I just want to thank you at perdomo for giving us these videos, showing us the ins and outs in premium cigar making. And there by giving us understanding of the craft.
Watching your factory videos smoking a Perdomo Bourbon Barrel aged Maduro. Flavors are magnificent, burn is laser sharp and draw is perfect. Usually when I feel a pack this tight, I am guessing the draw is going to take some work, not the case here Nick. Your quality control techniques are second to none. Beautiful smoke, as always! Thank you for all that you and Team Perdomo do.
@@PerdomoCigars3 years later I am commenting on this post, I just smoked a perdomo habano Maduro last night after dinner at the beach. They are aging in my humidor for almost 4 years now. With even more age as my box has the cigars are even better! But the same quality listed above applies. Perfect sharp burn, great draw and even smoother better flavors in my opinion with my aged cigars. The cellophane had the "Yellow Cello" look. Nick you and Co. At Perdomo make some of the best cigars in the world. Thank you my friend!
I really enjoy these videos. I feel like there is so little education out there for cigar enthusiast. I have become better at picking my cigars for my humidor because of these. Thank you.
Cool video Nick. I'm totally in the dark on the process but I'm a little surprised that the barrels have liners. How does the actual wood and bourbon from the barrels have access to the tobacco if there is a liner (barrier) in place or does it even matter?
Hey Oldskool. We actually use a fiber based fabric that allows for breathing. This way the exchange between the alcohols in the wood and the tobacco is effortless.
@@PerdomoCigars Appreciate the response Proffessor. Watching these videos is like binge watching the Discovery Channel. I don't know anything about the process and am not remotely in the business, but I can't stop watching. There is a lot of passion and expertise in the tobacco and premium cigar industry and I've gained a deeper appreciation for cigars through the info I'm getting on your channel. 😤
@@OriginalOldSkoolFunk We're going to take you on a journey. Our goal is to make everyone interested, a tobacco expert. Keep following us friend and you will be the most knowledgeable tobacconist in any lounge. Also, we filmed the video with your shout out with your generous tips and it will be launching in March.
@@PerdomoCigars I'm truly flattered Professor and like all your videos, I'll be watching like a sleepless kid watches the fireplace on Christmas Eve...! 😤
I feel that the ageing is from being air tight May just be a cleaner process with the bag as the liner not quite sealed from the wood barrel so should still get exposure
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I just want to thank you at perdomo for giving us these videos, showing us the ins and outs in premium cigar making. And there by giving us understanding of the craft.
Watching your factory videos smoking a Perdomo Bourbon Barrel aged Maduro. Flavors are magnificent, burn is laser sharp and draw is perfect. Usually when I feel a pack this tight, I am guessing the draw is going to take some work, not the case here Nick. Your quality control techniques are second to none. Beautiful smoke, as always! Thank you for all that you and Team Perdomo do.
Hey George, thank you for all the kind words and for smoking Perdomo. You made my day man.
@@PerdomoCigars3 years later I am commenting on this post, I just smoked a perdomo habano Maduro last night after dinner at the beach. They are aging in my humidor for almost 4 years now. With even more age as my box has the cigars are even better! But the same quality listed above applies. Perfect sharp burn, great draw and even smoother better flavors in my opinion with my aged cigars. The cellophane had the "Yellow Cello" look. Nick you and Co. At Perdomo make some of the best cigars in the world. Thank you my friend!
I really enjoy these videos. I feel like there is so little education out there for cigar enthusiast. I have become better at picking my cigars for my humidor because of these. Thank you.
Informative video. Looking forward to more. I learn something new every time I watch.
There is so much to know, not even rain man can remember it all.
Just picked up a Habano today. It smells amazing. Cant wait to smoke it.
Love your videos Nick. Keep them coming.
Cool video Nick. I'm totally in the dark on the process but I'm a little surprised that the barrels have liners. How does the actual wood and bourbon from the barrels have access to the tobacco if there is a liner (barrier) in place or does it even matter?
Hey Oldskool. We actually use a fiber based fabric that allows for breathing. This way the exchange between the alcohols in the wood and the tobacco is effortless.
@@PerdomoCigars Appreciate the response Proffessor. Watching these videos is like binge watching the Discovery Channel. I don't know anything about the process and am not remotely in the business, but I can't stop watching.
There is a lot of passion and expertise in the tobacco and premium cigar industry and I've gained a deeper appreciation for cigars through the info I'm getting on your channel. 😤
@@OriginalOldSkoolFunk We're going to take you on a journey. Our goal is to make everyone interested, a tobacco expert. Keep following us friend and you will be the most knowledgeable tobacconist in any lounge.
Also, we filmed the video with your shout out with your generous tips and it will be launching in March.
@@PerdomoCigars I'm truly flattered Professor and like all your videos, I'll be watching like a sleepless kid watches the fireplace on Christmas Eve...! 😤
lined with burlap that breathes. wood is splintery. protects the tobaccos from tearing.
Those are some good looking stogies
Does anyone know if Nick is still doing content on his TH-cam channel??? Is been awhile
I don't understand the point of barrel aging if the barrel is layered with plastic covering char and aroma with plastic.
How there is no fungus or decay? What you use and do to save the leafs away of all fungus and decays?
Thx
Barrels are not varnished and because the tobacco breathes perfectly. Hence no mold or fungus
What brand(s)/line(s) are the bourbon barrels from?
Ever tried a wine barrel?
Just curious, how can you age in the barrel if they are lined with plastic? Or is that white material something different?
I feel that the ageing is from being air tight
May just be a cleaner process with the bag as the liner not quite sealed from the wood barrel so should still get exposure
Some type of breathable fabric.
I think its some kind of cheesecloth. only the outside is taped of or something to prevent it from sinking in the barrel
Must smell amazing in there, will you have any of these at the next cigar fest in Pennsylvania.