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Sometimes the smaller cigars are made from chopped tobacco, or scraps from long-filler cigars. These are typically machine made. Some of them can be pretty decent, and the difference in price is due to the difference in cost between the better quality tobacco used in larger hand made cigars. Also, the hand construction costs more. GIve the smaller ones a try and compare taste with long filler cigars.

woahh! tried it this morning with a montecristo cigar and its just amazing! im 14 and told a couple friends that i smoke with and they love it too!!

get a life and stop smoking….

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Thanks amigo. No, I’m not a member of Puff. I don’t have the time anymore to belong to any cigar forums. Life has just become too complicated and I don’t have the time. Instead I have been spending more time on Twitter and Facebook.

Thanks for the props. I like a wide range of cigars and don’t have a favorite. As an every day smoke I would choose something like a Padron Maduro, J. Fuego Corojo No. 1 or Tatuaje.

I discovered so cold retrohaling by my selves, it is worth to try it. But if You are not very experienced cigar smoker, be aware of that.

I mean i love my cigars as much as the next guy, but this guy is plain fruity

Good video. Snorting helps you learn how to retrohale. I did it the first time but now it is just 2nd nature (no snorting now). I really enjoy my cigars more. Hey Doc what do you like to smoke?

I do have a question though it may seem a bit pathetic. you stated with retrohaling that you can start the exhale through the mouth and transfer through the nose at the end. I personally learned to start with the nose and end with exhaling the last little bit. Is there any significant difference in the way the palate develops or am i just blowing smoke? (haha could not resist that one.)

Channel the smoke through my nose? No thank you I prefer expelling it out of my mouth.

True, but the difference is that cigarette smokers usually blow smoke out of their noses after they inhale into their lungs. Retrohaling does not involve the lungs at all. In the lungs, cigarette smoke is “filtered” and thus, blowing the smoke out through the nose is less likely to represent the true flavor of the tobacco. It’s a completely different experience to retrohale cigar smoke, which has a higher pH than cigarette smoke and therefore has a more significant impact on the olfactory bulbs.

Cigar smoke is alkaline (has a higher pH relative to cigarette smoke) and as a result is difficult to inhale without severely irritating the respiratory airways. Also, because it is alkaline, it doesn’t readily absorb as well through the linings of the lungs, but is more efficiently delivered via the mucous membranes of the mouth. The alkalinity, plus the bigger unfiltered particles, makes it more harmful to lung tissue.