To preserve the quality and flavor of your cigars, store them in a humidor at a stable humidity level between 68-72% and at a temperature around 70°F.

This will ensure they remain fresh and ready for your enjoyment.

Yes, CIGAR KNGS is available in various quantities to suit your preferences.

You can choose from a single 5-count pack, or a 10-cigar pack, all crafted to deliver the same luxurious experience in every smoke

To light a cigar, follow these steps:

1. Cut the cigar: Use a cigar cutter to remove the cap.

2. Toast the foot: Hold the cigar just above the flame (preferably a butane lighter) and gently rotate it to toast the foot evenly.

3. Light the cigar: Hold the cigar in your mouth and slowly draw air through it while continuing to rotate the foot near the flame to ensure an even burn.

4. Check the burn: Once lit, take a few puffs to ensure it's burning evenly, adjusting as needed.

There are several types of cigar cutters, each designed for a specific cut style:

1. Straight Cutter: This is the most common cutter. It creates a clean, straight cut across the cap of the cigar, giving a full draw. It's simple and effective.

2. V-Cutter: This cutter makes a "V"-shaped notch in the cap of the cigar. It provides a deeper draw and enhances the cigar's flavor.

3. Punch Cutter: This cutter punches a small hole in the cap of the cigar. It’s ideal for smaller cigars and offers a controlled draw, preventing the wrapper from unraveling.

4. Scissor Cutter: This type features sharp, scissor-like blades. It allows for a precise cut and is often preferred by those who want a more traditional cutting tool.

5. Double Guillotine Cutter: A variation of the straight cutter, this version uses two blades to make a clean, quick cut. It’s popular for larger cigars and gives a uniform cut.

Each type offers a different cutting style, so it’s a matter of preference based on the type of cigar and the desired smoking experience.