On the 2013 Cigar Safari, Drew Estate's CEO, Steve Saka, talks about their method of bunching cigars, then Willy Herrera demonstrates an older, more traditional method
Love drew estates! Good flavor and great cigars. You put love and good thoughts into anything you do, youll have a great product! Just like cooking good food comes from good thougts and love! I stock up on cigars every month ❤
This guy seems like a really good dude. His explanation is as such that he is not talking down to people he is talking to them as an equal. This to me is hugely important when trying to get your point across. I love these cigars I love this company I hope it does nothing but grow and grow and grow!
And he pays for your children’s dental care, provides you with employment without the risk of narco violence, a safe community with schools better than you’d ever have without a sustainable industry like this. Go take an economics class.
I couldn't see, but did they off camera remove the central nerve of each filler leaf? Or did they leave it attached for the addictive nicotine to get the noobs hooked? I understand it is a marketing angle most factories take to sell more in the long run.
Usually a prep crew frog-legs the leaf which takes most of the center vein out leaving about 1/4 to hold the leaf so it will fold or roll. The ladies sweeping the scraps work for swisher sweet company...not really, but that is where the short filler comes from, the scraps.
Love drew estates! Good flavor and great cigars. You put love and good thoughts into anything you do, youll have a great product! Just like cooking good food comes from good thougts and love! I stock up on cigars every month ❤
Willy Herrera, THE man!
This guy seems like a really good dude. His explanation is as such that he is not talking down to people he is talking to them as an equal. This to me is hugely important when trying to get your point across. I love these cigars I love this company I hope it does nothing but grow and grow and grow!
Yep, Steve Saka knows his stuff. I do prefer Nick Melillo’s blends over Steve’s, tho.
Willie seems cool as hell
Where can I order that t-shirt?
I hope this art 🎨 goes on
Imagine the CEOs of a company you work for standing over you for a few hours with this face 🤔🤨 lmao
And he pays for your children’s dental care, provides you with employment without the risk of narco violence, a safe community with schools better than you’d ever have without a sustainable industry like this. Go take an economics class.
Does anyone know how much the cigars cost at the factory? Per stick or bundle. Thanks.
Saka worked for Drew Estate?
Good music.
🤣🤣🤣
Who disliked this video? Amazing
hey that guy actually has a quarter in his ear he must be rich and magical
Oukey!!!
So it's entubado bunching using a base leaf.
Interesting.
Provide your workers with Shirts
They have shirts.
I couldn't see, but did they off camera remove the central nerve of each filler leaf? Or did they leave it attached for the addictive nicotine to get the noobs hooked? I understand it is a marketing angle most factories take to sell more in the long run.
Read up on cigars and if they are addictive.
@@daveg4236 I don't need too.
@@DanaMueller649 yeah you do. You are clearly moronic
Usually a prep crew frog-legs the leaf which takes most of the center vein out leaving about 1/4 to hold the leaf so it will fold or roll.
The ladies sweeping the scraps work for swisher sweet company...not really, but that is where the short filler comes from, the scraps.
You saw that stupid fucking short huh? No that's not what happens. Besides I like some extra strength. The drew estate tobacco provider frog legs it
Their quality has gone downhill in recent years
A cigar should be made from a woman. The taste will always be special because their hands are fragrant.
Bruh