CIGAR CUTTERS 101

Straight Cut versus V Cut what is the difference?

Straight cut versus a V cut

Straight Cut versus V Cut

Let’s talk straight cut versus V cut . If you’re a cigar lover then you need to know this.

Starting with the V Cut, this bad boy gives your cigar a wedge shaped perfectly smooth and concentrated favor.

V-cut cigar cutter form Cigar Star

Now on to the straight cut, the classic clean straight across, this cut opens more surface area giving you a fuller richer smoke.

 

Like taking a big old bite at your favorite Peach cobbler.

Which ones better well that depends on your taste.

Furthermore, if you want a precise focus draw go for the V cut.

If you’re all about that robust full body experience use the straight cut.

Remember there’s no wrong way to enjoy a good cigar just make sure your cutters sharp, your techniques on point.

 

Best V cut cigar cutter and punch comb

Differences between Cheap cutters and Expensive cutters.

Now let’s dive into the difference between a cheap v cut cutter and one like our Revo cutter.

Did you know the difference between a cheap $3 plastic V cut is you’ll notice that the cut will be much shallower. It will not be as precise you may have jagged edges of tobacco on the cap.

A high-quality V cutter will usually have spring loaded mechanism and a deeper bowl.

Standard stainless steel blades that will provide a smooth precise deep cut. This will concentrate the flavor of the cigar on your palate.

Onto the cheap straight cuts these cutters you can get from your local tobacconist for a couple bucks.

Usually come with a single blade which will get the job done but you may get limited amount of precise cuts using this style of cigar cutter.

Furthermore, overtime the blade will dull ending up with crushed cigars instead of a precise cut.

Using using a 20 to $30 cutter that has stainless steel blades and double guillotine.

This will ensure that you’re getting even pressure on both sides of the cigar cap allowing for a perfect cut on your cigar.

Did you know, that a straight cut will definitely give you more surface area giving you a fuller richer smoke on your cigar.