Cigar Making and traditions of the Canary Islands

A mini documentary of cigar making and traditions of the Canary Islands

[@TheOverlordOfProcrastination]

I was just gifted some Candy Island cigars, which I’m looking forward to.

[@cesarsires7474]

That was a very interesting and educational video of your ancestry Arnold. I especially loved the the Whistlers of Gomero and the Punto Juajito Cuban music. It brought back a lot of fond memories of my time in Guantanamo bay, Cuba 🇨🇺 There was a local Cuban radio station that played Punto Juajito music every day in the afternoons.

[@serafindecubacigars6871]

Thanks for watching Cesar glad you liked it!

[@Haffschlappe]

Plese try the famous german Tropenschatz cigar that used to be Rommels Favourite victory cigar!

[@Haramyst]

Loving your channel Arnold, I ALWAYS learn something about my own ancestry that I probably already should have known, haha!!

[@serafindecubacigars6871]

Glad you liked it Louis

[@georgemigliore4010]

Another entertaining and enlightening video. I loved the history, pictures and learning facets of the culture. Cigars are awesome but that goes without saying. You mean there are people who haven't tried the Don Ramon cigars?

[@serafindecubacigars6871]

Thanks George! Glad you enjoyed it! The Don Ramón cigars were featured in the local paper
Today www.suncoastnews.com/news/in-the-name-of-the-father/article_52ebcf7e-d461-11eb-9f12-37e2ba02ef6c.html

[@bobmarleystoe]

ive had most cigars from the canaries and its not premium tobacco probly a step up from dog rockets to be honest you cant compare it to plants from the dr or nic total miss match thats why theyre cheap over in the canaries.