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I’ll Kick This Off — My Intro
Welcome to The Stogie Clubhouse! I’ll kick this off with a quick intro. I first got into cigars when a good friend surprised me with an assorted pack for my birthday. At first, I wasn’t sure what to expect — but one night on my apartment patio I gave it a try. I ended up smoking one every night until that pack was gone… and I haven’t stopped since. Now my humidor is always stocked, my whiskey glass is never far away 🥃, and I’m here to share the cigar lifestyle with all of you. 🚀 Your First 3 Moves 1️⃣ Drop what you’re currently smoking below. 2️⃣ Comment on at least one active thread this week. 3️⃣ Join us Sunday at 7PM CST for Live Smoke.
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Cut Styles Explained: Quick Guide
Choosing the right cut changes how your cigar smokes. Here’s a quick breakdown: 1. Straight Cut ✂️ - The classic and most popular. - Gives the widest, easiest draw. - Best for: almost all cigars, especially large ring gauges. 2. V-Cut 🔻 - Creates a wedge-shaped channel in the cap. - Produces a concentrated, flavorful draw. - Best for: thicker cigars or when you want more intensity. 3. Punch Cut 🥊 - Cuts a small hole in the cap. - Provides a tighter draw, less loose tobacco. - Best for: smaller ring gauges and cigars with delicate wrappers. 💡 Pro Tip: Try all three — you’ll find that certain blends taste better with specific cuts. 👉 Which cut do you use most often?
Celebrating our Win!
Vegas Golden Knights up 3-0 in the playoff series. So I picked a good one to celebrate! This is number z8 or 9 I may have lost count!
Celebrating our Win!
Wrapping up Sunday with my first Plasencia
Great weekend continues with a fire pit and my first cigar from Plasencia. This is the 151 and it's a smooth smoke! I'm getting some sweetness and a little spice with a creamy mouth feel. I've ordered a sampler pack and I can't wait to stack them up against each other. It's a very enjoyable cigar to sit back with some country jazz and a bourbon.
Wrapping up Sunday with my first Plasencia
Fellowship, grief and a cigar
I spent several hours with a friend of mine Saturday who I haven't been able to see much because of his wife's sickness. She had cancer and he was overwhelmed trying to deal with that and take care of her. When she finally passed away, and I say finally as she is now out of pain, I reached out to him to see how he was doing and ask if he wanted to have a cigar. Fast forward six weeks and yesterday, he texted me that he would love to have a cigar. I knew he didn't have any so I had an Undercrown shade ready for him. It was a great 2-hour time where we got to talk about the memories of her and he opened up about the struggles that he was going through following her passing. They had been married for decades. We were able to also laugh about time spent together, and also dive into what the future might look like for him. I believe that without the cigar there wouldn't have been the fellowship. I have talked in the past about how it is a tool that can be used to bring people together. As he left I was struck by how exactly true that is. We would not have had the same conversation, opening up aboit feelings, tears and laughter, without that cigar.
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