Can't afford a decent stogie right now, and I ain't up to a cheap one
What constitutes a "decent" cigar? I have smoked a few cigars such as some billed as "Honduran handrolled" which sold for about $4.50 in the late eighties, but most of my experience is from the real cheap nasty ones I purchased specifically for "fighting fire with fire" with the obnoxious variety of cigarette smokers.
A good cigar is one that has tobacco that was properly kept, such as humidity, temperature, and no preservatives or insecticides. It's also not terribly old, or purchased from stocks of tobacco that ended up sold on the aftermarket because the crop was affected by weather or other factors. A cigar that has dried up is harsh and leaves a burning aftertaste, and burns hotter and faster when you smoke it.
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