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Hi, I'm Seth., my passion for smoking and my interest in cigars led me to make this website https://sethshumidor.com/ as I was sharing some feedback with friends who are also passionate about cigars.I am not only a consumer but also looking for more knowledge to keep up with new products available in the market.
Making cigars by hand. Three kinds of leaves are used to make the fillings. Ligero The leaves are collected from the top of the bush and have the greatest strength, but they are slow-burning. Seco: They are the leaves from the middle of the bush. They have the greatest flavor and provide the cigar with an extra refined taste. Volado is the final type of leaf. They provide the best burning. The three kinds of leaves are used within the cigar. It is their mixture (pouch) with different proportions together with the different tobaccos that give such an array of flavors, aroma and other characteristics of the cigar.
The expert who makes the cigar's sachets are respected as much as an experienced mixer in the wine business. He decides the success or failure of a new cigar, and its composition is held in strict confidence. To create a cigar's shape the bonding leaf has to be used to join the leaves of filler. This kind of leaf is essential because of its firmness and strength and flavor as a second characteristic. The cigar should smoke gradually and evenly on the sheet of binder. Although it appears to be the most fundamental element of a cigar's construction, it's actually not. The aesthetics and enjoyment of a cigar's smoke is dependent on the quality of its binder leaf. Flavor and heat are vital to the quality of the cover leaf. The caliber of the leaf that covers it is crucial to any cigar. The mantle leaf must have at least 30-70% flavor. (I am not convinced by this though. My experience has been that cigars that have been stored in excess and then restored to their original form can be damaged due to the coating sheet. You will need to remove it. I believe that the taste remains the same. The wrapper, which accounts for just 10% of a cigar's total weight, could account for as much as 70% of the value.
A cigar is judged through its appealing appearance, texture and aroma. The covering sheet should be smooth and free of any trace of veins that are coarse. The biggest difference between a cigar as opposed to other products of tobacco (cigarettes, cigarillos, pipe tobacco) A real cigar is made solely from tobacco, i.e. the quality of a tobacco cigar is primarily determined by the grade of tobacco (of course, the hand of a master have a major role in this, but even the top master won't create anything with bad tobacco) It is dependent on the plant itself (the variety) and on the soil it grows in as well as the climate. and of course, the hands of the person who is responsible for growing it and preparing it in order that the cigar can be made from it. It is a reminder of what I've said. You're able to decide for yourself the variety of plants as well as the soil and climate are all factors that influence the production of wine. This is why you can make a comparison between a cigar and wine. Similar to wine, cigars can be aged. They become better. Like wine, however, not all cigars are created equal , and they are not under the same conditions.
