Cigar Recon Cigar Review on the ZK stands for Zero Knowledge. We offer no information on our cigar to create an experience filled with mystery and intrigue. Made from Premium long filler tobaccos from Nicaragua, these cigars are the perfect daily smoke. Some have suggested they taste hints of cocoa on the cold draw after clipping the cap. Others have suggested they tasted hints of earth and hay. What will your experience be? How will you define the flavors?
We offer the ZK with three unique wrappers; Maduro, Habano and Connecticut. The ZK Maduro is cloaked in a Mexican San Andreas wrapper. The ZK Connecticut is an Ecudorian-grown Connecticut wrapper draped over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The ZK Habano sports an Ecuadorian-grown Habano wrapper draped over a Nica binder and with Nica fillers.
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Factors to Consider When Buying a Cigar
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Factors to Consider When Buying a Cigar
There is a vast array of cigars available in the retail humidor, and it can be difficult to know what to choose. If you know something about cigar blends and strengths, you can make an educated decision when it comes time to buy a cigar. Here are some of the most important factors to consider before purchasing a cigar. Keeping these points in mind will help you choose the best cigars for your taste and lifestyle.
Cigars, like cigarettes, are not particularly healthy. Despite their reputation for being a classier and celebratory alternative, they also pose numerous health risks, and should never be a substitute for cigarettes. Cigars are highly addictive and can lead to a wide range of serious health problems. Both cigarettes and cigars contain tobacco, which has been shown to cause cancer. However, cigarettes are more likely to cause lung cancer.
Using a clipper is important when cutting a cigar. Without it, you can end up with an uneven or frayed surface. A good clipper allows you to make a smooth, fast cut. These cuts also ensure the longest smoke and a clean surface. This is important if you want to get the maximum smoke out of a cigar.
Another important consideration is the tobacco used for the wrapper. Wrapper tobacco is not as smooth as filler tobacco, and should not be too coarse. Cigar makers can get creative with this part of the cigar. They usually use various tobaccos from different countries and different primings.
