The smoking experience itself begins with properly holding the cannagar. The most effective and efficient holding technique is to pinch it between your smoking hand’s thumb and forefinger.

 Next comes the butane torch lighter, which provides good flame control and won’t damage the Oui'd Cannagars flavor profile. Good butane burns clean. It won’t clog the jets in your torch lighter, and it won’t interfere with the taste of your cannagar. 

When lighting your cannagar, don’t allow the torch lighter flame to touch the flat end at the cannagar's business end (called the "foot" in the cigar world).

While holding the flame below the foot without touching it, rotate the cigar a few times until the foot is evenly warmed. This will warm up your cannabis flower and make it easier to light. Fire up your cannabis flower with just the tip of the flame to get the foot burning evenly.

Once the cannagar is lit, pinch the unlit end and hold it to your lips, using the "kissing" technique to take a toke. Enjoyment of the cannagar’s true flavor on your tongue begins here.

 The cannagar experience centers around the puff – short, quick draws and blows – pulling smoke into your mouth and wafting it out through your nostrils to carry lightly and smoothly into the air. In the Oui'd cannagar, the pull is consistent, and the puff is magical in the way it acts upon your mind. 

ou want to enjoy your cannagar's CBD and THC content to the fullest, so puff away ... inhale the smoke for only a few seconds, then exhale. You want to avoid coughing or having a burning throat, which can mean tar and resin irritated your lungs, or you inhaled too much smoke.

Instead, start with polite puffs and gentle exhales. The surface area of the lungs enables your body to absorb significant amounts of the intoxicating THC molecule.

One popular system of drawing smoke from the cannagar is the “1-2-3 method” which involves taking three puffs. The first two are short and steady while the third is longer and somewhat more substantial. When done correctly, this approach will allow the oils in the foot of the cannagar to heat up more rapidly and permeate the rest of the smoke.

Generally speaking, one or two puffs per minute is a desirable pace. Gently draw the cannagar smoke into your palate before taking it into the lungs (something cigar smokers never do). The trick is to master the cigar smoker's act of drawing and expelling – not just inhaling and exhaling.

 To extinguish the cannagar when you're done smoking, set it aside in the ashtray. Without you puffing on it, the cannagar will quickly extinguish itself. Before you set it down, gently draw on the unlit cannagar once more to remove any residue smoke that would go stale. Clean off any remaining ash, return the cannagar to its tube,