Cigars

Supre Sweets offer a pretty good smoke for a machine made cigar. The price is about half of other comparable brands (eg: Swisher Sweets, Dutch Masters, William Penn). That lower price offers far less mark-up per square inch of shelf space to the vendor. Pretty sure you can see where this is going. I personally enjoy Supre Sweets (smoother burn, more consistent product, slight flavor of vanilla all combine to suit me.) You can find Supre sweets easily on the internet. Place your order - enjoy your smokes. Answered by: ObviousAdvice@yahoo.com

Yes , a cigar may be smoked til it's down to the nub but usually the cigar will go "hot" because it's so close to the end .

If you have a tear in the "head" end, the end you cut, you can lick it to attempt to hold it together and to keep it from sucking air. A tear in the "foot" end... if it is not affecting your draw, just smoke through it. You can cut it, but more than likely when you have a problem it is an indication of storage problems. A split that starts near the foot and continues just ahead of the burn can be a sign that your humidity is too low. It is also true that you can get a bad one every once in a while.

Yes, but you will have to pay special taxes at Irelands border. It wont be profitable for you. Your better of buying locally or at a closer country.

Cigars are stored in containers called "humidors". ---- Some individuals create a homemade humidor out of a tupperware or insulated cooler. These are called "Tupperdors or Coolerdors"

Cigar smoking room

Some risks of buying cigars online include the order being lost before it arrives,or buying lower end cigars than you thought you were buying, It is suggested you just place a small order to see the quality/packing of the cigars. This way you can build rapport with the merchant by speaking with them before you place an order.

Empty wooden cigar boxes range from a couple dollars to as much as $20. Of coarse there are exceptions... cardboard cigar boxes are more plentiful and range from .50 to a couple dollars.

The best that I have had is Bonita Springs I believe was blended by Willie Herrera you have to live in Florida or order online. They make them at El Titan de Bronze in little Havana Miami... in fact I think I'll go have one now.

The toxic substances in cigar/cigarette smoke (not just nicotine) act to slow down the normal attraction of white blood cells to areas of infection. Bacteria then have a much greater chance of multiplying in the body before being (slowly) destroyed. This process has regularly been reproduced in petri dishes with bacteria and cigarette residue combined.

A cuban industrialist who established the cigar making industry in the U.S.A.

I like to, but it's not necessary.

i would assume that Tony Soprano smokes Cuban cigars.

Rudyard Kipling wrote a poem titled "The Betrothed." It's about a man whose wife told him, "it's me or those damned cigars." And the narrator explains, in exquisite detail, why it will be those damned cigars.

CVS Pharmacy in the Washington DC Area has them. Other areas might also have them.

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Depends on the maker and how you are going to sell it, in a garage sale $5

Yeah, all tobacco produces nicotine.

It is any kind of box or room with a constant humidity where you would store cigars, cigarettes, or pipe tobacco in

The only thing one can do to stop smoking. Trying to reverse the effects of smoke inhalation is difficult but over time they will clear unless many years of inhalation have compromised the natural recuperative qualities of the lungs! While cigars are not usually inhaled there are some people who will take in a moderate amount of the smoke but cessation is the only way

Yes. All cigars made with tobacco contain nicotine.

It depends a lot on condition. In very good condition with the graphics still intact this item should be valued at somewhere in the range of $40 to $70 and in excellent condition and to the right collector it could bring a $100.

That's what I would like to know! I just found a packet of them in my Grans house, they belonged to my Grandad who died 30 years ago!

The "juice" is a solution you add to your humidification jars in the humidor. This product helps regulate the humidity inside the humidor.

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"Cigar juice" is propylene glycol diluted with distilled water. All glycols (which are complex alcohols) absorb moisture from the air, or release moisture to the air, until the moisture level in the air and the water bound in the glycol are equal. Unlike almost all glycols, propylene glycol won't kill you if you ingest any. (It's used in medicines and some foods.)

If you have a compounding pharmacy in your area--it won't have the name of a chain on the door, and it'll probably be by the hospital--they will sell you a quart of pure propylene glycol cheaper than a bottle of cigar juice is. Add distilled water to it in a 1:1 ratio and put it in your humidifier. When you need to add more moisture to the humidifier, just use plain distilled water.