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Should the cigar's band be removed or left on before lighting it?

Should the cigar's band be removed or left on before lighting it?

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It’s up to you but proper European etiquette is to remove the label. Sometimes it might be difficult to remove it without the risk of damaging the cigar’s wrapper. You should smoke the cigar about two thirds down, as the heat and moisture will soften the band’s natural glue. At that time you can safely remove the band.


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