Sometimes even a good cigar needs a little touch up to even things out. What I found is if I put my bottom lip over most of the cigar and draw like normal this seems to make the cigar burn towards the area that needs to be touched up. Rotate the area that needs touched up to 12 o'clock and then draw on the cigar like I described above.

Most of the time this seems to straighten up the burn line within less than a minute.

Just a noop but Id never seen this posted anywhere before.

99cobra2881 wrote:

Just purge the cigar with the area that needs touched up on the bottom.......Works like a charm.

Whistlebritches wrote:

Wouldn't it work better on top? Assuming that the purge is sending more oxygen to stoke the coal and heat rises. Maybe both techniques are all about making coal hotter...like a hot burning campfire vs one not tended to.

tamapatom wrote:

More oxygen on the bottom side to get it burning while purging.Do not do anything out of the ordinary with your lips............unless you're purging Z's cigar.According to Vic he likes your lower lip wrapped up around his sack.

Whistlebritches wrote:

More oxygen on the bottom side to get it burning while purging.Do not do anything out of the ordinary with your lips............unless you're purging Z's cigar.According to Vic he likes your lower lip wrapped up around his sack.

Whistlebritches wrote:

No. I like the tongue on my sack, would you get it right for once? This is why I told you you were doing a terrible job and weren't going to get paid your $20 for it.

victor809 wrote:

I was taught that when they "canoe" and you don't want to dress with a lighter turn the longer side to the bottom as the burn is hotter there then on the top. If its not too bad they self-correct.
Sounded incorrect but then thought about cooking over a fire, hotter near the bottom.

Works for me.

itsawaldo wrote:

Umm that was $200 douchebag........

Whistlebritches wrote: