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How to Rehydrate Whole Leaf Tobacco
Over time you might find that your tobacco leaves are looking a little dry or stale, but it doesn't mean that you can't still enjoy them. Tobacco may dry out more or less depending on its storage conditions, though, luckily, there are several ways that you can bring...
Seco vs. Ligero Tobacco Leaves
When it comes to enjoying a great cigar, there are a few characteristics that should be considered. Each enthusiast has a personal preference, but generally, it comes down to aroma, flavor, and smoke output. These characteristics are dramatically affected by the type...
What Are White and Green Spots on My Tobacco Leaves?
Uh oh. Are you seeing white/green spots on tobacco leaves you’ve purchased? Don’t fret! There’s a strong chance that it isn’t mold, but instead, a natural occurrence that has little effect on the taste and aroma of your tobacco. It can be disappointing to see...
How Tobacco Came to Europe
Tobacco is prominent in nations all over the world today, but it has a bit of a controversial past. Actions taken over 500 years ago fueled the popularity of tobacco use and it eventually became a top export for numerous countries. In modern-day Europe (2014, to be...
Cigar Terminology Guide
As you learn more about cigars, you’ll find that there are a number of cigar terms that may seem a bit strange. Cigar terminology encompasses a variety of different words that are specific to the cigar industry, and understanding the verbiage can help you enhance your...
Where Are the Top Tobacco Growing Regions?
Tobacco growing regions span across the globe as many countries have adopted tobacco as a primary annual crop. What started in Central America years ago has spread, and it isn’t slowing down. As decades pass, global production of tobacco increases and stretches to the...
How to Fix Common Cigar Problems
When it comes to tobacco smoking, nothing could be worse than lighting up a sweet-smelling cigar, whether it be store-bought or hand-rolled with whole tobacco leaves, and experiencing poor performance. Smoking cigars that are too hard, too soft, or take too much...
How Long Should I Age My Freshly Rolled Cigar?
An aging cigar is a beautiful thing – so much anticipation of the taste and aroma, but you have to be patient! While there’s nothing wrong with smoking a freshly rolled cigar (it can be quite a novelty, in fact), an aged cigar develops certain attractive qualities...
Pipe vs Cigar Tobacco
If you ask a layman, they might say that all tobacco is created equal, but true connoisseurs know that there’s a pretty big disparity between these two types of products in terms of factors like form, flavor, and more. We’ll dive into some of the most obvious pipe and...
How to Create Your Own Tobacco Blend
Using your own leaf allows you to learn and adapt to your very specific palette. With time and practice, you can find the ultimate experience perfectly designed for you. Your skills and tastes will mature over time, and so will your expertise in the art of...