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Well, a cigar is indeed a status symbol in this society and showcases the person to be wealth and class. The cigars in Malaysia<br>come in different shapes, varieties, and taste to cater to<br>different people who love the a cigar<br>
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Choosing Right Cigars in Malaysia made Easy at Cigarmalaysia! Do you love cigars or do you want to try smoking a cigar? Well, a cigar is indeed a status symbol in this society and showcases the person to be wealth and class. The cigars in Malaysia come in different shapes, varieties, and taste to cater to different people who love the a cigar. Even if you’re new and want to try a cigar, trying out a cigar is fun, but selecting the right cigar would be a difficult task. Cigars are like a stick of tobacco yet, they look and feel better than a cigarette, people can crush cigars on a sidewalk, in an ash tray, or in a garbage can. Given below are some tips which can help you to pick a right cigar: Choose the correct type of cigar i.e. which one would you prefer whether a machine-made or man-made cigars. The hand made are superior to machine made as they are prepared from picked, sorted and bundled leaves by an individual cigar maker. Meanwhile, a machine-made cigar has smaller pieces of tobacco leaves and burns lower than a hand-made cigar. Therefore, its up to you, which one you need! A good cigar is generally measured on its length and ring gauge. The length of cigars ranges from 4 to 8 inches, while the most common cigar length being with 5 to 6 inches then comes the diameter of the cigar. The largest diameter is 52 in the ring and the larger the ring gauge the fuller flavored the cigar is. Keep in mind the color of the cigar is important while picking a good cigar. The cigars differ in their taste and quality. The darker the cigar the more full bodied and sweeter it is. As the darker cigar is thought to be more mature than a light brown cigar. On the other hand a lighter colored cigar will be lighter in flavor. So for the people who have just begun smoking cigar, a smaller and milder gauge cigar is recommended mostly and if they want to move on to a bigger size cigar they can! Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/choosing-right-cigars-malaysia-made-easy-david-parkinson
