Some of my cigars do that and some don't at the same pace. When I need to slow my pace the cigar eventually goes out. I'll let it sit for 5 - 10 minutes, but when I re-light and keep a slower pace the same thing happens.
@@holtscigars I keep my cigars between 65 - 68 %, which has been ideal for many of them since I light up outdoors in Florida's high humidity. The biggest problem I have outdoors is with Alec Bradley's Black Market. It over-heats almost immediately no matter the pace or humidification (65 - 70 %).
I really need to get back to Philly and come see you guys… it’s Always worth the drive, I’m only a few hours west in Altoona,Pennsylvania.. I always try my best to swing by when I’m in town… seriously though Holt’s has the best service in town its the best place to get your hands on some really amazing cigars.. from the rare finds to common cigar greatness they have it or can get it… both locations have whatever you need including absolutely amazing customer service… hopefully here before the summers out I can venture out that way and visit again… keep doing great things…
I stick to a 2 puff per minute ish rule maybe one small primer puff and one long draw which will get the wrapper burning. Stick to that about every minute and you can smoke literally the entire cigar
how about once it gets to about 2 inches in length? it seems obvious to me that it’s just the heat from the tobacco burning but i figure it wouldn’t hurt to ask
I’ve been smoking cigars now for 6 months. Still new to the game. I find that this happens to me with a cigar I really enjoy. If I love the flavor I’m on that thing like a chunky guy on an ice cream cone.
