My favorite cigar is by Bolivar cigars and I love them, but they can be quite expensive. I recently found out that a hand rolled cigar that is made with a blemish is considered “Cigar Seconds”. Some examples would be a slight discolored wrapper, or a veiny wrapper. The imperfections are typically unnoticeable to the consumer and the tobacco used for the cigar seconds is the same exact tobacco that is used under their brand names. These cigars even come in the exact same boxes and packaging, but cost half the price. I personally consider myself a light smoker. I smoke 2-3 on a weekly average. Because of that, I don’t like to spend a lot of money on cigars. I also like a strong cigar, like the Bolivar cigars, which I have purchased for years. These cigars are relatively inexpensive. I prefer a premium cigar, but since my wallet does not, I will sometimes switch to a machine made. But, now that I have found that premium cigar factories sell the imperfect cigars for less, I am definitely going to look into that. I have heard that since these factories don’t intentionally make these blemished cigars, that they are limited quantity, and may be hard to find. But I think it will be worth trying.