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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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pair it up with a Budweiser....The King of Beers 🍺

Couldn't agree more

Hop on a moving boat or a motorcycle and try that. Get back to me on that.

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

If you ever go to an event at a shpo you can get elitist lighters for free

But then again a $3 JetLine torch lighter works rather well too.

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

Maynerd is learning GNF.

Like candy vs liquor, torches are quicker.

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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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There is no other acceptable way to light a cigar than with flint and steel. All other methods will contaminate the flavors.
Here is a demonstration of the technique.


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