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Eurojet Quattro Lighter

  • 4 jet flames
  • Robust design
€22,95
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Silver Match Manhattan Aansteker

  • Cigar punch ingebouwd
  • Jetflame voor stevige vlam
€29,95

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Cigar lighter for an even flame

Lighting a cigar is best done slowly and with control. That's why many enthusiasts opt for a cigar lighter with a focused torch flame or blue flame: it heats the foot of the cigar more evenly than a standard soft flame.

In this collection you'll find refillable cigar lighters for home, on the go, or as a stylish gift. Some models include extra features such as a built-in cigar punch or holder.

Why choose a special cigar lighter?

A regular lighter is often less suitable for cigars, as the flame is less focused. A torch lighter or storm lighter gives you more control and helps warm the cigar evenly all around, making the lighting process more enjoyable and ensuring a more consistent start.

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Direct torch flame

A cigar lighter with a torch flame provides a powerful, concentrated flame. Handy when you want to heat the foot of the cigar in a controlled way.

With or without cigar punch

Some cigar lighters come with a cigar punch or cigar cutter. This way, you have everything at hand to prepare and light your cigar.

Refillable with lighter gas

Many cigar lighters are refillable with butane gas. Use gas with the correct pressure so the flame remains strong and steady.

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For refillable cigar lighters, preferably use butane gas 45 PSI. Gas with the correct pressure helps keep the flame strong and steady.

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A cigar lighter is designed to give you better control when lighting a cigar. Torch lighters and storm lighters are particularly popular, as they produce a focused flame that lets you gently warm the foot of the cigar.

This collection features a range of cigar lighters, from compact models to premium lighters with extras such as a built-in cigar punch or cutter. Key things to consider are grip, size, number of flames, and how the lighter is refilled. A multi-flame model delivers extra power, while a compact model is ideal for on the go.

For the best results, we recommend 45 PSI butane gas for refillable lighters. Refill slowly and allow the gas to settle briefly before use.

Frequently asked questions

Which lighter do you use for a cigar?

A torch lighter or storm lighter is often used for cigars. It produces a focused flame that allows you to gently and evenly heat the foot of the cigar.

What is a cigar lighter with a cigar punch?

A cigar lighter with a punch has a built-in punch or cutter to open the cigar before lighting it. Handy if you don't want to carry a separate cigar cutter or punch.

Are cigar lighters refillable?

All cigar lighters in this collection are refillable with lighter gas. Always check the product information of the model you choose.

What gas do I need for a cigar lighter?

For most refillable gas lighters we recommend butane gas at 45 PSI. Gas with too low a pressure can give a weak or uneven flame. Have a look at our refill instructions for lighters as well.

Why do you use a jet flame for a cigar?

A jet flame burns clean and hot, so the foot lights evenly without you tasting fuel. An ordinary yellow flame burns incompletely and leaves a taste on the first part of the cigar.

What is a cigar punch?

A small bore that makes a round hole in the head of the cigar instead of cutting it off. That keeps the wrapper intact and gives a tighter draw. Some of these lighters have one built in.

How do you light a cigar without spoiling the taste?

Hold the flame an inch or so below the foot instead of against it, turn the cigar around and let the heat do the work. Only draw once the edge is glowing all round, then it burns through evenly.

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