firemanmike109
10 years ago
So I've read what I can about leaving the cellophane wrapper on or off. I have yet to see an article on recommendations of cutting while cellophane is on. If I decide to leave the cellophane on, do I cut the cigar while it's still in the cellophane? Or remove the cigar,cut it, and replace it in the cellophane before lighting? Wasn't sure if cutting the cellophane creates an uneven burn after being cut.
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stinger88
10 years ago
Don't overthink it. If the cigar comes in cello, leave it in the cello for storing. When you want to smoke it, pull it out of the cello, cut it, then light it. All the other crap is just minutiae.
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dharbolt
10 years ago
In the cello. It makes nice flavors. Burns better too
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firemanmike109
10 years ago

In the cello. It makes nice flavors. Burns better too

dharbolt wrote:


So cutting the cello doesn't effect the burn of it? I've noticed the increase flavor and smoke, and I like the dripping the cello creates.
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tamapatom
10 years ago

So cutting the cello doesn't effect the burn of it? I've noticed the increase flavor and smoke, and I like the dripping the cello creates.

firemanmike109 wrote:


Cut with a chop saw and you get no unraveling.
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Speyside
10 years ago
Ask Tank.
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hnixon12
10 years ago

So I've read what I can about leaving the cellophane wrapper on or off. I have yet to see an article on recommendations of cutting while cellophane is on. If I decide to leave the cellophane on, do I cut the cigar while it's still in the cellophane? Or remove the cigar,cut it, and replace it in the cellophane before lighting? Wasn't sure if cutting the cellophane creates an uneven burn after being cut.

firemanmike109 wrote:




Ummmm yeah....over analyzing!! Take the cellophane off and cut the darn thing
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dstieger
10 years ago
There are some that routinely cut with cello on....some that cut with cello on before putting in traveldor in case they won't have a cutter when it comes time to smoke. I generally advise against it for two reasons: I've heard that cutting cello will hasten the dulling of your cutter; and if you have a less than very sharp cutter and the cello doesn't cut clean, you can sort of smash the cap.
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tamapatom
10 years ago
I've got a few Monte #2 that were gifted to me precut......I can't get over the feeling that they lost their virginity without me.
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