Leon Jimenes® Prestige

It is important to have patience when smoking your cigar. Wait until the ash is at least an inch long before making your first ash. Allowing the ash to build up and fall off naturally will prevent overheating, but wait too long to ash and it may fall unexpectedly, creating an unwanted mess.

Choosing a cigar is dependent upon your own preferences. From fuller-bodied to lighter and more mild, you will likely need to try a few before you know what you like. Choose a shape and size based on how long you would like to enjoy your cigar. You might opt for a bigger cigar for a longer experience, while smaller cigars will provide a quick, convenient indulgence.

Find the shoulder of the cigar where the curved part of the cigar begins to straighten out, then place the head of the cigar in your cutter’s opening, right at the seam to prevent unraveling. Close the blades just enough to hold the cigar in place, and once you’ve ensured you’re cutting in the right place, quickly and confidently make your cut.