Cigar lighters are specifically designed to light up cigars as compared to regular lighters. Cigars require a certain temperature and steady flame for an even burn, and cigar lighters are equipped with features such as wider fuel chambers and angled flames that cater to the precision required in lighting up a cigar. Whether you are an aficionado or new to smoking cigars, finding the right cigar lighter can make all the difference in your smoking experience.
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Zippo Iridescent Lighter
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$15.99
Cigar smoking is an ancient tradition that has been around for centuries. It is a ritual that many indulge in, whether it's to celebrate a special occasion or to unwind at the end of the day. Along with cigars comes the need for a reliable lighter, and that’s where cigar lighters come in.
The history of cigar lighters can be traced back to the 19th century when cigars were becoming increasingly popular throughout Europe and North America. They started as simple contraptions made out of wood or metal pipe, which people would use to ignite their cigars by heating up the tip.
However, as time passed, cigar lighters evolved into more sophisticated models. The first model was created by Carl Auer von Welsbach in 1903; a Viennese chemist who discovered how to make metallic cerium by reducing cerium oxide with aluminum powder. This led him to invent gas lamps and then develop his own line of cigar lighters called ‘Auer Fire’, which laid down the foundation for modern day lighter designs.
In 1932, Alfred Dunhill designed one of the most iconic lighters ever known – “the Dunhill Rollagas.” Unlike its predecessors whose flames flickered inaccurately causing uneven lighting on your stogie’s surface area, this device featured an adjustable flame height and easily accessible ignition button, providing effortless control over your smoke experience from start-to-finish.
During World War II (1941-45), lighter production halted due lack of raw materials however after war ended they returned better than before with new technology such as butane fuel powered mechanisms making them smaller yet more efficient until present day.
Today’s cigar enthusiasts have access to some incredibly intricate and creative options like Zippo Butane Lighter [https://www.zippo.com/collections/lighters] or Xikar Allume Cigar Lighter [http://www.xikar.com/products/lighters/allume-single-jet-all-black/], which are specifically designed for lighting cigars. These modern-day devices have different functions ranging from dual flames/triple jets powered by pressurized butane fuel keeping them lightweight while also having optimal amount of firepower - igniting any size smoke perfectly without breaking a sweat!
In conclusion' let us lift our virtual glasses together... To all those who love smoking fine Cuban rolls or maybe prefer something else, we hope you found this blog post informative. Whether you are an experienced smoker or someone just starting out with your first stick today has shown how far we’ve come from manual lighting tools long ago fashioned out of wood/metal sticks ignited using flintstones - now there are so many diverse types tailored specifically towards enhancing enjoyment if appreciating traditional tobacco based products like Premium Cigars!
