The wrapper is the outermost leaf of the cigar and plays a crucial role in flavor and aesthetics. Different wrapper types, such as Connecticut, Maduro, and Habano, impart unique flavors and characteristics to the cigar.
Use a cigar cutter to make a clean, straight cut just above the cap. Light the cigar evenly with a butane torch or wooden matches, rotating it to ensure an even burn.
Yes, cigars still pose health risks. While they may be less harmful than cigarettes due to differences in inhaling, cigar smoke contains harmful chemicals and can lead to oral, throat, and lung cancers, as well as other health issues.
