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For the cigar aficionado, enjoying a fine cigar is a ritual. For most, smoking a cigar is as much about the experience as the cigar itself. A cigar can play a hand in poker night or pass time on the back porch with friends. For others it marks the time away from everyone else for a few minutes of peace and quiet. When selecting a gift for the cigar lover, it’s all about finding items that enhance the experience. From classic tools to luxurious additions, these gifts are sure make their next smoke even more enjoyable.
Humidity Pack 69% RH
For anyone not devoting significant time, energy and resources to maintaining a collection of cigars, the Boveda humidity packs are a life saver. They prevent a collection from sitting in an environment that is too humid, but they can also humidify a box that is too dry. This is the easy button for anyone who doesn’t have the time, attention or knowledge to closely monitor cigar storage.
Cigar Cooler & Humidor
We always cork a bottle of wine with the intention of coming back to it shortly thereafter. We never intend to leave those leftovers in the fridge as long as we sometimes do. But life is busy. Every cigar enthusiast needs a cooler and humidor. Most getting into cigars don’t need a humidifier at first as they often buy a single cigar and smoke it that day. But as one gets into it more and more, having proper storage is important as one begins to build a collection. And since life is busy, we don’t always get to them as quickly as we think we will. Consider this for the person who has been a casual cigar smoker for a little while, but is starting to take the hobby more seriously.
The Ultimate Cigar Book
The cigar world, like the wine world, is full of history, regional preferences, history and various growing, storing and sharing techniques. “The Ultimate Cigar Book” by Richard Carleton Hacker is a great resource to learn about the vast cigar world and there’s something calming and beautiful about reading a book about cigars with one in hand.
Cigar Cutter Stand
Consider this single blade cigar cutter and stand for the cigar lover who appreciates simplicity of design or a cigar while traveling. This piece from S.T. Dupont cuts as a proper cutter should, but the built in stand is what we really love. Forget needing a separate ash tray or the table edge balancing act with this handy stand.
Tactical Single-Jet Lighter
No one has to light a cigar with a tactical torch. Matches and regular, flame lighters have been doing the job for years. But the Jet Lighter from XIKAR is simply a fun way to light up and this enhances the experience for many cigar lovers. To some users, the consistency of flame improves their lighting experience as they know just what to expect every time, but the main thing here is that a blue torch from a tactical lighter is fun.
Premium 3-Finger Leather Cigar Case
We love this leather cigar case from AMANCY for a few reasons. First, it looks terrific and is the kind of thing you can easily carry when dressed up for a wedding or cocktail party. Second, the cedar structure on the inside helps keep cigars fresh. Third, the built in cutter is great for travel. Finally, it certainly doesn’t break the bank. We can’t recommend this one enough.
Cigar Malt Reserve
Sometimes the best gifts are crossover gifts that tie together multiple interests, hobbies or passions. The Cigar Malt Reserve from The Dalmore is just that for the cigar lover who also appreciates whiskey. We’re big fans of The Dalmore and this Highland single malt special edition is aged in American bourbon barrels, Cabernet Sauvignon barriques and Sherry casks. This makes a perfect gift for the cigar lover who already has a fully stocked humidor and a drawer full of accessories.
Burgundy Velvet Smoking Slippers
Looking for something bold, fun and unexpected? Consider velvet smoking slippers. We don’t expect these to become the most worn shoes in anyone’s closet, but they certainly make a statement when worn. We’re partial to burgundy, but pick the color that speaks to you.
Limited Edition Porcelain Cigar Ashtray
“We will never rush the hands of time.” In today’s busy world, that’s the mindset we want when sitting down to enjoy a smoke. This large, beautifully designed ashtray from Arturo Fuente will become a usable centerpiece for the cigar lover in your life.
Bespoke Burgundy Velvet Smoking Jacket
Of course those burgundy slippers look even better with our Bespoke Burgundy Velvet Smoking Jacket. This is the ultimate gift for the cigar aficionado who has everything and for whom nothing but the best will suffice. We’re confident you won’t find a better velvet smoking jacket anywhere, but this jacket need not only be paired with a cigar. It’s a statement piece for a holiday party, fun charity ball, upscale cocktail hour or Valentine’s Day surprise. Trust us on this one.
The Bottom Line
Unless your knowledge of cigars equals or exceeds the knowledge of the cigar lover you are buying for, it might be best to avoid buying cigars and stick to the accessories. Any of these ten gifts are sure to used, loved and appreciated by the cigar aficionado in your life.
This Article is part of the Holiday Gift Guide Series.
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