Cigars: The Complete Guide from Novice to Expert

De: Renee Pérez

Narrado por: Matt Montanez

Do you enjoy smoking a cigar for a special occasion? Are you aware of the history of them or how to spot a fake Cuban? Would you like to understand much more?

A fine cigar is like a fine wine or a properly aged whiskey. Made the right way and with quality ingredients, it can be a thing of immense beauty and quality, ready to be enjoyed at the right moment.

Many people recognize cigars from their basic look and size, but do you know much beyond that? In this audiobook, Cigars: The Complete Guide from Novice to Expert, you can build on whatever knowledge you already have and expand it with the information contained in chapters like:

• A short history of cigars and tobacco
• Basic types of cigars
• Different flavors
• Production in different countries
• How to spot a fake Cuban cigar
• Drawing and puffing
• How to properly age a cigar
• And more!

Whether you are a novice or have a fleeting interest in cigar production and why they hold such a place in our psyche, Cigars: The Complete Guide from Novice to Expert will develop and improve your knowledge.

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The vast knowledge of cigars

The cigar knowledge you will learn from this book is amazing. The narration and the love of cigars come through. I really enjoyed learning new things about cigars.

Good info terrible reader

I didn’t like the reader of this book. He mispronounced numerous words. I listened to it all but thought I should contact the company and read this book for them because it was so bad!

How it went over the cuban cigars history.

It a good read for a beginner. It went over the history of the Cuban’s cigar .it also had good explanation on how to start the cigar experience.

horrible reader meh info

The reader was awful. Not only did he mispronounce many words, he didn't even say them the same way at times.
Some decent info for a beginner but nothing past that. Many "facts" are more opinion. and some basic "facts", while maybe true, didn't hit what was needed. For example, when talking about sizes Panatella and Lonsdale were mentioned but not Robusto and Toro. Really?!?
Cannot recommend this title. There's got to be better books out there.

Don’t waste your time.

The reader doesn’t pronounce basic terminology correctly. At first I thought it was a mistake but after a few chapters it became annoying and turned it off.