Discover how cigars are grown, cured, and enjoyed to their full aroma.
This classic guide explains the craft and care that keep cigars fresh and flavorful for up-to-date smokers.
From the meaning of Cuban tobacco regions to the steps of tobacco planting, curing, blending, and shaping, the book frames the history and practice behind a finished cigar. It covers lighting and smoking technique, as well as how to store cigars to preserve their bouquet and avoid flavor loss. It also discusses different cigar types, the role of wrappers, and how proper handling can affect performance and enjoyment.
- How tobacco becomes a cigar, including curing and blending for flavor.
- Ways to light and smoke cigars to enjoy full aroma and bouquet.
- Tips for keeping cigars fresh, flavorful, and free from unintended odors.
- Differences between wrappers, shapes, and regional varieties in practice.
Ideal for readers seeking practical, time-honored tips on cigar making, handling, and enjoyment.