Wasn't aware they even existed. Anyone else use them? What are the advantages or disadvantages? I found a thread from 2016 about where to buy custom built but you guy's didn't talk too much about how practical they are. Is it classy or dweebish to pull one out at your local shop when watching the ballgame?
Cigar Mouthpieces?
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ChuckMejia
The General
Like the tip adapters where you just slide in the cigar?
Ive been wanting to pick one up locally but i need to find one that works with several ring gauges
Ive been wanting to pick one up locally but i need to find one that works with several ring gauges
ChuckMejia
The General
I like this style
I'm guessing it cuts down on the smell on your face and fingers.
I read they help when the cap begins to unravel. They also prevent your drool mushing up the cap and provides a cooler smoke with the smaller ring gauges. Probably a pretty good nubber also.
I can see how they would prevent the damp cigar smell on your fingers and lips
I wonder if you would use the mouthpiece during the entire smoke or only when you have problems. I think the tastes of the wrapper building on your lips is a nice part of enjoying the flavors of a cigar.
$25 for the Cohiba set is cheap enough I guess I can afford to give them a try. I'd spend more then that on a set of pipes to burn nubs
I can see how they would prevent the damp cigar smell on your fingers and lips
I wonder if you would use the mouthpiece during the entire smoke or only when you have problems. I think the tastes of the wrapper building on your lips is a nice part of enjoying the flavors of a cigar.
$25 for the Cohiba set is cheap enough I guess I can afford to give them a try. I'd spend more then that on a set of pipes to burn nubs
Found this site also.
http://www.cigarclaw.com/
Another thing I hadn't considered was they offer an alternative for nubbin'.
http://www.cigarclaw.com/
Another thing I hadn't considered was they offer an alternative for nubbin'.
Dont tell @StogieFisher he will buy and try using it as a duck call
ChuckMejia
The General
Those sound like some good reasons to get one, along with the whole "fancy" looking factor that it brings. I don't nub many cigars, if its that good i just reach for another. But definitely going to pick one up to try, they seem relatively inexpensive.
ChuckMejia
The General
Does it feel weird going into a salon to get your eyebrows threaded?
ChuckMejia
The General
Hypebeast
Just got the Cohiba set, was really expecting them to take months to arrive. I've already had my morning smoke so don't know how they'll work but they seem to fit pretty well. Not the highest level of craftsmanship but for the price it's what I expected. I'm assuming that for box pressed cigars I'll have to wait till the cigar softens a bit before using the mouthpieces.