Eating meals are good with Cuban cigars

Have you ever thought of eating something after, during or before lighting up your Cuban cigar? Well if you have, you are not alone as a lot of people consider it one of the best ways to digest that big meal you just had. Cuban cigars make dining even finer than it already is.

Again eating and smoking Cuban cigars are two different things, yet they are alike and work together like wheels on a vehicle. Again, two different things, but when they work together, they work exceptionally well. Although Cuban cigars are great by themselves, smoking them after a nice meal will make you feel like the kind of the world (Or queenm whatever you prefer).

So it all depends on what kind of meal you are having. If you are having strong food that is rich in taste such as Thai or Indian food, than you need a nice light to medium cigar such as the Montecristo No 4. I personally don't like Montecristo but you have to understand, my second cigar after the Fonseca was a Partagas and Cohiba Robusto.

Smoking and eating don't mix and I'll be the first to admit that. However, smoking after you eat is a beautiful thing. If you are a cigarette smoker, than you probably know how satisfying (Although a horrible habit) it can be after a big meal such as a gourmet burger. So their are some rules that you must follow because the goal here is to enjoy your cigars and your food.

After you finish your meal, than go all out with a nice Cuban cigar. So for breakfast, I recommend something light, for lunch you can have something a little milder and for dinner, go all out with a strong Robusto size.

I remember going to a staff party in Vancouver and smoking it on my way to this Italian place. I guess you can say it was a before meal cigar. Cigar dinners are something that lots of people are finding new and definitely fun. It's a great way to get people together and keep the party going.

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