wrapper is very important because it provides much
of the flavor of the cigar. The best quality tobacco leaves are usually used to construct
the wrapper. They range in color from very clear (claro) to very dark (oscuro). Binders are known as the ‘intermediate leaves.’ They are used to hold the tobacco
filler together. Binders can vary considerably. Last but certainly not least is the filler used to make a cigar. The filler is the tobacco.
Generally, filler can be either long or short. Long filler consists of whole tobacco leaves,
while short filler consists of scraps.
There is an art to smoking cigars. From choosing a cigar, 3 parts of a cigar, giving the cigar the right cut, how you should light the cigar, to even the ashtray you should use. To learn more about being a cigar connoisseur please visit, http://www.squidoo.com/cigartalk
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