Hexane is an organic compound made of carbon and hydrogen that is most commonly isolated as a byproduct of petroleum and crude oil refinement. At room temperature it is an odorless, colorless liquid, and it has many uses in industry.
A cigar is measured by length and ring gauge (diameter). The length is measured in inches. The ring gauge is measured in units of 1/64th of an inch. A 64-ring cigar would be one inch in diameter. Most cigars are between 32 and 52-ring size. For example, a cigar that is called 8 x 48 is 8 inches long and 48/64ths of an inch in diameter. The girth determines how much of the cigarâs burning tip is exposed to air.
The current record is 268 feet and 4 inches, for a cigar made in Cuba by Jose Castelar Cueto in May 2011. Largest Ring Gauge Cigar. The Gran Habano El Gigante has a ring gauge in excess of 2,500. This cigar was displayed at a number of venues, including the IPCPR Trade Show in New Orleans during 2010. The cigar sold for $185K in 2013.