Cigar Guide - The many different sizes and shapes of cigars

Monday’s with Mardo’s is a luxury resource to help guide you through the intricacies of the cigar industry. It can be difficult to determine which cigar is the ideal fit for you, given the different sizes and shapes available. With Monday's with Mardo's, you will find assistance in your cigar journey, no matter your level of experience. From beginners to aficionados they have something everyone needs; whether it's tips on rolling, packaging advice or guides on flavor profiles and pairing possibilities - Monday’s with Mardo’s has you covered. Their expert knowledge is perfect for any individual looking to enhance their experience and discover new varieties of cigars. Don't miss out on Monday’s with Mardo’s - an ideal source to learn more about cigars!

[@MardoCigars]

Thanks for watching and let us know in the comments if you found this video helpful and if there are any topics or questions you want us to cover in up coming episodes of Mondays with Mardo's!

[@bluenotejonesjr]

It helped a ton! Thank you so much. Just started and had no clue what I was doing. Have different sizes and was confused. Now I know robustos is the way to go for me.

[@howardwhite9715]

I am glad you explain the taste as related to size (length and thickness). This is often passed over when recommending a size and/or manufacturing to others.

[@MardoCigars]

Thanks Howard, glad you enjoyed the video!

[@eastonbeaston]

What about the Churchill size?

[@christianoliver3572]

There truly is something for everybody

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

I like 4 to 7 inch with a gauge of about 60. Which length I choose is about how much time I'm going to have.

[@HectorGarcia-gx6wo]

What’s the best practice for putting out a cigar when you’re done? How do you re-light a cigar You’ve smoke before? How do you know when a cigar is ready to throw away/at the end?

[@MardoCigars]

Hey Hector, when your finished just lay the cigar down in the ashtray and let itself go out, relighting after 15 to 20 minutes is ok but any longer may produced a harsh stale taste ( a good tip is to blow the smoke out through the cigar before relighting, at any point when you have had enough or all the way down as far as you can go, some cigars are so good you end up burning your fingers! Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@timderby9617]

I like the info but, the music in the background was kinda of annoying trying to hear you.

[@seanwargo2372]

Where's the A and 11/18

[@Kaaxe]

I was actually hoping to see the different sizes in someones mouth. Maybe I am more looking for a cigarillo, I really have no clues how these things will look and feel in the mouth at this point.