Begin Your Cigar Adventure with Our Cigar Starter Kit

The Cigar Starter Kit is thoughtfully assembled to offer a seamless introduction to the world of cigar smoking. Inside, you'll find a handpicked selection of cigars that have been chosen for their appeal to beginner palates, offering a variety of flavors and strengths to explore. Alongside these cigars you'll find a cigar cutter, ashtray, lighter, stand, and case.These essentials are chosen to give beginners a taste of quality and variety, ensuring a great start to your cigar journey with LuckyCigars.

Yes, our Cigar Starter Kit makes a fantastic gift for anyone curious about or interested in cigars. It’s not just a collection of smoking tools and cigars; it’s a carefully curated experience designed to introduce the novice smoker to the rich and varied world of cigars in an accessible and enjoyable way. The packaging is elegant and gift-ready, making it an ideal present for birthdays, graduations, or any occasion where you want to give something special and unique.

Choosing the right cigar from your starter kit is an exciting first step into cigar smoking. Our guide will help you navigate this choice by explaining the characteristics of each included cigar, such as their flavor profiles, strengths, and sizes. The key is to start with something mild and gradually explore stronger flavors to find what suits your taste best. Pay attention to how each cigar makes you feel and what flavors you enjoy most. Remember, cigar smoking is a personal experience, and there’s no right or wrong choice; it’s all about discovering what you love.

Maintaining your cigars in optimal condition after opening your starter kit is crucial for preserving their flavor and freshness. The first step is to ensure they are stored at the right humidity and temperature. Ideally, cigars should be kept in a humidor, a special box designed to maintain humidity levels between 68-72% and at a temperature around 70°F. If you don't have a humidor, try to keep your cigars in a cool, dark place, and consider using a small, airtight container with a damp sponge.