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This would make a perfect gift for an older gentleman who enjoys smoking and the finer things in life. 7 – Xikar Lighter Element ELX
The image doesn’t give a good idea of how solid or hefty this lighter is–it looks light, but it’s solid.
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You don’t have to smoke cigars for long before you realize that cheap matches or plastic, convenience-store lighters won’t be good enough. In fact, you should never light a cigar with a cigarette lighter or cigarette matches. You can easily ruin a good cigar with these. Some cigar smokers prefer a “spill” over a match or lighter because, when lit, the cedar strip imparts a slight cedar flavor to the tobacco. Plus, cedar is “cleaner” than typical matches, and since spills are longer, you have more time to light your cigar properly. We’ve spoken before about how to light your cigarbest and now we’re going to focus on finding the best tool for the job. What Makes A Good Cigar Lighter? First, always make sure that the area around your cigar is clear of any flammable materials before lighting it. This includes anything from loose clothing to paper towels.
As the name suggests, this quad jet lighter has four angled jets to create an apex of precision engineered flames to concentrate heat and efficiently light any cigar with confidence. Cigar smoking is an experience that goes way beyond just smoking. It’s a ritual with precise steps that, if done incorrectly, can negatively impact the whole experience.The S.T. Dupont is easily one of the best cigar lighters you’ll find. The model I’m recommending is one of the more affordable lighters from this manufacturer. Many of their other models cost several hundred dollars. Imagine a Bunsen burner that’s used for pleasure instead of chemistry experiments, and you’ll have a good idea of what you can expect from this one. The triple flame is also a great larger gauged cigars. It has the flame power to light larger width cigars even;y to give you an optimal smoking experience. The design is unusual. The lid opens like a camera aperture, which keeps dirt and ash out of the lighter.