| Cigar lighting technique using a Zippo Lighter | | | | awkward trying to really puff on it. |
| I love to sit out on my porch in the afternoon with a | | | | My father gave me these pointers: a) be sure to get |
| fine cigar in one hand and glass of wine in the other, | | | | yourself a Zippo Brand Windproof lighter so the wind |
| then gaze upon the setting sun to the east. As my | | | | will not blow the flame out.. b) as you hold the cigar |
| children play baseball in the yard and my dog sleeping | | | | begin to puff with the tip of the cigar right at the |
| under my feet, I think back to the very first cigar I | | | | end of the flame. and c) begin to rotate the cigar |
| ever lit. It was a big old one that my father gave me | | | | while puffing using your thumb and index/middle |
| - these were much bigger than the cigarettes I was | | | | fingers for about 20 seconds. |
| accustomed to, but had a very unique smell that I | | | | He was right! My first lighter was a chrome Zippo |
| enjoyed when my dad smoked his. I just held this in | | | | brand and together with this technique, lighting a cigar |
| one hand and tried to light it, but had a very hard | | | | became a breeze. |
| time. The wind blew out my butane lighter, and I felt | | | | |