Why Your Cigar Tunnels and Canoes (And How to Fix It Fast)

That uneven burn on your cigar isn't always a construction defect.

Often it's something that happened in the first thirty seconds of your smoke.

Tunneling creates a hollow center when the filler burns faster than the wrapper.

Canoeing burns one side faster than the other. Both problems often trace back to similar causes: rushing the light, over-humidification, or cigar construction issues like underfilled bunches.

Smoking too slowly can make things worse.

The wrapper cools and goes out while the filler keeps smoldering. Regular puffs keep everything burning in sync.

This video breaks down why each problem happens and gives you quick fixes you can use mid-smoke. Rotate, touch up, cut and relight. Prevention is better, but now you'll know how to recover

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