The Cigar Blending Process: From Idea to Repeatable Profile
From idea to boxed cigar: setting the brief, picking leaf by role, prototyping, QC, and the post-roll rest that makes profiles sing.
Maduro vs. Ligero/Viso/Seco/Volado: What Each Term Really Means
Primings describe leaf position; maduro describes wrapper processing. How they work together to create strength, aroma, and a smooth finish.
Maduro Wrappers Explained: Color, Process & Flavor
Dark ≠ automatically strong. How maduro wrappers are made, how they taste, storage/lighting tips, and what to look for when buying.
Lifecycle of a Cigar: From Seed to Smoke
A clear tour of cigar-making—from seed genetics and field primings to curing, fermentation, blending, rolling, and post-roll aging. What each stage contributes to flavor and draw.
Attributes of a mild cigar
Mild cigars are a popular choice, especially among new cigar smokers or those who prefer a more subtle smoking experience. The attributes of a mild cigar encompass its flavor profile, strength, and overall smoking experience. Here’s a detailed look at these characteristics:
Cigar Making - Bunching
Bunching is a crucial step in cigar making, involving the assembly of the filler leaves before they are encased in the binder and wrapper. The method used for bunching can significantly affect the draw, burn, and overall smoking experience of the cigar. Here are the primary methods of bunching cigars: