Mild Strength Cigars

Depending on what kind of smoker you are, mild cigars may be the best, most relaxing mellow smoke available. Now, for some, it takes a full-strength cigar brand to...

Depending on what kind of smoker you are, mild cigars may be the best, most relaxing mellow smoke available. Now, for some, it takes a full-strength cigar brand to really let you sail away and truly unwind. You may have a high tolerance or you may just be a tough SOB and cigars with a small amount of nicotine don’t do anything to you.

But for others, a mild cigar is just right.

Mild strength cigars are classified in reviews according to their nicotine potency. It’s easy to see how people confuse cigar strength with body, especially because both strength and body of cigars are rated on a mild/light, medium, full scale. The industry has done newbies no favors here. But for those that are paying attention, body refers to the mouthfeel of a cigar. A full-bodied cigar feels like a meal in your mouth – a very substantial smoke – while a light body cigar has smoke that comes and goes and you can hardly tell it was there.

Let’s get back to cigar strength, though.

Cigar strength is a measure of how potent the impact of the tobacco is on your body. Ligero leaves harvested from the top of the tobacco plant take in the most sun and ultimately display the highest nicotine content and thus strength. Leaves were taken from the middle (seco/viso) or bottom (volado) have different qualities and less strength. As you might be able to guess, mild strength cigars don’t usually contain a ton of the best Ligero, while cigars selling themselves as the “Fat Boy Hot Rod XXL” probably will.

More typically, mild cigar brands are made with a nice mellow Connecticut wrapper. This can be tobacco grown in Connecticut or Connecticut-seed tobacco grown in Ecuador (or somewhere else). These cigars often have a gentle coffee or cedar flavor noticed in reviews, although other flavors can certainly enter into the mix. Mild cigars are generally selling as the entry point for those new to smoking. The experience isn’t overly intense. Instead, there’s an opportunity to simply enjoy the flavor of the cigar and puff along.

A mild cigar brand also won’t overwhelm your pairing. If you want to really taste a quality coffee or espresso, mild cigars are a good choice. Or, if you’re having a beer or your best whiskey, mild strength cigars are mellow and can share the spotlight, allowing some space for other flavors to perk up and make themselves known. For cigar recommendations, try the Rocky Patel Vintage 1999 Connecticut, the coffee-infused Drew Estate Tabak Especial, La Flor Dominicana Suave, Perdomo 20th Anniversary Connecticut,

An excellent morning cigar, a relaxing afternoon cigar, and a fine companion with dessert – mild cigars are ready to see a lighter at any time of day.

Browse on to see our complete selection of mild strength cigars!

Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Flying Pig

Regular price

$13.54 1 Cigar
Villiger Connecticut Kreme Churchill

Regular price

$7.50 1 Cigar
Drew Estate Tabak Especial Dulce Gordito

Regular price

$10.90 1 Cigar
Drew Estate Tabak Especial Dulce Toro

Regular price

$10.36 1 Cigar
Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Robusto

Regular price

$8.90 1 Cigar
Macanudo Cafe Court Tube

Regular price

$107.70 30 Tubes
Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Gran Toro

Regular price

$9.56 1 Cigar
Rocky Patel Vintage 1999 Connecticut Toro

Regular price

$10.36 1 Cigar
Drew Estate Tabak Especial Dulce Colada

Regular price

$6.15 1 Cigar
Drew Estate Tabak Especial Cafecita Dulce

Regular price

$22.00 1 Tin of 10

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