As a biologist with a significant background in Chemistry who also loves a good cigar, I would find it fascinating to take core samples at various stages of this process. The chemical decomposition is so dependent upon moisture and temperature that the process involved would be enormously complex and I wonder if close study would allow one to produce the end product with the same quality in a much shorter time.
Thank you Nick for taking the time to share your experience with us. I love your videos. Your passion and commitment shows through every single time. God bless
A balanced cigar with subtle cafe mocha notes. This and Frescos really punch above their weight. Can’t wait for the 30th Anniversary lines to hit my tobacconist.
Hi Nick! Thanks very much for all these videos. They're very well done. Can you do one ,or part of one , about your beautiful soil that grows this product ? Also, can you tell us how you care for it ? So it keeps giving you this absolutely perfect product . Be Well .
you can get larvae Scott. It can certainly happen. We lock the pilons up with an pill that will absorb all of the oxygen to kill any beetles. It is monitored daily.
@@nickperdomo9111 Is this something I can, or would want to, replicate in my humidor? I trust your product, but have found bettle holes in inferior products before, and I don't want my expensive stash to get damaged.
Say i wanted to ferment them in a basement with 70-75 degree ferehenhiet and 40 percent humidity. If i put them in a pile with a cloth on top that will produce the heat and humidity i need naturally right? or does the conditions of the ferment "house" make a difference? is it a certain temperature and humidity in that room for your pilon, or will the tobacco produce enough humidity and heat on its own under a cloth? Thank you
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thank you so much for these videos
is that filler tobacco? or it's a Wrapper? because the blue ponitail is mark of wrapper & binder tobacco in your other videos
I really admire the commitment to quality and consistency from the seedlings to packaging the finished product.
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Really enjoying this channel. I just found it a couple days ago. Big fan of Perdomo and Nick.
Thanks man, we put a lot of work into this channel is makes me happy to hear that.
That was a beautiful piece of tabacco you opened up !! 💯
I love to see tradition, science and technology meet together.
As a biologist with a significant background in Chemistry who also loves a good cigar, I would find it fascinating to take core samples at various stages of this process. The chemical decomposition is so dependent upon moisture and temperature that the process involved would be enormously complex and I wonder if close study would allow one to produce the end product with the same quality in a much shorter time.
Thank you Nick for taking the time to share your experience with us. I love your videos. Your passion and commitment shows through every single time. God bless
I could listen to you talk about tobacco for hours. My first samples of Lot 23 Maduro arrive this week. Looking forward to relaxing with one soon.
That is a very underrated cigar right there. Enjoy and come back here to let me know your thoughts on it.
Well MacClelland how was it?
How was it mate?
A balanced cigar with subtle cafe mocha notes. This and Frescos really punch above their weight. Can’t wait for the 30th Anniversary lines to hit my tobacconist.
You are a wellspring of info Nick. Very interesting and informative.
Very professional. Love your videos, soil stewardship and cigars Nick.
"Laser"
Right on !
Hi Nick! Thanks very much for all these videos. They're very well done. Can you do one ,or part of one , about your beautiful soil that grows this product ? Also, can you tell us how you care for it ? So it keeps giving you this absolutely perfect product . Be Well .
Thanks for sharing, love your videos
Thank you Sir. 👍🔥
i think Nick is smoking a double aged (idk what type), the Double Aged series is perhaps THE MOST smoothest tobacco ive ever smoked.
Nick during the fermentation process is there any risk of beetles hatching due to the high temps. Or is this just myth?
you can get larvae Scott. It can certainly happen. We lock the pilons up with an pill that will absorb all of the oxygen to kill any beetles. It is monitored daily.
@@nickperdomo9111 Is this something I can, or would want to, replicate in my humidor?
I trust your product, but have found bettle holes in inferior products before, and I don't want my expensive stash to get damaged.
Unbelievable detail
Nice Breitling Emergency
You have a sharp eye Scott. Thanks man.
Yesssss. Wish I was there smelling that greatness.
So it’s kind of like making compost???
So much attention goes into it wow
Just bought a box of 12 year double aged sun grown Solomons. Can’t wait to burn one!
It is.maybe a stupid question but...smoking close to all those leaves ...isnt there a risk of fire ?
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Nicks a lefty, right on
Say i wanted to ferment them in a basement with 70-75 degree ferehenhiet and 40 percent humidity. If i put them in a pile with a cloth on top that will produce the heat and humidity i need naturally right? or does the conditions of the ferment "house" make a difference? is it a certain temperature and humidity in that room for your pilon, or will the tobacco produce enough humidity and heat on its own under a cloth?
Thank you
Can you ferment tobacco in cold climates?
I wonder how long that amount of tobacco in the hall would last me.
I don't even smoke cigars lol I'm just here to watch nick talk about cigars lol
What about mold ? Due to high moisture
Do you have to worry about rodents getting into pilones? Do rats and mice eat tobacco?
Yummy ! Datz a scientific term 😉🤓
Bueno
I guess he never learned dad's technique
How many times can you say tobacco and pilon in 5 minutes? Jesus dude......