Cigars

well, maybe if you didn't smoke you wouldn't gag

Marlboro lights and Merit Ultralights

Cigar is a big cigarette containing more nicotine. If you inhale cigar smoke, it's not good for you. You absorb the nicotine through the surfaces of your mouth and you get the kick. That's all. Don't inhale the smoke.

Cigars are WAY better than cigarettes because they are bigger and are more tastier. Another thought: I would not consider cigars addicting, though they do contain nicotine. The nicotine is absorbed into the mouth. Habit forming? Yes, cigars can be habit forming.

No, for a standard drug test (look for drugs and drugs metabolites).

Yes, if the test looks for nicotine and cotinine, a nicotine metabolite. Neither of these are illegal.

On average in takes about a half an hour, if it's a bigger cigar like a Churchill, it takes about one hour or so.

Yes, some people can become addicted after just one try.

While I'm not sure if they are totally chemical free there are electronic smoking alternatives. I've recently started using pure smoke and it is a water vapor inhalation system that so far has kept me happy and not inhaling any tar whatsoever.

There are millions of different chemicals in the human body and over a thousand in a cup of coffee. Every gas, liquid and solid is made up of chemicals - even the 'fresh air' we breathe.

Tobacco is legal in all US states at age 18.

Repeated tobacco use will eventually cause heath problems whether it is cancer or otherwise. An occasional cigar is not going to kill you however. It takes years of constant use to cause cancer.

Black and mild cigars is like a ciggarate but its longer and skinnier its like 5 squares but they are more relaxing than squares Black and mild cigars is like a ciggarate but its longer and skinnier its like 5 squares but they are more relaxing than squares

Corona is actually the size of a cigar. It is a longish cigar with a small gage (diameter).

nicotine, tobacoo and other kind of chemicals that can kill you well, nicotine yes, but only the amount contained in the tobacco, which isn't a chemical. most cigars don't have other chemicals, and if you don't inhale you'd have to smoke a great deal to actually die.

That's easy WHITE OWL. The quality is amazing. Wrapped in a little foil it's always fresh, NEVER stale. And it has strong taste of the flavor. In my opinion in flavor is grape or white grape.

There are a few ways.

First is by singles. The cigar dealer will open a box of cigars and people will buy individual cigars out of it. If you don't have a humidor, or you don't know what you like yet, this is a good way.


Then come bundled cigars. They shrinkwrap 20 cigars into a brick and put them in the store. These are lower-priced sticks. A lot of them taste good--JR Alternatives are like this.


Next are boxed cigars. A box contains 20 to 25 cigars.


The above cigars are usually individually wrapped in cellophane.


Finally comes the Cabinet Selection. This is a box that contains, usually, 50 cigars. They're combined into a hexagonal arrangement and tied together with a ribbon. For some reason the ribbon is always red. In Kipling's The Betrothed he speaks of "fifty dusky beauties tied with a string." That's a cabinet selection. The idea here is you buy this thing and stick it in your big humidor, box and all, for a couple years to let the sticks inside age to a turn.


All those are hand-rolled cigars. If you buy machine-made cigars, they come either in packs of five or in boxes.

They kill you as much as any other cigar/tobacco product does.

NO

Technically, yes, there is healthy cigarettes. There's a new item out there called the electronic cigarette. It's making a slow rise in the United Kingdom. It's supposed to give you the same feel that regular cigarettes do. Actual users of the electronic cigarette say it seems the same. There's no tar involved and I don't believe tobacco either so if it isn't completely healthy, it's still a lot healthier.

It cannot legally be done, and the fines for trying it are exceptionally high.

Now, this is the thing: It has been over 50 years since the embargo was decreed. In that time, Honduras and Nicaragua have become first-rate cigar-producing nations and a ton of counterfeited Cuban cigars are floating around. (I read a statistic once that was shocking: in some Cuban vitolas, such as the infamous Cohiba Esplendido, there are nine counterfeited cigars for every genuine one.) I would recommend savoring some of the fine and very legal cigars from H. Upmann, Punch, El Rey del Mundo or Romeo y Julieta and not worrying about your inability to legally buy Cubans.

Yes.

Clove cigarettes are made with tobacco, like normal cigarettes, often mixed with minced clove buds. The tobacco blend is then treated with a proprietary compound (which includes clove oil) to give them their distinctive taste. In many brands, after the cigarette is rolled, the paper is treated with a compound that may include saccharine to give the paper it's distinctive sweet flavor. (Just the end of the filter in Djarum Blacks & some others, while in other kretek's, the entire cigarette is treated.)

They have tar, nicotine, and other harmful elements just like any other cigarette. Tests indicate that the levels of tar and nicotine is comparable to that found in a 'normal' full flavor cigarette made in the US.

The Altadis Corporation owns Backwoods along with a fair number of other tobacco brands. They machine produce and market cigars, cigarettes and also own some higher end cigar lines that are hand-made only (like Macanudo).

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Cigar humidifiers can be purchased through online vendors such as Premium Humidors, Aristocrat Humidors, Thompson Cigars, Cheap Humidors and Cigar Accessories. Individual humidifiers can also be found on Amazon.

In all of Canada you have to be 19 years old to purchase cigarettes or any tobacco prouduct, including rolling papers.

If there is still any around, this should be the Cohiba Behike. Two years ago the single went for $500 and they came in boxes of 40! Only 100 boxes were made and pre-sold. Each cigar was rolled by Norma Fernandez: she was rolling for Fidel Castro when he was still smoking. You should also see the Behike humidor; amazing! A French made piece of art! HE Haralambides Rotterdam / The Netherlands