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Great to be back . I light my Don Felos and CAO Brazilias all the time with a cheap Bic lighter and I dont notice any ill effects. No off flavors or anything.

I have also used matches and an actual cigar lighter and it tastes the same.

I think its all just Cigar Afficionado reading douchebag types who push this nonsense that you need a fancy Xikar lighter or whatever **** they are selling just to light your **** cigar

I use a MAPP gas torch...

Much faster...

But you're lighting yard gars with a bic, so that's ok.

Fine cigars, you should probably use a torch... because torches are better.

lol, there's cheap torches dude... I don't think I've ever spent more than 20 bucks on a torch.

Torches are better for lighting and for touching up burn lines.

I use bics when playing golf cause if you lose them, no big deal... but when I'm chillin, torch is the way to go.

Just so you know, a $10 to $15 torch and a $5 can of butane will outlast 40 bics... do the math.

I like my old Zippo with the liquid Naptha fuel....adds great flavor to my smokes, and talk about cheap, I've had the lighter 20 some odd years and the fluid lasts forever....

I knew I was right

When I fly in somewhere, and don't want a torch lighter confiscated at the security check-point, I'll buy a BIC upon arrival...hard to find the cheap plastic torches.... the BIC does not toast the foot well but it does the job lighting the cigar and will last for a two week trip...


Torches are superior to BICs if there is any wind, to do touch-ups on crooked burns, and to light the cigar quickly.

BIC! All day, and every day!

Went through a half-dozen high-end lighters, a Ronson torch Z sent, and watched others go through the "high altitude" lighters. All failed after a few days or weeks.

As Viski said:
As long as you don't use a Zippo...

I heard that brother

Sounds like a fine young lady!

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Everyone knows the Bics are the King Of All Lighters, so it's fitting to use them to light the CAO Brazilia, the King Of All Cigars. It makes sense!
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Couldn't agree more

I think I'll light my cigar BEFORE doing that **** and I'll be just fine

I learn that wood matches or a good butane filled lighter, has a better flavor for the cigar

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Xikar, the eternally-renewing lighter. Anytime it has any problem of any kind, take it to a dealer smoke shop, and they hand you a new one. No sales slip, no other proof of purchase, no paper of any kind, no ID, no names, no nothing. Instant swap. As often as needed. Until you die.

And then, whoever inherits your cigar stuff can do the same thing repeatedly and forever, until they die. And then the next inheritor can do it, and so on, until Xikar goes out of business or until the sun turns into a red giant and devours the Earth a few billion years from now, whichever comes first.

Sure they're not $3, but they're "Eterna-Lighters". Buy Xikar, buy once. Buy cheap, buy over and over and over.
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