I think this is the first company I have heard of that freezes them to ensure there are no beetle issues. Granted, I am new to cigars in general, but that's awesome to hear.
I had no idea it was a wood by product. Thought it was plastic. Thank you. I feel much more comfortable about the existence of cigars sleeves. This is a great service. I have to get some Perdomos...immediately.
I love love love the information that you put out here for us relative newbies and seasoned veterans alike. I have learned so much besides the the fact that your videos are very classy and easy to watch. Thanks Nick and keep em coming. Stay safe!
Thanks Horace, it really makes it all worth while when we get great comments and support like yours. We don't plan on stopping anytime soon man, stay tuned.
I would love to see a collaboration between Jeremy and Nick. Jeremy is my go to video inspiration (I've used a lot of his video tricks in our videos) and Nick is a cigar king in the industry. Make it happen fellas. 🤟
These videos have taught me a lot about cigars. Knowledge makes me enjoy the product more, and I’m glad that you’re one of the few manufacturers that took the time to do this. Because of that, I’m glad to be a loyal Perdomo smoker.
If the cigar maker puts it in cello, I leave it in cello. It is nice to have when I am rotating my cigars and don’t need to worry about possible damage. I also sort by cigar maker. My Perdomo shelf has nothing but Perdomo cigars. Makes it easy to know where to go when I am looking for a cigar. As always great video.
I keep mine in cello because I have to re-treat my humidor often. So that protects them during the shuffling about. Nick P you are a class act. Thank you for creating some of my favorite smokes! Best to you and your family.
Nick, I’m a 35 year career firefighter for a South Metro Atlanta Dept, and I came across your channel today, while on duty at the FD. WOW I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed watching your videos, it’s hands down the best cigar channel on TH-cam. I’ve been dabbling in cigars for several years now, but I definitely still consider myself a novice. Although I not able to buy them as often as I’d like, Predomos definitely are my favorite brand! Keep up the good work, and thank you for all you do!
Thanks for that very detailed explanation about cello Nick! It has to be one of the most debated ”do or don’t do” questions on the internet! This was the best information about cello ive seen! SUPER videos as always! Beat wishes from a forever-Perdomo fan!
We're trying to give the people what they want. You always risk offending people when talking about subjects like this. Thank you so much for the kind words Peter and for smoking Perdomo!
Im a new cigar smoker and at first i stuck to drew estate acids. Surfing youtube i watch Perdomo videos by the PRESIDENT of the company and got all the knowledge i need! Because you are so personable with your cigar clientele, i now smoke drew estate and Perdomo! I buy your brand because of these videos and fell in love with them. Love the champagne ones! Keep this up! Your building your brand!
Nick has done more to earn my brand loyalty over time than probably anyone. And frankly, for those special occasions- of which there are many (like waking up and breathing)- it's hard for me to grab anything else. I go through Perdomos faster than any other I happen to buy lately.
Very enjoyable and informative video. As my pallet has developed over the years, I find I enjoy your cigars more and they are finding a home in my humidor. Keep up the good work! Thanks
Thank you for doing these videos and promoting your brand , I watch a lot of reviews and for some reason the Perdomo brand doesn't seem to get as much coverage as others at least where I go. But because of your latest live interviews and this channel I have been impressed . I'll be sure to pick up some Perdomo samples and Cigars real soon, I look forward to try them!
Hey man, thank you so much that really means a lot to me. Yeah, we really haven't ever marketed our product until recent. We always put everything into the quality of our product while trying to keep the price as low as possible for the consumer. Thanks for smoking Perdomo!
Love...love....love your videos. Top notch, great production, very informative. You could read a phone book and I would watch the whole thing. Thank you
I've gone back and forth with cello. Nowadays I usually just leave it on, helps when I shuffle through the humidor looking for that one cigar I probably smoked, but swear I didn't. I'll have to try a Perdomo, haven't had the pleasure yet.
As far as having them in a shop in highly for having cellos because of exactly what you showed but as soon as I get them home cellos come off. A LOT of cigars that come in through mail aren't at the right humidity and need to breathe to get to proper conditions and cellos slow that process down significantly. My opinion, not saying perdomo is wrong or anything
You're absolutely right. Cellos hold their atmospheric humidity longer so it will take longer for them to acclimate. However, once they're at the right humidity, cellophane can protect them from fluctuations in humidity because it is slow to release as well.
Great video. I’ve often wondering the reasoning behind cellophane. Also polypropylene was what Walter White used to dissolve bodies in acid. I don’t want that mess around my cigars.
Hey Nick! Great video - lots of great advice, as always! I'm looking forward to your next visit to Toronto and Cigar Studio, in particular! Cheers, Pat
What a gentleman ! Some Perdomo cigars are a bit pricey, true enough, especially to a cheapo like me, but never "over-priced" in the least. They cost to buy because they cost to make! The quality is unmistakable, the flavor is immensely delicious and absolutely worth every penny. Nick could charge more but he doesn't. because he's a good guy and his company is made up of good people involved in every process. For the flavor and quality these are the most reasonably priced cigars in the world ! He and this company are shining examples of honor in capitalism !
Hey Nick, I was just watching a video from a year ago where you were showing us the difference between Sun Grown and Maduro and talking about the difference in flavor. Can you talk more about “Habano”. You have a Habano barrel aged Maduro and up until now, I thought there was either a Connecticut, Habano or Maduro cigar.... so please, keep it coming!
Thank you so much Mr. Perdomo for this great information and thank you for taking the time to make this video. This has been the age old question for me and I'm so glad you answered it. I love your cigars and I look forward to smoking them all the time. Thank you again sir.
I leave the cello on, because all of my cigars go into an air tight food storage container. I keep my Cubans in a separate container at a lower humidity. Not the most attractive setup, but it works perfectly!
Sitting on my deck smoking a Lot 23 with my morning coffee watching the best damn videos by the class act Nick Perdomo. Oh and that cello on the Champagne is a thing of beauty. Thank you for all the videos, always nuggets of information.
This is why I only order online. Beyond the maker, I rather I'm the very next one to handle the naked cigar. Great information here. I've only started my cigar exploration at age 52. It's brought a level of peace, enjoyment, and appreciation for the entire smoking experience. Your on my list of brands to try.
Generally speaking if it comes in cello I leave it in cello. But I'm a clumsy guy too. Helps protect them from myself. I actually wish everything came in cello for this reason...
I just tested my first perdomo cigar days ago .. . Folled in love 💕, great job! I was also removing cellophane before, but now I prefer to keep it, specially if I mix different cigars. Is the best protection.
hi Nick, I love your videos, but that humidor is always catching my eye. Would you mind advising what it is and its history ? I am guessing custom made ? thanks
I took a friend with me when I went to get some cigars once because he was thinking of getting into them. So as we are looking around I see him grab a cigar and and sniff it, I was like "dude wtf you doing" and he asks me what he did so I had to educate him. I started smoking cigars back in my military days.
Professor...Perdomo cigars don't stay in my humidor long enough to worry about. As far as the cello goes, always leave mine on until it's time to toast and light. 😤
Love the videos. Question: I’m sure you smoke at home. Is there home equipment to keep the cigar aroma out of the house? I’m tired of smoking only in the garden! I want to smoke in my chair. Thank you sir.
As always a great video. I ordered a box of barrel aged CT wrap, from CI. As soon as they arrive I plan on smoking one with a glass of Eagle Rare Bourbon. i
I take the cello off. A chief reason is that I get my cigars from online stores, and I doubt that they arrive properly humidified. I believe that those cigars will better reach their proper humidification unwrapped. I also find that cigars which have rested unwrapped in my humidors for 4-8 weeks are mellow relative to newly-arrived cigars. Plus, they look better. Unwrapped cigars under a glass topped humidor are a thing of beauty.
Honestly, every Perdomo I've ever smoked has been flawless and flavorful. Hard to find them in shops around me and I don't like buying online (support local). So when I find some I buy them, excellent cigars.
I’ve bought tens of thousands worth of cigars from canadas best cigar store, they always encouraged me to handle, squeeze, and nose the cigars every time I select my own cigars from the humidors.. doesn’t bug me when others do the same..
As much as I want to take them out of the Cello You have to assume because the A) The Factory and B) The Store/Humidor usually have 95% of the cigars IN cellophane So wouldn’t it stand to reason to leave them in? But yet I still wanna take them out Idk what’s best
Thanks for your awesome video. You are a smart man .. you settled the debate for me ... I never smoked any of your cigars. I made a order 2 min ago - I’m going to try yours just hearing you talk about them . I can’t wait to try them. My final and last question. What kind of humidor do you like sir. What company. Kind or model do you think is best. Thanks. Kevin Groce. Kentucky Tobacco grower
I hated when I started wrapping cigars and cellophane - despite what you think, the wrappers off-gas and it does change the flavor of the stick, premium cigar rollers never wrap their sticks in covers. And your cover photo, with the perdomo Lot 23, I'm a big fan of Nick Perdomo cigars, but it's a Lot 23 was always that we'll see stick, I tried a few of them, not bad for a inexpensive daily knockaround stick. By the way if you're out buying booze, you're near a Total wine & more, stay the hell out of their humidor.. there are cigars or lounge priced for a freaking retail humidor, absolutely insane pricing 😡
Found your cigars at my local smoke smoke shop and am curious if all your cigars are in cellophane? I have a small humidor and was going to keep it on for yours since it sounds like they’re all cellophane. Thanks! Excited to try your cigars (newbie here)
I like it when cigar manufactures have their sticks in tubes. It makes it nice especially when I want to travel and I can just throw it in the tube so that way there’s no damage or cracks in the Cigar.
Long term studies conducted by several curators, including the Sahakians, have all concluded that cigars age better in cellophane. Over long periods of time cougars without cellophane turned bland after a decade or so while those in cellophane continued to improve.
should you leave the cigars in the original box also? then store the whole box in the humidor? the reason I am asking is I just converted a new beverage cooler into a humidor and don't want a bunch of cigars laying on the racks.
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A stick producer that finally got smart and talking directly to the consumer. Y'all better keep this up. Smash out your competitors. Good job.
Thanks man. We have been planning on doing this for a long time. Stay tuned, we plan on taking this to the next level at our factory in Nicaragua.
You are obviously Lawrence's friend
Only a rookie takes the cellophane off. I always smoke my cigars with the cellophane on. It gives the cigar a nice flavor profile.
Sounds like you prefer woody notes ;)
it also makes a pleasent sound :D
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
sound like the guy that eats the pizza and the box
@@LegendaryNoodles LMAOOO
I think this is the first company I have heard of that freezes them to ensure there are no beetle issues. Granted, I am new to cigars in general, but that's awesome to hear.
Common practice
I had no idea it was a wood by product. Thought it was plastic. Thank you. I feel much more comfortable about the existence of cigars sleeves. This is a great service. I have to get some Perdomos...immediately.
I love love love the information that you put out here for us relative newbies and seasoned veterans alike. I have learned so much besides the the fact that your videos are very classy and easy to watch. Thanks Nick and keep em coming. Stay safe!
Thanks Horace, it really makes it all worth while when we get great comments and support like yours. We don't plan on stopping anytime soon man, stay tuned.
Great vid guys! Good information and awesome production quality 😉👍🏻
Hey Jeremy, I really appreciate that man. I would love to collaborate sometime if you're interested.
I would love to see a collaboration between Jeremy and Nick. Jeremy is my go to video inspiration (I've used a lot of his video tricks in our videos) and Nick is a cigar king in the industry. Make it happen fellas. 🤟
@@cigarsandcocktails4853 same here! Love both of their channels👏🏾 also, imma check out yours
These videos have taught me a lot about cigars. Knowledge makes me enjoy the product more, and I’m glad that you’re one of the few manufacturers that took the time to do this. Because of that, I’m glad to be a loyal Perdomo smoker.
If the cigar maker puts it in cello, I leave it in cello. It is nice to have when I am rotating my cigars and don’t need to worry about possible damage. I also sort by cigar maker. My Perdomo shelf has nothing but Perdomo cigars. Makes it easy to know where to go when I am looking for a cigar. As always great video.
I am honored to have a shelf in your humidor, thanks man! And absolutely, manufacturers don't add extra expense for no reason.
I keep mine in cello because I have to re-treat my humidor often. So that protects them during the shuffling about.
Nick P you are a class act. Thank you for creating some of my favorite smokes! Best to you and your family.
Thanks Tom that really means a lot to me. Thank you for smoking Perdomo.
Nick, I’m a 35 year career firefighter for a South Metro Atlanta Dept, and I came across your channel today, while on duty at the FD. WOW I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed watching your videos, it’s hands down the best cigar channel on TH-cam. I’ve been dabbling in cigars for several years now, but I definitely still consider myself a novice. Although I not able to buy them as often as I’d like, Predomos definitely are my favorite brand! Keep up the good work, and thank you for all you do!
You want a cookie? 🍪
Thanks for that very detailed explanation about cello Nick! It has to be one of the most debated ”do or don’t do” questions on the internet! This was the best information about cello ive seen! SUPER videos as always!
Beat wishes from a forever-Perdomo fan!
We're trying to give the people what they want. You always risk offending people when talking about subjects like this. Thank you so much for the kind words Peter and for smoking Perdomo!
Nick you really take the time to do these videos which is why I only buy your cigars. Class act across the board. Thanks Mike
Im a new cigar smoker and at first i stuck to drew estate acids. Surfing youtube i watch Perdomo videos by the PRESIDENT of the company and got all the knowledge i need! Because you are so personable with your cigar clientele, i now smoke drew estate and Perdomo! I buy your brand because of these videos and fell in love with them. Love the champagne ones! Keep this up! Your building your brand!
Great video. I remember when you said you were making a TH-cam channel, like everything perdomo does you did a step beyond . Phenomenal job.
Nick has done more to earn my brand loyalty over time than probably anyone. And frankly, for those special occasions- of which there are many (like waking up and breathing)- it's hard for me to grab anything else. I go through Perdomos faster than any other I happen to buy lately.
Nick, my only sadness with this video is that I can only give you a single thumb's up! Your videos are great!
Very enjoyable and informative video. As my pallet has developed over the years, I find I enjoy your cigars more and they are finding a home in my humidor. Keep up the good work! Thanks
Thank you for doing these videos and promoting your brand , I watch a lot of reviews and for some reason the Perdomo brand doesn't seem to get as much coverage as others at least where I go. But because of your latest live interviews and this channel I have been impressed . I'll be sure to pick up some Perdomo samples and Cigars real soon, I look forward to try them!
Hey man, thank you so much that really means a lot to me. Yeah, we really haven't ever marketed our product until recent. We always put everything into the quality of our product while trying to keep the price as low as possible for the consumer. Thanks for smoking Perdomo!
Great video. I love that dude on the intro. We have all seen him in a shop
That's the Cigar-Aficio-NOT-o, ha ha ha! He's great man.
Love...love....love your videos. Top notch, great production, very informative. You could read a phone book and I would watch the whole thing. Thank you
Nick always on point! Just like His classy suit!
I've gone back and forth with cello. Nowadays I usually just leave it on, helps when I shuffle through the humidor looking for that one cigar I probably smoked, but swear I didn't. I'll have to try a Perdomo, haven't had the pleasure yet.
Hey man, that's a smart move. If you try out a Perdomo, please come back hear and let me know what you thought of it.
I leave mine in the cellophane for those that come in that way, as I don't see any reason for it to come off until its time to smoke.
Sounds like you have a good handle on things. Keep it up Andrew.
As far as having them in a shop in highly for having cellos because of exactly what you showed but as soon as I get them home cellos come off. A LOT of cigars that come in through mail aren't at the right humidity and need to breathe to get to proper conditions and cellos slow that process down significantly. My opinion, not saying perdomo is wrong or anything
You're absolutely right. Cellos hold their atmospheric humidity longer so it will take longer for them to acclimate. However, once they're at the right humidity, cellophane can protect them from fluctuations in humidity because it is slow to release as well.
Great video. I’ve often wondering the reasoning behind cellophane. Also polypropylene was what Walter White used to dissolve bodies in acid. I don’t want that mess around my cigars.
Ha ha! That's right. Pretty funny stuff.
Lol 😂! What a way to start a day. Thanks for another great vid and a great day 👍
Hey man, glad you enjoyed it, we sure did
Hey Nick! Great video - lots of great advice, as always! I'm looking forward to your next visit to Toronto and Cigar Studio, in particular! Cheers, Pat
Thanks Pat
I don’t care what anybody say what is the best cigars, the best cigar is the one you love, forbnevis Perdomo!!!!!
Heya Nick! Stacy, Paul and myself send you best wishes from Kirsten Cigars in Seattle!
Great information from this video.
What a gentleman ! Some Perdomo cigars are a bit pricey, true enough, especially to a cheapo like me, but never "over-priced" in the least. They cost to buy because they cost to make! The quality is unmistakable, the flavor is immensely delicious and absolutely worth every penny. Nick could charge more but he doesn't. because he's a good guy and his company is made up of good people involved in every process. For the flavor and quality these are the most reasonably priced cigars in the world ! He and this company are shining examples of honor in capitalism !
Hey Nick, I was just watching a video from a year ago where you were showing us the difference between Sun Grown and Maduro and talking about the difference in flavor. Can you talk more about “Habano”. You have a Habano barrel aged Maduro and up until now, I thought there was either a Connecticut, Habano or Maduro cigar.... so please, keep it coming!
Ps. Cello on...
Absolutely. We plan to do a series on each of our lines in the future so people understand the differences. Thanks for watching man!
Thanks Nick! I just picked up the Habano Maduro , Factory Tour Blend & the Grand Cru.... Let’s get to Smokin’!
The Habano Maduro is VERY nice! Nice silky smooth texture on the pallet and a sweet Retro Hale. There will be more in my humidor!
Thank you so much Mr. Perdomo for this great information and thank you for taking the time to make this video. This has been the age old question for me and I'm so glad you answered it.
I love your cigars and I look forward to smoking them all the time.
Thank you again sir.
Hey Joe, that's great man. We're happy you learned something and thank you so much for smoking Perdomo.
Probably the best in the industry.
I am new tot cigars and I would like to ask you how do si know is it is true cellophane or not?
The most informative information (that sounds weird) regarding this topic I’ve ever seen or read. Thank you sir.
I never take the cellophane off. Love that humidor, who makes it?
Thank you Nick, very clear and informative
Great points!
I leave the cello on, because all of my cigars go into an air tight food storage container. I keep my Cubans in a separate container at a lower humidity. Not the most attractive setup, but it works perfectly!
Keep up the great work , great product ! Delicimo !
Thanks for this explanation. Good to know about this.
Thank you Sir. 👌
Love your videos. Super classy.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Andre, much appreciated man.
Trying out Perdomo this week. Can't wait!
I would like to know more about the freeze process. I never knew they froze the tobacco.
I can't believe Nick used that footage of me in the store!
😂 i has no idea he was filming us! So sneaky with that GoPro in his suit pocket! 😂
HA HA HA HA HA!!!
Sitting on my deck smoking a Lot 23 with my morning coffee watching the best damn videos by the class act Nick Perdomo. Oh and that cello on the Champagne is a thing of beauty. Thank you for all the videos, always nuggets of information.
from Brazil - excelent video
Never smoked one of your cigars. Will try to find the brand in my hometown Vienna, Austria!
There are fine tobacconists in your home town that carry our brand. We love Vienna!
This is why I only order online. Beyond the maker, I rather I'm the very next one to handle the naked cigar. Great information here. I've only started my cigar exploration at age 52. It's brought a level of peace, enjoyment, and appreciation for the entire smoking experience. Your on my list of brands to try.
Nick Perdomo is one cool dude.
Straight forward & direct vid...thx.
Is there any other way?
This was a great video, very informative. Once again Nick took me to school. 🤟😁🤟🔥💨
Nick, I remember a article in Watchtime Magazine years ago. Your Rolex collection was awesome. Have you collected other brands since then?
I admit Im a watch nut
Omgosh Perdomo. Love you. Such a funny and informative video.
Generally speaking if it comes in cello I leave it in cello. But I'm a clumsy guy too. Helps protect them from myself. I actually wish everything came in cello for this reason...
I love your informative videos, very helpful.
I just tested my first perdomo cigar days ago .. .
Folled in love 💕, great job!
I was also removing cellophane before, but now I prefer to keep it, specially if I mix different cigars. Is the best protection.
hi Nick, I love your videos, but that humidor is always catching my eye. Would you mind advising what it is and its history ? I am guessing custom made ? thanks
Oh...that was a smooth trasition!...subscribed!
You're a great salesman. Hats off to you sir.
I took a friend with me when I went to get some cigars once because he was thinking of getting into them. So as we are looking around I see him grab a cigar and and sniff it, I was like "dude wtf you doing" and he asks me what he did so I had to educate him. I started smoking cigars back in my military days.
Ha ha ha! He's lucky to have you man. Thank you for your service. I am a Navy vet myself, what branch were you in?
@@PerdomoCigars I was the Corpsman that met you when you opened the Perdomo Lounge in SA.
Do you take your cello off or leave it on?
I leave it on
I leave it on singles . Box of cigars I like to take them off they look nice .
Professor...Perdomo cigars don't stay in my humidor long enough to worry about. As far as the cello goes, always leave mine on until it's time to toast and light. 😤
Leave it on until it’s time to enjoy.
Leave it on
Love the videos. Question: I’m sure you smoke at home. Is there home equipment to keep the cigar aroma out of the house? I’m tired of smoking only in the garden! I want to smoke in my chair. Thank you sir.
Great vid guys!
As always a great video. I ordered a box of barrel aged CT wrap, from CI. As soon as they arrive I plan on smoking one with a glass of Eagle Rare Bourbon.
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That's a highly underrated Bourbon.
I always leave it on. Too many reasons to do so. Anything to protect my sticks.
Beautiful humidor.
Fantastic, thank you Nick, keep making awesome cigars! I’m subscribed
What lighter are you using at the beginning of this video? I like its sleek simplicity.
Do you mean this one? www.perdomocigars.com/gear/torch-pocket-lighter
Great information, where can I purchase a humidor like the one in this video
Is this guy the MAN or what?
Ha ha, just a man doing what he loves.
Agreed with 10th anniversary
Thanks man! I agree with you ;)
Love Perdomo!
When you get new cigars, can you freeze them at your house before going into the humidor?
I take the cello off. A chief reason is that I get my cigars from online stores, and I doubt that they arrive properly humidified. I believe that those cigars will better reach their proper humidification unwrapped. I also find that cigars which have rested unwrapped in my humidors for 4-8 weeks are mellow relative to newly-arrived cigars. Plus, they look better. Unwrapped cigars under a glass topped humidor are a thing of beauty.
Good information.
You can also use the tube for travel
Honestly, every Perdomo I've ever smoked has been flawless and flavorful. Hard to find them in shops around me and I don't like buying online (support local). So when I find some I buy them, excellent cigars.
Hey Andrew, that's awesome man. I am all about supporting your local brick and mortar, they need the support more than ever.
Hi Andrew where do you live? Most of the very best retailers in America are Perdomo appointed merchants. Would love to help.
Hey there sir! I live in Connellsville, PA. Southwestern PA, there is one cigar store within a 30 mile radius of me. Ha.
I’ve bought tens of thousands worth of cigars from canadas best cigar store, they always encouraged me to handle, squeeze, and nose the cigars every time I select my own cigars from the humidors.. doesn’t bug me when others do the same..
Man love this information much needed
LMAO!!!! That guy sniffing the cigars, so funny!
He's a funny guy, that's for sure.
Nick you talked about how you freeze your cigars. Is it possible in a proper way to freeze cigars that we have purchased from other manufacturers?
no Larry you need a temperature of at least 30 blow zero Fahrenheit to rupture the capsule of the egg.
As much as I want to take them out of the Cello
You have to assume because the A) The Factory and B) The Store/Humidor usually have 95% of the cigars IN cellophane
So wouldn’t it stand to reason to leave them in?
But yet I still wanna take them out
Idk what’s best
Great video, when will the new maduros be available?
Sunny we expect a late July shipment.
Nick Perdomo looking forward to picking up a box, heard on the JR podcast that they are really sweet this year.
Just sweet enough.
What about 5 packs? Should we remove the outer wrapper on the 5 pack to store the cigars individually?
Thank you so much for the information you provide. The humidor you have next to you what is the name and brand of that model?
That is a beautiful suit, sir. Very sharp. Any tips on how to get the cigar smell out of clothing?
Nice just subscribed
Thanks man, welcome to the Perdomo Army.
Perdomo Cigars I’m just a newbie to cigars got a small collection what’s your best cigars and I’m in Sydney Australia how can I get sum thanks
Thanks for your awesome video. You are a smart man .. you settled the debate for me ... I never smoked any of your cigars. I made a order 2 min ago - I’m going to try yours just hearing you talk about them . I can’t wait to try them. My final and last question.
What kind of humidor do you like sir. What company. Kind or model do you think is best. Thanks. Kevin Groce. Kentucky Tobacco grower
I hated when I started wrapping cigars and cellophane - despite what you think, the wrappers off-gas and it does change the flavor of the stick, premium cigar rollers never wrap their sticks in covers.
And your cover photo, with the perdomo Lot 23, I'm a big fan of Nick Perdomo cigars, but it's a Lot 23 was always that we'll see stick, I tried a few of them, not bad for a inexpensive daily knockaround stick.
By the way if you're out buying booze, you're near a Total wine & more, stay the hell out of their humidor.. there are cigars or lounge priced for a freaking retail humidor, absolutely insane pricing 😡
Found your cigars at my local smoke smoke shop and am curious if all your cigars are in cellophane? I have a small humidor and was going to keep it on for yours since it sounds like they’re all cellophane. Thanks! Excited to try your cigars (newbie here)
I like it when cigar manufactures have their sticks in tubes. It makes it nice especially when I want to travel and I can just throw it in the tube so that way there’s no damage or cracks in the Cigar.
Long term studies conducted by several curators, including the Sahakians, have all concluded that cigars age better in cellophane. Over long periods of time cougars without cellophane turned bland after a decade or so while those in cellophane continued to improve.
How can you tell the difference between cellophane and the plastic wrappers?
Smell is the best way. Cellophane has no smell and plastic does.
Simply for the chemistry I'd like to meet any person that's managed to marry flavours of two cigars together using nothing but a humidor.
Great advice
Does it protect against cancer?
should you leave the cigars in the original box also? then store the whole box in the humidor? the reason I am asking is I just converted a new beverage cooler into a humidor and don't want a bunch of cigars laying on the racks.
Big John you can in your case. Yes sir.
@@nickperdomo9111 thank you. like they say "you can never have too many cigars"
Thank You 🤗
I smoke mine with the cellophane. Gives it a very unique flavor.