What do you light your Cigars with?

[jrwingate6]

Exactly what the title says. Also if you use a butane lighter include the brand.

[darkninja67]

Lotus L910 torch. Love it.

[john51277]

100 dollar bills, aged 20 years in Spanish Burlwood from the 18th Century!

[blueeyedbum]

Nibo triple flame torch or Colibri torch depending on where I am. A stick match if I get nostalgic.

[wolfman]

zippo torch

[RJpuffs]

Wooden matches preferred. If unavailable, a bic butane disposable lighter (yeah, cheap). If windy, a zippo (pipe) lighter.

Rarely a torch, unless in a big rush. I find those burn too hot and often make for a sour smoke.

[PipesandGOP]

wooden matches if readily available and smoking inside, a bic otherwise.

[d_day]

I light all my cigars with fire.

[Architeuthis]

The *ONLY* correct way to light a cigar in the Americas is to hold the foot against the red-hot exhaust manifold of a 1946 Allis Chalmers tractor until it ignites... All other methods are incorrect. In Europe and Asia they do it different...

[Hermit]

I use a magnifying glass.

(But I can only smoke on sunny days.)

[Codename47]

Wooden cigar matches

[Doogie]

Vector non torch.

[Stroble_Cigars]

A lot of the time I'll use matches, but I've been finding I lean more towards my lighter now.

On a side note: Buddha024, if you haven't picked one up yet, send me an email: matt@stroblecigars.com and I'll see if I can get you hooked up.

[Jonesee]

I use a lighter my parents gave to as a Christmas present years ago. It is a butane non-torch.

I'm not young and dad is pushing 80. The lighter is one of my most prized posessions.

[MrMayorga]

During the winter months I usually pull a burning log out of the woodburner and use it. But during the warmer months I use wooden matches when out of the wind and my trusty Blazer torch when out in the wind and for touch ups.