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Definitely a super interesting and learning video, keep making videos like this, people like me that doesn't know that much about this world it helps a lot...
New to cigars and have found that the v cut is easy and don’t have to think. But I must learn the straight cut to get more out of the cigar. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the video. Have shared with my friends. My preference, on large ring gauge cigar sizes, has always been a straight cut; and I agree with David , as I use the punch and V-cut depending on cigar size.
Very good and informative video! I have to try the the cross V cut on my next Encore! I personally prefer a straight cut for your cigars, because of there gauge and to fully taste the flavors!
A torpedo needs to be examined a bit more carefully than a regular vitola. Look at your Torpedo and find the midpoint between the tip or very pointed end at the head of the cigar and the part where the slope of the Torpedo joins the body of the rest of the cigar. Once you find these then figure out the midpoint between them. The midpoint is where you will cut to be safe and not damage the cigar by cutting to deep. I would personally use a straight cut but I’ve seen it done with a v cut.
I prefer the v-cut or the punch cutter because it gives you not only a smoother draw from the cigar when leisurely with a good whiskey on the rocks but a more enjoyable cigar smoking whereas you have no leaves debris onto the mouth where the classic straight cutters does. That’s just my opinion but good smoking my BOTL SOTL and cheers!! May the best person win the humidor and light em up like a Boss!!
For the first one with no question yes a V-cut or punch cut give off less tobacco debris than a traditional straight cut. A solution to that is tap the cut costs far head down against a clean ashtray to tap out the debris. Of course a V-Cut or Punch are not free of debris they just give off less.
I'm an American living in Hoi an Vietnam. It's very limited in cigars to choose from here. I pretty much smoke Cohiba Robusto. I would love to try your cigars! Are there any retailers or distributors that you know of here in Vietnam? Please let me know. Thank you for your very informative and educational cigar videos! ATB Sam Adler from Vietnam
Love the video, will be sure to share it with my friends. Just one question! What about torpedos? What’s the best way to cut those without damaging the cigar?! By the way Encore is my favorite cigar!!!
A torpedo needs to be examined a bit more carefully than a regular vitola. Look at your Torpedo and find the midpoint between the tip or very pointed end at the head of the cigar and the part where the slope of the Torpedo joins the body of the rest of the cigar. Once you find these then figure out the midpoint between them. The midpoint is where you will cut to be safe and not damage the cigar by cutting to deep. I would personally use a straight cut but I’ve seen it done with a v cut. Thank you.
I’ve always used a knife, in fact I have a knife only for cutting my cigars with I keep it very sharp always. There is an art to using a knife to cut a cigar it’s not a fast thing and I like that I take my time and do it right its a skill, it’s part of the joy of smoking a cigar as will as using cedar spills to light my cigars it’s all an enjoyable experience/process that takes time and to enjoy the cigar that 200 hands have worked to make for my enjoyment.
Great video! I got to say tho I'm a pretty die hard V cut guy as of late. However very informative! On a side note lol... Can we get a re birth of the edicion limitada 2011 dark rituals? That was the cigar that ignited my passion for cigar smoking. I've been chasing that smoke and experience ever since.
Great info, typically i use a straight cut but like to mix it up at times. Excited to get some of the Pledge in to join the La Historia and Majestic's I have aging.
🔥🎁🔥🎁🔥Congratulations Kenneth! you have won the humidor.🔥🎁🔥🎁🔥 Please email us Info@epcarrillo.com with your shipping info and email. Thank you to everyone that participated and let us know what other videos you’d like to see. 🙏
I'm going to use that sideways cut with the v-cutter on a box press for sure. That's a nice hack. I also like a v-cutter for a chisel. But I would liked to have seen some examples of more exotic shapes like torpedos, pyramidos, and figurados.
As far as a Dickman cut yes that is a classic way to cut a torpedo and correct term. The true Dickman cut is at a 45 degree angle but today many cut at whatever angle they like. The purpose is to better direct the smoke up to your palate or down to your tongue. Thanks for commenting.
Nos alegra poder ayudar con buenos consejos, estamos considerando una serie de videos para compartir experiencias de fumadores mas expertos, que mas te gustaría saber del mundo del tabaco?
I am a huge fan of the “cross cut” v-cut for any round cigar. Box pressed cigars seem to draw best with the “sideways” v-cut. Honestly though, I haven’t found a bad way to cut or smoke an E.P. Carrillo.
I personally prefer the V-Cut, especially with larger gauges. But I understand what David is saying about opening up the cigar. Usually I straight cut on cigars that have a tapered tip like the torpedo or belicoso.
I am a novice / female and someone once told me to do a cross cut. What does that look like. Also is there a cigar geared more for the female population 🤔
Cross cut is using a v cutter and then turning cigar and cutting again. Our expert favorite cut is a straight cut. I’m a woman - the one in the video - and think women should try all cigars and see which they prefer. Let us know how the straight cut works for you.
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Please email us Info@epcarrillo.com with your shipping info and email.
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Thank You. info has been emailed truly enjoy learning more about cigars. TY
Great channel, just getting into cigars and found it very useful 🤝
Definitely a super interesting and learning video, keep making videos like this, people like me that doesn't know that much about this world it helps a lot...
Thank you Yender. We are happy you enjoyed the video.
Love your cigars. Been a fan your father's work since crossing paths with him in Chicago at The Big Smoke
That’s great to hear. Thank you.
Excellent insight. Is so important to have the appropriate cutter and the cutting to a cigar for a great smoke.
Absolutely! Thanks.
I love different cuts for different size cigars...love the video guys!!! Thanks
Thank you. We are glad you enjoyed it.
I never considered the ring size of a cigar when cutting it. Great info. Thanks!!!!
We are happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks
Very interesting video. I am a new smoker and found it helpful.
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Thanks for producing such incredible cigars! Can't wait for the Pledge.
Thank you. Pledge is days away.
New to cigars and have found that the v cut is easy and don’t have to think. But I must learn the straight cut to get more out of the cigar. Thanks for the video!
Thanks. We are happy you enjoyed it.
Excellent videos. Thank you for the opportunity to win the humidor!
Glad you enjoyed them. Good luck.
Y’all are great not to mention great cigars
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Thanks for the video. I can’t wait to try the pledge!
Thanks for commenting. Pledge will be here in days!
Tks for this video!!! I love V cut and the regular one...
Great. Thank you!
Awesome! Great information and insight
We are so happy you liked our video, thanks
Great video, Carrillo Encore is one of my favorites. ☕💨
That’s awesome. Thank you so much.
Always good to see videos like this. Thank you. 🤙🔥💨
Thanks for watching.
Great video! Really enjoy EP Carrillo cigars and the flavors. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. We will.
Thanks for the video. Have shared with my friends. My preference, on large ring gauge cigar sizes, has always been a straight cut; and I agree with David , as I use the punch and V-cut depending on cigar size.
Great. Thank you for sharing.
Great, informative video! Cigars cost $, smiles are priceless. 😉
I use a straight cut most often. I also use my v-cut a lot. Great video!
Great. Thanks for commenting.
Great video from my favorite cigar maker! Enjoy all your cigars! Greatness at its best!
Thank you so much. It means a lot to us.
Very good and informative video! I have to try the the cross V cut on my next Encore! I personally prefer a straight cut for your cigars, because of there gauge and to fully taste the flavors!
Thank you so much for commmeting. Please let us know how it goes.
@@EPCarrilloCigars Trying the V cut on the Encore, and it really opens the cigar and flavors in a different way! Thank you for the advice!
@@terryclima Thank you for letting us know. We are happy you enjoyed the v cut.
Great tips on cutting. I tend to use the punch cut on flathead sticks, but will try them on the smaller ring gages as well.
Great. We are happy you enjoyed our video.
Thank you both, very clear explanation and love the tipo for the V cut on box pressed!
Great to hear. Thanks.
Great info! Wondering the best way to cut a torpedo shaped cigar. Any videos on that?
A torpedo needs to be examined a bit more carefully than a regular vitola. Look at your Torpedo and find the midpoint between the tip or very pointed end at the head of the cigar and the part where the slope of the Torpedo joins the body of the rest of the cigar. Once you find these then figure out the midpoint between them. The midpoint is where you will cut to be safe and not damage the cigar by cutting to deep. I would personally use a straight cut but I’ve seen it done with a v cut.
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Love every cigar from Carrillo...can't wait for The Pledge to ship!
We can’t wait either. It will
Start shopping in a few days. We can’t wait for Pledge to hit the market.
Great video with two top-notch professionals!
Thank you. Glad you like it.
My preference has always been straight cut but I would definitely try the V cut. Thanks for the video.
Glad to hear you’ll try it. Hope you like it.
Very informative ! Cheers y’all !
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
great video, I'm also a V cut guy. keep up the excellent work! EPC the best!
Thank you. We are glad you liked it.
Thanks for that great tutorial! 😍👏👏
You are welcome. Thanks for writing.
Great content, I’m a V cut guy most of the time except on figurado sticks then I go straight cut at a angle.
Love your comment. Thank you.
That was great video you guys did on how to cut a cigar!!
Thank you!
Love the cut on the box press!!
Thanks. We are glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice video, different cuts for different size.
Glad you enjoyed it. Are there any future videos you’d like to see?
Love the video! Thank you and keep the amazing content
Thank you for your comments. We really appreciate it.
Nice video, great job!
Thanks.
Great information and presentation. I love EP Carrillo cigars.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed our video. Which is your favorite of our cigars?
Great video! I tend to use a punch only on cigars that I know have a loose draw. I definitely need to get one of those v cutters!
We are so happy we were able to help!
Watching this while smoking a Carrillo Dusk, V-Cut btw... ❤️🔥
So great to hear!
Thank you for the info and the possibility of the humidor
Thanks for watching and commenting.
great video, good info...can't wait for the Pledge!!
Thank you. Should be in stores very soon...
My favorite cigar is the EP Carrillo Majestic, I buy a box every two weeks because I smoke them all the time. I wish I had a life time supply 1😍
Thank you. We love the majestic too.
Straight cut, love their EP Carillo box press!
Thank you. We are glad you are enjoying our cigars.
Nice work 👍
straight cut! ready for the pledge..
We are so ready for Pledge. Counting the days.
I prefer the v-cut or the punch cutter because it gives you not only a smoother draw from the cigar when leisurely with a good whiskey on the rocks but a more enjoyable cigar smoking whereas you have no leaves debris onto the mouth where the classic straight cutters does. That’s just my opinion but good smoking my BOTL SOTL and cheers!! May the best person win the humidor and light em up like a Boss!!
For the first one with no question yes a V-cut or punch cut give off less tobacco debris than a traditional straight cut. A solution to that is tap the cut costs far head down against a clean ashtray to tap out the debris. Of course a V-Cut or Punch are not free of debris they just give off less.
Great informative video. I tend to choose my cut by the mood i am in and the cigar shape
Sounds like a great method. Thanks for sharing with us.
101% true. I exactly cut mine like he did. Good choices. Nice video.
thank you!
Excellent & informative.
Thank You!
Thank you. We are happy you liked it.
I'm an American living in Hoi an Vietnam. It's very limited in cigars to choose from here. I pretty much smoke Cohiba Robusto. I would love to try your cigars! Are there any retailers or distributors that you know of here in Vietnam? Please let me know. Thank you for your very informative and educational cigar videos! ATB Sam Adler from Vietnam
We are working on it. Thank you!
Best cigars ever! 🙌🏻
Thank you. That means a lot to us.
Love the video, will be sure to share it with my friends. Just one question! What about torpedos? What’s the best way to cut those without damaging the cigar?!
By the way Encore is my favorite cigar!!!
A torpedo needs to be examined a bit more carefully than a regular vitola. Look at your Torpedo and find the midpoint between the tip or very pointed end at the head of the cigar and the part where the slope of the Torpedo joins the body of the rest of the cigar. Once you find these then figure out the midpoint between them. The midpoint is where you will cut to be safe and not damage the cigar by cutting to deep. I would personally use a straight cut but I’ve seen it done with a v cut. Thank you.
Thank you for the response! 🤞hope I win the beautiful humidor!
Good luck with the contest and thank you
I'm just getting into cigars but so far I like a straight cut and a punch.
Great. We are happy to hear that.
Un trabajo excelente y unos Tabacos exquisitos. Felicidades!!!
Muchas gracias.
Cual es tu favorito Carrillo?
@@EPCarrilloCigars la Línea Encore
Another great informative video. Hope you continue to do these. Hoping to find some Pledge cigars in Chicagoland real soon!
Thanks. They will be there soon.
Nice video, my favorite La historia 👏🏼👏🏼
Great to know thanks
Nice video alot of information...
Great. Glad you enjoyed it.
I have my preference of cut depending on the vitola, great info in this video. thanks!
Thank you got sharing. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I’ve always used a knife, in fact I have a knife only for cutting my cigars with I keep it very sharp always. There is an art to using a knife to cut a cigar it’s not a fast thing and I like that I take my time and do it right its a skill, it’s part of the joy of smoking a cigar as will as using cedar spills to light my cigars it’s all an enjoyable experience/process that takes time and to enjoy the cigar that 200 hands have worked to make for my enjoyment.
Thanks!
Love the Inch Cigar!
Thank you. We love to hear that!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge 🙏
We are happy you enjoyed it.
Great video! I got to say tho I'm a pretty die hard V cut guy as of late. However very informative! On a side note lol... Can we get a re birth of the edicion limitada 2011 dark rituals? That was the cigar that ignited my passion for cigar smoking. I've been chasing that smoke and experience ever since.
Dark rituals wow. We love those. We can’t wait to hear what you think about pledge.
Great info, typically i use a straight cut but like to mix it up at times. Excited to get some of the Pledge in to join the La Historia and Majestic's I have aging.
Thank you. We are so happy to hear from you.
Interesting info. Thanks. Most of mine are straight cut. Usually punch on large ring gauge. Guess I need a V cutter.
Thanks for writing. We are happy you enjoyed our video.
Thank you! Sure hope I win that beautiful humidor!
Good luck.
Amazing Carrillo cigars
Thank you!
V cut is my favorite for many cigars. Straight cut on small diameter cigars or a punch.
Great. Thank you for watching.
🔥🎁🔥🎁🔥Congratulations Kenneth! you have won the humidor.🔥🎁🔥🎁🔥 Please email us Info@epcarrillo.com with your shipping info and email. Thank you to everyone that participated and let us know what other videos you’d like to see. 🙏
Great channel
Thank you so much.
Gracias por las clases de corte
Muchas gracias por participar.
Excelente explicación y consejos para poder fumar y apreciar de mejor forma los sabores de cada cigarro. Sus cigarros son fantásticos 😎👍
Muchas gracias. Agradecemos sus comentarios.
I'm going to use that sideways cut with the v-cutter on a box press for sure. That's a nice hack.
I also like a v-cutter for a chisel.
But I would liked to have seen some examples of more exotic shapes like torpedos, pyramidos, and figurados.
Awesome let us know how it goes. Thank you for the recommendation. We will keep that in mind.
😊🙏🏻thank you. Looking forward to the humidor.
Good luck!
I am a big fan of The Inch and always straight cut them.
Awesome. Thank you!
I've always been a straight cut guy... just enyoy it more and feel it really opens a cigar up for flavor...
Thanks for letting us know. Which is your favorite Carrillo cigar?
E.P. Carrillo Cigars I really enjoy the La Historia in the Toro size...
Excelente video !!!!!!!
Muchas gracias!
I mostly go for the straight cut, even with torpedoes - but those I always cut with an angle, I think dickman cut is the right term?
As far as a Dickman cut yes that is a classic way to cut a torpedo and correct term. The true Dickman cut is at a 45 degree angle but today many cut at whatever angle they like. The purpose is to better direct the smoke up to your palate or down to your tongue. Thanks for commenting.
Buenos tips!!
Nos alegra poder ayudar con buenos consejos, estamos considerando una serie de videos para compartir experiencias de fumadores mas expertos, que mas te gustaría saber del mundo del tabaco?
Thumbs up on the v-cut for the box pressed
Glad you liked our video and the tips. Thanks.
I love carrillo encore majestic,,😍
Thanks. We love to hear that.
I used to be straight cut but lately I am liking the V Cut. Except on a lancero that has to be straight cut.
Great. Thank you for writing. It’s always good to learn more about what cigar smokers like.
I prefer a deep V cut....a double cross V cut on large ring gauge. That is a beautiful humidor!
Thank you and thanks for sharing.
I am a huge fan of the “cross cut” v-cut for any round cigar. Box pressed cigars seem to draw best with the “sideways” v-cut. Honestly though, I haven’t found a bad way to cut or smoke an E.P. Carrillo.
Wow. Thank you. We really appreciate that.
I personally prefer the V-Cut, especially with larger gauges. But I understand what David is saying about opening up the cigar. Usually I straight cut on cigars that have a tapered tip like the torpedo or belicoso.
Thanks Michael. We are happy you wrote us.
V-Cut are my favorite cuts, however may do straight cut as well, this would depend on the vitola.
Very true indeed. Thanks.
I use straight cut for most vitolas , but I like V-cut for belicoso or Torpedo cigars
Great. Thank you for letting us know.
Very interesting
Thank you
I like a straight cut 👌
Awesome thanks
I straight cut most of the time, but have a V-cut available if needed.
Great. Thanks for participating.
Awesome info.
Thanks for watching!
I'm a big fan of a punch on small ring gauge cigars and straight cuts on robusto+ cigars
We hear you. Thank you for sharing with us. We hope you stay tuned for more videos.
Great ! Signed up.
Thank you. Which is your favorite E.P. Carrillo cigar? Need any suggestions? Let us know.
New wave best conn shade out there
Thank you. We love that blend.
And the winner is me 😂😂😂 live so much do cigars
Thanks: good luck
With the contest.
I like the crown cut - 2 criss-cross v cuts.
Nice. That’s a unique cut.
I’m here to pick up my Humidor please. Thanks!
Good luck on the contest.
E.P. Carrillo Cigars love what you and your father do, amazing smokes and can’t wait for the pledge
Thank you for your kind words. We hope you enjoy pledge.
I am a novice / female and someone once told me to do a cross cut. What does that look like. Also is there a cigar geared more for the female population 🤔
Cross cut is using a v cutter and then turning cigar and cutting again. Our expert favorite cut is a straight cut. I’m a woman - the one in the video - and think women should try all cigars and see which they prefer. Let us know how the straight cut works for you.
I love V cut
Great. Thank you for watching.