Why do people chew cigars?

Cigars are tightly rolled sticks of tobacco. Unlike cigarettes, they are rolled not in paper but in dried tobacco. Cigars are also typically more expensive than cigarettes and take much longer to fully smoke. By chewing on the end of a lit or unlit cigar, you can enjoy the taste of the tobacco. read more

They do it because they are novices. They do it to be irritating. It’s a nervous habit. There’s plenty of reasons out there for people to chew cigars but there are no good reasons to do so because it only ruins the stogie. read more

Smoking is not the only way to take tobacco: you can also chew it or snort it. Chewing tobacco has been known to cause cancer of the lip and tongue. There was one baseball player, Bill Tuttle, who lost most of the lower half of his face because of cancer and who campaigned vigorously against chewing tobacco: Bill Tuttle. read more

Best Answer: Chewing does in fact is a source of nicotine (which is the addictive part of cigars). Many people chew them because they're not allowed to smoke in certain places. I've done it for that very reason. read more