One of the best ways to experience a cigar’s full flavor is by retrohaling — pushing the smoke gently out through your nose. You don’t inhale into your lungs — instead, you let the smoke travel from your mouth through your nasal passages. Why it matters: - Unlocks hidden flavors your palate can’t catch alone. - Helps you pick up subtle notes like spice, wood, or sweetness. - Gives you a deeper appreciation for the blend. 👉 Have you tried retrohaling before? If so, what flavors did you pick up that surprised you? #TheStogieClubhouse #CigarTalk #CigarEducation

Kicked back with a CAO Fasa for tonight’s game. Bold stick, good company, and football on the screen — hard to beat that combo. 💨🔥 👉 Who’s watching Monday Night Football tonight, and what cigar do you have lit? #TheStogieClubhouse #CigarTalk #CAOFasa

I’ll kick this thing off… not sure you can beat this one! 🔥 👉 Drop your best cigar photo of the week in the comments below. It could be your setup, your ash game, your pairing — whatever makes your smoke special. We’ll highlight the top photo in next week’s roundup. Let’s see those shots!

What a great cigar! I've always enjoyed the Oliva V Maduro and this bigger ring size was very tasty. Enjoyed it with my beer of choice. Great cool evening to relax on the deck!

Lit up a JFR Super Toro Maduro this evening — bold, flavorful, and definitely a cigar that makes its presence known. At 6½ x 52, it’s a hefty stick but the smooth balance keeps it from being overpowering. 👉 Who else has tried the JFR line? What size or wrapper is your go-to? Drop your thoughts so we can compare notes inside the clubhouse. #TheStogieClubhouse #CigarTalk #JFRMaduro