I’m sitting on my porch smoking a cigar and feeling stressed about the craziness in our country right now, and I stumble across this channel. I finish the first video, immediately subscribe, and look at a second video. I give it a thumbs up and then, after another puff on my cigar, realize that I have completely forgotten that I was stressed 20 minutes ago. This country needs a lot more people with this laid back view of life. Thank you sir for saving part of my afternoon, and more in the future. Now, I will slowly finish my cigar
Ya just gotta sit back and say fuck it. Fuck what’s going on. If it doesn’t affect you personally…fuck it and fuck them. Have fun with your life. It’s to short to worry about the world.
Came for the horsemanship, stayed for the straight talkin’ wisdom. I sub’d about five days ago and I’ll be damned if the channel hasn’t gained 4,000 subs since then. Well deserved.
My doctor asked me once ... Did I smoke ? .... I said i did, but only cigars and only when a baby is born ..... of course theres a baby born somewhere on this planet about every 30 seconds !
I'll never forget when I first started in cigars I had a $25 cigar (which was the most exspensive one I had bought at the time). I thought was going to be the best in the world and when I finally had it it was gross......some of the best cigars I've had have been $5. Price isn't everything and I've applied that to life
Same goes with whisky with me, Have family and friends calling me out sipping on good old Jack. To be honest I have tried most out there but there is some about Jack that I can't just get over it.
I worked in Iraq for 6 years during the war as a contractor and continued my work in Afghanistan for another 12 years till it ended. Everywhere I traveled, I brought some cigars with me. After a long stressful day, I and my fellow contractors would sit around a picnic table and smoke cigars and talk about our day, talk about home, talk about anything.. it gave us a chance to wind down. I am still living and working in the Middle East and once a week I and my buddies get together and have a nice Dominican or Cuban cigar and catch up. Smoking cigars is more than just smoking.. it's a "moment" that only those who have experienced it can understand.
I worked as a contractor as well in that part of the world, and some in south America. I worked for a company called blackwater witch are named something else now. We would smoke a good cigar after been out in the field when we can. I took a bunch with me, naturally they didnt last very long. I like this guy alot, i am retired now and i just like to ride horses and smoke good cigars. anyway i thought i would say hello, i dont hear from contractors alot on here.
Oliva V was my first cigar ever. It got me hooked. There are so many great $5 cigars. People even think that is expensive, but then they will go to the bar and buy a $10 drink that lasts 10 minutes.
I am Canadian, I don’t smoke cigars and I don’t have horses but I got snagged and can’t stop listening to this amazing soul of a cowboy. I don’t even really know how I found him and his channel. I think TH-cam put him in my feed because I was researching anything I could fond about border collies and stick dogs. I thought o was going to hear something new about border collies and I get an amazing talk about the world at large and how you can’t change a donkey because it’s in his nature. Now I’m hooked! I even share a few talks on my fb page. I don’t usually get any response and my followers probably think I’ve finally gone mad, lol! I lost my wife last Aug to cancer and with her health decline I lost just a about everything I owned. I now am living in a trailer on a little piece of land trying to prepare for the harsh winters that we get here in Ontario just below Algonquin park. I find that listening to one of these talks each morning to start my day while I roast and drink my coffee is so very grounding and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Thank you for being you in the world and thank you for sharing your wisdom. It has helped me quite a lot!🙏😊
Hope you arr able to come back from your loss. I'd be devastated myself. But this guy is a good man to listen to for sure. I'm in Ontario too, used to live in Bancroft now moving back to Ajax from London as work has me traveling alot (train conductor) Take care of yourself.
Sir, just seeing your comment (and this video) a year later. I hope after a year things are beginning to get easier for you. I am sorry for your loss. Keep your head up. If you ever get to SW Florida, comment here, maybe we can get together and I’ll hook you up with a good smoke and some conversation.
I'm a cigar guy, an recovered heroin addict alcoholic 34 yes by God's grace..and a Big fan of Dwayne Dry creek wisdom... This 🍁 Canadian gentleman touched my heart n soul and I cried reading his response!!! YOU.ny friend are the kinda guys that Dwayne touches by the " language of the Heart!!! God bless you REAL GOOD BUDDY ..IM 🙏🏻 FOR YOU IN NEWJERSEY!!!!
I really enjoy this channel, I'm no horse man, I'm no cigar man, I am a water man and i find a lot in common with what I'm doing (moving and handling ships on the river) and what you are teaching in your videos. every video is a great lesson and I always find something I can use in my daily work routine ... keep going and i whish all the best. You always seem like a "Fels in der Brandung" i don't know the perfect translation for this phrase ...
I think the wording you are looking for is a clearing in the rough maybe? or a steady stone in rough waters. Its much the same in my native language, “rots in de branding” and even though theres no direct translation i think this comes close.
Yeah I've smoked through a few bundles of the factory smokes by Drew Estate, they're something anyone can enjoy daily just a pleasant cigar, another bundle ciagr that's pretty good is Quorum and Havana Q is one of many personal favorites
You got it right on the money. And if you’re smoking a cigar to impress somebody then you’re doing for the wrong reasons. New to cigars and new to your channel, but I’m really enjoying both! From my own experience, there are so many pretentious people/TH-camrs out there who really just turn me off. But You’re one of the few humble, down to earth guys discussing cigars, and I’m grateful for what you’re doing. Keep up the good work. Cheers, brother.
I'm currently listening to this while rolling my own cigars. Awesome wisdom you share. I absolutely love the way you explain cigars, how they are enjoyed, and what they embody.
Encore! Love these videos! Hardwork, Cigars, and relaxation is a good portion of my life today. Glad to see someone with those values/hobbies with such wisdom that's willing to share it.
Can’t go wrong with an Oliva V 👍 Some of the best cigars I’ve ever had have been inexpensive or mid-range when it comes to price. And the Charter Oaks are also phenomenal for the price as well. Love this content, thank you!
Do like the aroma, for some reason all V series expect robusto and Churchill started to push tar mid smoking, but got fixed when I cut the tar part off.
@@akuthelazy7342 oh yeah I’ve had that happen before, tar buildup is no fun! I can’t say I remember it happening much with this blend but it does happen with more full-bodied smokes which the V definitely is for my palate. You’re doing the right thing by just cutting off a little bit more or if I have a napkin, I’ll just dab it a little so it doesn’t get in my mouth lol
@Cigar Hound Dog Agreed. Love a Robusto, about 45 minutes to an hour. Consistent draw, consistent full flavor of that broken in leather and spicy goodness. After a couple of months or so in the humidor, they get noticeably better even.
Someone that gets it. Don't have to be cigars, it could be anything that brings you profound peace and reflection. And mostly definitely allowing one to appreciate the simple things in this life.
I bought my first pack of Toscanello Macchiato awhile ago. I tried multiple other cigars, many premium, gave some decent money on Cohibas, Monte Cristos, Davidoff's. 'Can't say I didn't like any of them, but Toscanello remained my absolute favorite. in Serbia, they cost $7.50-pack of 5. Great point as always!
i ve been following your videos for awhile my friend am very impressed wit your logical approach to both horses and life im a 65 year old sheetmetal worker slash wanna be cowboy love my cowboy action shooting and old west firearms . the wife and i have owned horses and trail rode for bout 14 years now and aint nothing makes my universe right like sitting in the saddle on a good horse with a good cuban cigar and a flask of 20 year old canadian whiskey within easy reach in my saddle bags i appreciate all your insight philosophy and interesting videos keep up the great work
I was enjoying my quorum when my brother send me this video. Now im a big fan and subscriber to your channel. Thank you very much for your work and sharing with us the way of being a good man. God bless you and your family!
Well said. Long time cigar smoker here. Being truthful all cigars regardless of quality really tap out at 20 dollars. Meaning if you are smoking a cigar that isn’t vintage( meaning aged in a humidor for years) that costs more than 20 dollars you honestly are just paying for the name. My personal preference of price is anywhere from 3 dollars to 8 dollars a cigar (online prices by the box prices) and in brick and mortar? 5 to 12 dollars a cigar. There are some of my absolute favorites that are 15 to 20 but I save those for special occasions as I can’t afford cigars at that price as a daily smoke. Price point vs Quality? My personal favorite brand is Perdomo cigars. Fantastic cigars that are affordable to me.
Good Afternoon Sir, I’m a young officer in the Navy(early twenties) and I just want to say that watching your videos have helped me tremendously as I navigate my way through life. The world is always moving so fast and it’s hard as a working young man to slow down and find peace. When I drive to work in the early mornings I like to turn your videos on and reflect. As someone who grew up in the south I find that I can really relate to your philosophies and thought process. It makes me feel at home even when I’m across seas. Again, thank you for standing for something positive and real. I’m sure young men and women all across the country appreciate it as much as I have.
That Oliva V is a FINE cigar. Great video as usual! I'd also like to recommend the Fuente 858 Maduro. Inexpensive cigar that is probably the finest in it's respective price range.
Sr. greeting from Baytown, TX. Like many others, I came across your videos while searching for new cigar videos. Just want to say that I agree completely with your presentation. Cigars, friends, conversation, fireplace, outdoors....heaven. God bless you Sr. keep up the great work.
Well I didn't watch this for the cigars. I quit tobacco years ago. I came just to hear what you had to say. Your video on coffee kept popping up, so I said ok I'll watch it. Then I watched another of your videos. And I think that by the third or fourth video I said to myself ; this guy knows what he's talking about. I've been shoeing horses since 1977 and learned alot about communicating with them. Not everyone gets it. I like your common sense approach in every video. Just watched "God's round pen" and loved it. Needless to say, I subscribed to your channel, and will be following it.
Long time cigar smoker here. Man, this is some great content. I haven’t heard this advise on any of the other cigar centric sources. Keep up the great work. Every new smoker should hear this. It will encourage a lot more to partake versus hating what they don’t understand.
Greetings from North Dakota to you and your bride. I'm very happy to have found your channel. I grew up ranching in South West Idaho and everything that goes with it. I have been watching your video's and agree with your teachings. I would enjoy hearing stories about greenhorns and the situations they put themselves and others into on trails. Great lessons to learn from. Keep up the good work.
Greetings from Montana Another great video I love the My Father Tabacos Baez $3 Robusto as my go to Also Factory Smokes, Quorum and Arturo Fuente Curly head are great every day smoke. If I feel a sweet tooth another JC Newman cigar Trader Jacks Also love my mid shelf cigars My father’s, Perdomo, Oliva , Drew Estate Liga. I don’t get a huge variety in the town I live in. Shout out to Texas cigar roadshow enjoy the leaf grow the culture
I agree with ya on what's a good cigar ....just started watching your videos a few days ago....for supper this evening my lovely bride and myself cooked up your eggs,sausage, and onions on tortilla....added some bell pepper....woo-hoo!! Fine vittles!!...thank you for the videos....
You have one of the greatest mustaches I’ve ever seen. My mustache is getting to that level, but not quite there. You give me inspiration to continue to grow it and not cut it despite my wife’s complaints. Thank you.
Hello Dwayne, let me start off by saying I really enjoy your channel there is a lot of wisdom to be found in your videos. I have an uncle who owns a couple of plow horses that can be ridden also so my wife and I enjoy taking them out on the property but we are both definitely novice and the horses seem to know that so they treat us with kid gloves they are that gentle. I too enjoy a good Maduro cigar and a pipe. I watched the video you made in your Suburban about your favorite books and you mentioned mixing Lane 1-Q with Kentucky Dark Fired. I enjoy both those blends so I thought I'd give them a mix and it turned out to be a very good smoke so thank you for that tip even if it wasn't meant to be one. I've rambled long enough so God Bless you and yours and keep up the great content. Thanks much.
You are a breath of fresh air, Mr. Dry creek you have given me a new perspective on this cigar kick i just started about 2 months ago. Thank you. I agree the charter oak is nice. I just tried and really, really enjoyed a Rocky Patel vintage 1992. It's a $12 stick but soft on the pallet.
Man I am so glad I found your channel! Love horses and cigars! Can’t wait to hear more about Tennessee, because ohio isn’t that bad of a drive… you are a great American!
I had a friend who had a relative from Cuba coming for a visit and he brought me a box of Partagus cigars from Havana. They were incredible. I got them for $100 for the box. They were so soft and moist. Wish I could get another box.
I like these: La Aroma de Cuba Edicion Especial, My Father Flor de Las Antillas, E.P. Carrillo Pledge, La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Reserva, La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor, My Father Le Bijou 1922, My Father La Opulencia. These are all really good smokes.
It’s cool to know you’re in Grand Prairie. My family and I love your videos and are close by in Wylie tx. Love the horsemanship advice, and the cigar videos! Keep it up!
Good cigar advice. JR Tobacco carries Rosa Cuba in various sizes that I really like as a everyday working cigar. With shipping, bundles of 20 were in low $40 range last time I purchased some which has been a while.
I feel like I’m every video you put up there is always a lesson I can take outside of the exact topic you are speaking on. Here I see that quality isn’t just about a price it’s about quality itself and it can be any price. Price is not guarantee of quality and enjoying what you find to be the best regardless of price is important. It applies to a lot. Thanks for help today Dewayne!
Just starting out and enjoy the relaxing part of the experience of smoking a quality cigar. And like you mentioned it’s not about the price of the cigar. Looking forward to watch your other videos. Thank you.
Sitting on my patio smoking a Gurkha which I find a bit spicy for my usual taste, but very enjoyable. While I have my own supply, my brother in law gave me this one as a gift. A true gift because it gives me a nice little break from a diy project of mine. What I’m trying to say is that your video is so very timely! Thank you Duane!
SO excited you're coming to Tennessee!! I don't smoke cigars but I still watch these videos for the nuggets of wisdom that apply to other areas of life. :)
I get Factory Smoke for when I'm doing yard work. When I want to sit on my porch and just chill, I like to try different sticks but my go to is usually La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo. Only been smoking for two years. So I have a lot to learn and a lot of sticks to try out.
I've only ever smoked a cigar twice. The first one was at a wedding. Took me 6 hours to smoke it but I really enjoyed it. The second time was at an evening with some University friends. IT was our last evening together, so we decided to have a fancy diner all dressed up, then go to the pub and have ourselves a brandy and a cigar. Great night. Both experiences really made me appreciate cigars. It's not something I do with any kind of regularity but I discovered some E-cigars (from XVXvape) and bought one, it really brought back some memories of those times.
I’m glad to hear you talk about this because there’s some nights where I enjoyed a $2 Russian Cream Backwood from the gas station more than I’ve enjoyed a big expensive cigar lol
Great episode. Most of my favorite cigars range between $7 - $12 per stick. I tried a $25 cigar or two and they taste like dog turd to me, but to each their own. It’s the same thing with beer, wine or liquor, more expensive doesn’t always mean better.
Great video bud, I couldn't agree more! I found your channel on accident because of one of your cigar videos and got hooked. Just tried a partagas black label for the first time the other day because of you. Great stogie! Keep em comin botl. If you can find it try the Alec and Bradley Gatekeeper if you haven't already!
I cant agree more with this video. I say the same thing about wine. The best wine is the one you like the most and the best cigar is going to be the one you like and enjoy the most. Keep them coming, I’m enjoying your cigars vídeo a lot.
A really good inexpensive bundle of cigars are the AJ Fernandez bundles exclusive to Atlantic Cigars online. They have three good blends but my favorites are the toro maduros. Exceptional construction, good taste and reasonably priced for a daily cigar. Love your channel!
I've lived in Grand Prairie most of my life. Spent a lot of years in Midlothian, was semi-forced to come back to GP. Glad to see you in my neck of the woods!
Great stuff, started smoking in my late 30's and on average, I smoke a lot of Oliva cant be beat for $4-10 a stick. Enjoyment is key and more importantly the people around you. Friendship, Bonds, Laughs, and New Friends is what drew me in. Great substitute when I stopped drinking. God Bless my friend and keep up the great content. You find yourself in CA, would love to smoke with you.
Fresh cigars that are stored at the correct temperature and humidity are key regardless of price. Shops that have fast turnover and a good humidor makes a huge difference. A cute, dark skin check-out girl makes the experience even better
Oliva and Perdomo are some of my favorite cigars. I also smoke some inexpensive cigars that I totally enjoy. I enjoy a cigar and some good coffee on the back porch each day. Reduces stress and we have some good conversations with friends. Smoked a little quoram today.
I know this isn't relevant to this video but I just stumbled across your videos about a week ago. And I've been watching as much as I can And they are amazing. Your perspective on everything is awesome. Your definitely one of my role models now. Thank you for the content and willingness to teach us younger guys and gals. And I'm sure my horse will appreciates it to.
Stumbled across your channel and have subscribed. I really enjoy you laid back, no BS approach to things. We’re about the same age so have many of the same outlooks on life. BTW, I enjoy a good cigar while riding or paddling my canoe….or anytime I want to slow things down. Cheers from Canada.
I love wine and I was lucky enough to have tried very expensive wines... Yes they are good, but they're just not worth it for everyday family events !! So you are right, just like wines, find what you like that is affordable and enjoy life... God bless ! Et merci beaucoup for your videos !!
you are speaking the truth..factory smokes were the first bundles that I purchased now I have a Coolidor full of a wide range of brands at different prices. I usually have a "good" one in the morning and I still smoke the Factory smokes on my breaks at work.
Found your channel New Years day, "Cowboy up" and really like how you present the philosophical version of the topics. Tried Charter Oak and Brickhouse and enjoy them very much!! Good Luck with the school and I'm hoping to bring my bride down for a week!
I love the smell of cigar I used to hunt on a ranch as a young man with a old man that smoked cigars. The smell reminds me of the old gentleman. I do have a taste for Copenhagen but dang it gets more expensive every time I buy a can.
I'm enjoying the variety of topics covered in your videos - great content. While in Grand Prairie, venture up to the Ole Grapevine Cigar and Tobacco Shop in downtown Grapevine. You will thoroughly enjoy the people and selection. Based on your list of favorites, I recommend you also try the My Father La Antiguedad Toro Gordo (6.0"x60).
I’m sitting on my porch smoking a cigar and feeling stressed about the craziness in our country right now, and I stumble across this channel. I finish the first video, immediately subscribe, and look at a second video. I give it a thumbs up and then, after another puff on my cigar, realize that I have completely forgotten that I was stressed 20 minutes ago. This country needs a lot more people with this laid back view of life. Thank you sir for saving part of my afternoon, and more in the future. Now, I will slowly finish my cigar
Amen
Ya just gotta sit back and say fuck it. Fuck what’s going on. If it doesn’t affect you personally…fuck it and fuck them. Have fun with your life. It’s to short to worry about the world.
I usually watch TH-cam in 1.75x speed… but since the first video, I watch this channel on normal to allow that peaceful energy to be contagious
@@shenanigans_tv5810 couldn’t say it better myself brotha
What's your favorite cigar to smoke David?
Came for the horsemanship, stayed for the straight talkin’ wisdom. I sub’d about five days ago and I’ll be damned if the channel hasn’t gained 4,000 subs since then. Well deserved.
Completely agree, damn right well deserved
I came for the cigars, and hung out for the stories
My doctor asked me once ... Did I smoke ? .... I said i did, but only cigars and only when a baby is born ..... of course theres a baby born somewhere on this planet about every 30 seconds !
I'll never forget when I first started in cigars I had a $25 cigar (which was the most exspensive one I had bought at the time). I thought was going to be the best in the world and when I finally had it it was gross......some of the best cigars I've had have been $5. Price isn't everything and I've applied that to life
Damm true..same happened to me
Chillin Moose is a good example. Those are darn good and not expensive.
Same goes with whisky with me,
Have family and friends calling me out sipping on good old Jack.
To be honest I have tried most out there but there is some about Jack that I can't just get over it.
Just had a $2 cigar yesterday and it was the best cigar I've ever had
It wasn't a beginner Cigar! You have to build up to a strong Cigar!
I worked in Iraq for 6 years during the war as a contractor and continued my work in Afghanistan for another 12 years till it ended. Everywhere I traveled, I brought some cigars with me. After a long stressful day, I and my fellow contractors would sit around a picnic table and smoke cigars and talk about our day, talk about home, talk about anything.. it gave us a chance to wind down. I am still living and working in the Middle East and once a week I and my buddies get together and have a nice Dominican or Cuban cigar and catch up. Smoking cigars is more than just smoking.. it's a "moment" that only those who have experienced it can understand.
I couldn't agree more. Sounds like we might have chewed some of the same dirt. Happy trails brother
I worked as a contractor as well in that part of the world, and some in south America. I worked for a company called blackwater witch are named something else now. We would smoke a good cigar after been out in the field when we can. I took a bunch with me, naturally they didnt last very long. I like this guy alot, i am retired now and i just like to ride horses and smoke good cigars. anyway i thought i would say hello, i dont hear from contractors alot on here.
My wife’s from Iraq x
Oliva V was my first cigar ever. It got me hooked. There are so many great $5 cigars. People even think that is expensive, but then they will go to the bar and buy a $10 drink that lasts 10 minutes.
cigars in australia cost $30 for an olivia conneticet
@@maxwellgoldie_editorfind a cheap local brand or find a way to order online without shipping fees.
Cohiba is a bargain brand. Cigars overseas can easily cost $80 for what a $20 cigar is here
Same!
I am Canadian, I don’t smoke cigars and I don’t have horses but I got snagged and can’t stop listening to this amazing soul of a cowboy. I don’t even really know how I found him and his channel. I think TH-cam put him in my feed because I was researching anything I could fond about border collies and stick dogs. I thought o was going to hear something new about border collies and I get an amazing talk about the world at large and how you can’t change a donkey because it’s in his nature. Now I’m hooked! I even share a few talks on my fb page. I don’t usually get any response and my followers probably think I’ve finally gone mad, lol! I lost my wife last Aug to cancer and with her health decline I lost just a about everything I owned. I now am living in a trailer on a little piece of land trying to prepare for the harsh winters that we get here in Ontario just below Algonquin park. I find that listening to one of these talks each morning to start my day while I roast and drink my coffee is so very grounding and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Thank you for being you in the world and thank you for sharing your wisdom. It has helped me quite a lot!🙏😊
Hope you arr able to come back from your loss. I'd be devastated myself. But this guy is a good man to listen to for sure.
I'm in Ontario too, used to live in Bancroft now moving back to Ajax from London as work has me traveling alot (train conductor)
Take care of yourself.
Im in Bancroft, so neat to see how the internet brings us all together from around the world. He has helped so many of us. Cheers
Hang in there D.R. !!!
Count your Blessings!!👍
Not yer troubles..
Sir, just seeing your comment (and this video) a year later. I hope after a year things are beginning to get easier for you. I am sorry for your loss. Keep your head up. If you ever get to SW Florida, comment here, maybe we can get together and I’ll hook you up with a good smoke and some conversation.
I'm a cigar guy, an recovered heroin addict alcoholic 34 yes by God's grace..and a Big fan of Dwayne Dry creek wisdom...
This 🍁 Canadian gentleman touched my heart n soul and I cried reading his response!!! YOU.ny friend are the kinda guys that Dwayne touches by the " language of the Heart!!! God bless you REAL GOOD BUDDY ..IM 🙏🏻 FOR YOU IN NEWJERSEY!!!!
I really enjoy this channel, I'm no horse man, I'm no cigar man, I am a water man and i find a lot in common with what I'm doing (moving and handling ships on the river) and what you are teaching in your videos. every video is a great lesson and I always find something I can use in my daily work routine ... keep going and i whish all the best.
You always seem like a "Fels in der Brandung" i don't know the perfect translation for this phrase ...
I think the wording you are looking for is a clearing in the rough maybe? or a steady stone in rough waters. Its much the same in my native language, “rots in de branding” and even though theres no direct translation i think this comes close.
Those Drew Estate Factory Smokes are a good deal and a good entry point for sure. $38 for a bundle of 25.
The Acid ones are good also...the red or blue package small ciggirelo
Yeah I've smoked through a few bundles of the factory smokes by Drew Estate, they're something anyone can enjoy daily just a pleasant cigar, another bundle ciagr that's pretty good is Quorum and Havana Q is one of many personal favorites
I found these about a year ago. A good smoke for sure!
Absolutely! I like the Maduro and the Aduro's. Those are my go to sticks and yes they may only be a couple dollars I personally really enjoy them.
The 1400cc’s are great smoke when I’m in the mood for something sweet. To think I shat talked ACiD years ago.
Couldn't be happier that I found and subscribed to this channel a couple weeks ago. Great content containing sound, universal truths.
You got it right on the money. And if you’re smoking a cigar to impress somebody then you’re doing for the wrong reasons. New to cigars and new to your channel, but I’m really enjoying both! From my own experience, there are so many pretentious people/TH-camrs out there who really just turn me off. But You’re one of the few humble, down to earth guys discussing cigars, and I’m grateful for what you’re doing. Keep up the good work. Cheers, brother.
I'm currently listening to this while rolling my own cigars. Awesome wisdom you share. I absolutely love the way you explain cigars, how they are enjoyed, and what they embody.
Encore! Love these videos! Hardwork, Cigars, and relaxation is a good portion of my life today. Glad to see someone with those values/hobbies with such wisdom that's willing to share it.
Can’t go wrong with an Oliva V 👍 Some of the best cigars I’ve ever had have been inexpensive or mid-range when it comes to price. And the Charter Oaks are also phenomenal for the price as well. Love this content, thank you!
Do like the aroma, for some reason all V series expect robusto and Churchill started to push tar mid smoking, but got fixed when I cut the tar part off.
@@akuthelazy7342 oh yeah I’ve had that happen before, tar buildup is no fun! I can’t say I remember it happening much with this blend but it does happen with more full-bodied smokes which the V definitely is for my palate. You’re doing the right thing by just cutting off a little bit more or if I have a napkin, I’ll just dab it a little so it doesn’t get in my mouth lol
The regular serie V is my go to. I've never had tar push from a serie V or Serie V Melanio personally.
@@smokesgtp great go-to to have! One of the most consistently good cigars on the market over the years 🙌🙌
@Cigar Hound Dog Agreed. Love a Robusto, about 45 minutes to an hour. Consistent draw, consistent full flavor of that broken in leather and spicy goodness. After a couple of months or so in the humidor, they get noticeably better even.
All the way from Kentucky I'm enjoying the cigar videos. Keep it up.
I don't smoke cigars but this philosophy can be applied to almost any thing in life. love your videos even though I don't ride any more either.
Someone that gets it. Don't have to be cigars, it could be anything that brings you profound peace and reflection. And mostly definitely allowing one to appreciate the simple things in this life.
love this man - we need more examples of good strong men and their journey in the world. Keep on Keepin on
The coolest guy on TH-cam. I'm a big cigar smoker and what you are saying is very true.
Thanks for the recommendation of the Charter Oak Connecticut. Had my first today and it will be a regular in my box now. Thanks again.
My pleasure!
I bought my first pack of Toscanello Macchiato awhile ago. I tried multiple other cigars, many premium, gave some decent money on Cohibas, Monte Cristos, Davidoff's. 'Can't say I didn't like any of them, but Toscanello remained my absolute favorite. in Serbia, they cost $7.50-pack of 5.
Great point as always!
i ve been following your videos for awhile my friend am very impressed wit your logical approach to both horses and life im a 65 year old sheetmetal worker slash wanna be cowboy love my cowboy action shooting and old west firearms . the wife and i have owned horses and trail rode for bout 14 years now and aint nothing makes my universe right like sitting in the saddle on a good horse with a good cuban cigar and a flask of 20 year old canadian whiskey within easy reach in my saddle bags i appreciate all your insight philosophy and interesting videos keep up the great work
Thank you for being a beacon of light and hope for us. May God continue to bless you. Thank you!
Great channel. Authentic and straight talk. Keep it up
I was enjoying my quorum when my brother send me this video. Now im a big fan and subscriber to your channel. Thank you very much for your work and sharing with us the way of being a good man. God bless you and your family!
Well said. Long time cigar smoker here. Being truthful all cigars regardless of quality really tap out at 20 dollars. Meaning if you are smoking a cigar that isn’t vintage( meaning aged in a humidor for years) that costs more than 20 dollars you honestly are just paying for the name. My personal preference of price is anywhere from 3 dollars to 8 dollars a cigar (online prices by the box prices) and in brick and mortar? 5 to 12 dollars a cigar. There are some of my absolute favorites that are 15 to 20 but I save those for special occasions as I can’t afford cigars at that price as a daily smoke.
Price point vs Quality? My personal favorite brand is Perdomo cigars. Fantastic cigars that are affordable to me.
Good Afternoon Sir,
I’m a young officer in the Navy(early twenties) and I just want to say that watching your videos have helped me tremendously as I navigate my way through life. The world is always moving so fast and it’s hard as a working young man to slow down and find peace. When I drive to work in the early mornings I like to turn your videos on and reflect. As someone who grew up in the south I find that I can really relate to your philosophies and thought process. It makes me feel at home even when I’m across seas.
Again, thank you for standing for something positive and real. I’m sure young men and women all across the country appreciate it as much as I have.
That Oliva V is a FINE cigar. Great video as usual! I'd also like to recommend the Fuente 858 Maduro. Inexpensive cigar that is probably the finest in it's respective price range.
Have you tried the Fuente Cuban Corona? If not, highly recommended I like it better then the 858.
A. Fuente's 858 was first AF that I smoked, felt in love, have double chetaeu and King T for next summer, cant wait!
I like those 8-5-8 in Maduro better than their higher end cigars!
Short Story is a great smoke also by AF.
Try a Perdomo 10th Anniversary Muduro. I LOVED that cigar. The Cohiba black was my #1 before I had the Perdomo.
Such a wise gentleman and cowboy 👏🏿🌹🇺🇦🔥❤️🙌🏾👍🇺🇸love his style and vision 🌹❤️
Sr. greeting from Baytown, TX.
Like many others, I came across your videos while searching for new cigar videos.
Just want to say that I agree completely with your presentation.
Cigars, friends, conversation, fireplace, outdoors....heaven.
God bless you Sr. keep up the great work.
Greetings from South Africa - how much joy I get from your chats is Unbelievable! Thank You and God bless
Verry nice Chanel, found it last Week! Greattings from Germany🇺🇸🙏🇩🇪
Well I didn't watch this for the cigars. I quit tobacco years ago. I came just to hear what you had to say. Your video on coffee kept popping up, so I said ok I'll watch it. Then I watched another of your videos. And I think that by the third or fourth video I said to myself ; this guy knows what he's talking about. I've been shoeing horses since 1977 and learned alot about communicating with them. Not everyone gets it. I like your common sense approach in every video. Just watched "God's round pen" and loved it. Needless to say, I subscribed to your channel, and will be following it.
Long time cigar smoker here. Man, this is some great content. I haven’t heard this advise on any of the other cigar centric sources. Keep up the great work. Every new smoker should hear this. It will encourage a lot more to partake versus hating what they don’t understand.
Greetings from North Dakota to you and your bride. I'm very happy to have found your channel. I grew up ranching in South West Idaho and everything that goes with it. I have been watching your video's and agree with your teachings. I would enjoy hearing stories about greenhorns and the situations they put themselves and others into on trails. Great lessons to learn from. Keep up the good work.
That’s a really great point about how price deceives the mind.
Keep up the great work!
Many thanks,
Alastair
I love small cigars. Lanceros and Panatellas are my favorite. Nice and comfortable to hold in the hand and mouth and they often pack a ton of flavor.
Same here. I usually don’t smoke anything larger than robusto.
Greetings from Montana
Another great video I love the My Father Tabacos Baez $3 Robusto as my go to
Also Factory Smokes, Quorum and Arturo Fuente Curly head are great every day smoke. If I feel a sweet tooth another JC Newman cigar Trader Jacks
Also love my mid shelf cigars My father’s, Perdomo, Oliva , Drew Estate Liga. I don’t get a huge variety in the town I live in. Shout out to Texas cigar roadshow enjoy the leaf grow the culture
Who needs Uncle Sam we got uncle Dwayne. The wisdom and common sense calming effect.
Have had a bad cold so haven't had me a good cigar in a week. Enjoy that V. Great smoke!
I agree with ya on what's a good cigar ....just started watching your videos a few days ago....for supper this evening my lovely bride and myself cooked up your eggs,sausage, and onions on tortilla....added some bell pepper....woo-hoo!! Fine vittles!!...thank you for the videos....
You have one of the greatest mustaches I’ve ever seen. My mustache is getting to that level, but not quite there. You give me inspiration to continue to grow it and not cut it despite my wife’s complaints. Thank you.
I think this was the best 9 minutes I’ve spent in years..Learned a lot 👍
Hello Dwayne, let me start off by saying I really enjoy your channel there is a lot of wisdom to be found in your videos. I have an uncle who owns a couple of plow horses that can be ridden also so my wife and I enjoy taking them out on the property but we are both definitely novice and the horses seem to know that so they treat us with kid gloves they are that gentle. I too enjoy a good Maduro cigar and a pipe. I watched the video you made in your Suburban about your favorite books and you mentioned mixing Lane 1-Q with Kentucky Dark Fired. I enjoy both those blends so I thought I'd give them a mix and it turned out to be a very good smoke so thank you for that tip even if it wasn't meant to be one. I've rambled long enough so God Bless you and yours and keep up the great content. Thanks much.
Love the Serie V! One of my favorites!
I'm from England and love your cigar videos! keep them coming.
Same goes for wine and whiskey. Expensive doesn't = enjoyment. Great wisdom Dewayne.
you sir are a breath of fresh air in a world that has lost touch with its self
You are a breath of fresh air, Mr. Dry creek you have given me a new perspective on this cigar kick i just started about 2 months ago. Thank you. I agree the charter oak is nice. I just tried and really, really enjoyed a Rocky Patel vintage 1992. It's a $12 stick but soft on the pallet.
Man I am so glad I found your channel! Love horses and cigars! Can’t wait to hear more about Tennessee, because ohio isn’t that bad of a drive… you are a great American!
I don't ride, and haven't smoked a cigar in years, but I enjoy your channel immensely. Thank you.
I'm glad you like the Charter Oak cigars from Foundation. The habano and conneticut broadleaf are both amazing and always in my rotation.
I couldn’t make you more right please keep talking about cigars cause I just can’t live without it
Super duper video thank you 🙏🏻
Even this Dutch guy gets relaxed from these videos. We all need more calmness and wisdom!
lik mn bruine anjer, kanjer :)
I had a friend who had a relative from Cuba coming for a visit and he brought me a box of Partagus cigars from Havana. They were incredible. I got them for $100 for the box. They were so soft and moist. Wish I could get another box.
Ha you and everyone else
I like these: La Aroma de Cuba Edicion Especial, My Father Flor de Las Antillas, E.P. Carrillo Pledge, La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Reserva, La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor, My Father Le Bijou 1922, My Father La Opulencia. These are all really good smokes.
It’s cool to know you’re in Grand Prairie. My family and I love your videos and are close by in Wylie tx. Love the horsemanship advice, and the cigar videos! Keep it up!
Good cigar advice. JR Tobacco carries Rosa Cuba in various sizes that I really like as a everyday working cigar. With shipping, bundles of 20 were in low $40 range last time I purchased some which has been a while.
I feel like I’m every video you put up there is always a lesson I can take outside of the exact topic you are speaking on. Here I see that quality isn’t just about a price it’s about quality itself and it can be any price. Price is not guarantee of quality and enjoying what you find to be the best regardless of price is important. It applies to a lot. Thanks for help today Dewayne!
Just starting out and enjoy the relaxing part of the experience of smoking a quality cigar. And like you mentioned it’s not about the price of the cigar. Looking forward to watch your other videos. Thank you.
Sitting on my patio smoking a Gurkha which I find a bit spicy for my usual taste, but very enjoyable. While I have my own supply, my brother in law gave me this one as a gift. A true gift because it gives me a nice little break from a diy project of mine. What I’m trying to say is that your video is so very timely! Thank you Duane!
I like your vids on cigars more than anyone else I have seen so far. Dr. G
Wish I could sit and have a smoke with ya. I appreciate you! You seem genuine and consistent...just like a handmade Padron Cigar. 😊
SO excited you're coming to Tennessee!! I don't smoke cigars but I still watch these videos for the nuggets of wisdom that apply to other areas of life. :)
I get Factory Smoke for when I'm doing yard work. When I want to sit on my porch and just chill, I like to try different sticks but my go to is usually La Gloria Cubana Medio Tiempo. Only been smoking for two years. So I have a lot to learn and a lot of sticks to try out.
i think this is the only channel i've ever clicked the bell for
A very important life lesson indeed!: Don't get overly influenced by other people's opinions. Know what you like!
Grand Prairie!! Lived there off of 360.. Now in Grapevine!
I've only ever smoked a cigar twice. The first one was at a wedding. Took me 6 hours to smoke it but I really enjoyed it.
The second time was at an evening with some University friends. IT was our last evening together, so we decided to have a fancy diner all dressed up, then go to the pub and have ourselves a brandy and a cigar. Great night. Both experiences really made me appreciate cigars.
It's not something I do with any kind of regularity but I discovered some E-cigars (from XVXvape) and bought one, it really brought back some memories of those times.
I’m glad to hear you talk about this because there’s some nights where I enjoyed a $2 Russian Cream Backwood from the gas station more than I’ve enjoyed a big expensive cigar lol
Great episode. Most of my favorite cigars range between $7 - $12 per stick. I tried a $25 cigar or two and they taste like dog turd to me, but to each their own. It’s the same thing with beer, wine or liquor, more expensive doesn’t always mean better.
Great video bud, I couldn't agree more! I found your channel on accident because of one of your cigar videos and got hooked. Just tried a partagas black label for the first time the other day because of you. Great stogie! Keep em comin botl. If you can find it try the Alec and Bradley Gatekeeper if you haven't already!
The Gatekeeper is a great stick!
I cant agree more with this video. I say the same thing about wine. The best wine is the one you like the most and the best cigar is going to be the one you like and enjoy the most. Keep them coming, I’m enjoying your cigars vídeo a lot.
Great video, I started smoking cigars about 5 years ago and Its been a great journey, always learning, always trying different cigars. 😀 😊
A really good inexpensive bundle of cigars are the AJ Fernandez bundles exclusive to Atlantic Cigars online. They have three good blends but my favorites are the toro maduros. Exceptional construction, good taste and reasonably priced for a daily cigar. Love your channel!
I've lived in Grand Prairie most of my life. Spent a lot of years in Midlothian, was semi-forced to come back to GP. Glad to see you in my neck of the woods!
Great stuff, started smoking in my late 30's and on average, I smoke a lot of Oliva cant be beat for $4-10 a stick. Enjoyment is key and more importantly the people around you. Friendship, Bonds, Laughs, and New Friends is what drew me in. Great substitute when I stopped drinking. God Bless my friend and keep up the great content. You find yourself in CA, would love to smoke with you.
Fresh cigars that are stored at the correct temperature and humidity are key regardless of price. Shops that have fast turnover and a good humidor makes a huge difference. A cute, dark skin check-out girl makes the experience even better
Thank you for another great video and all the best, going forward with the school! Bless Y'all!
Great advise....I do like the JC Newman's Quorum and the Brickhouse Mighty Mighty Maduro
I live in Grande Prairie, AB, Canada and love watching your videos
Oliva and Perdomo are some of my favorite cigars. I also smoke some inexpensive cigars that I totally enjoy. I enjoy a cigar and some good coffee on the back porch each day. Reduces stress and we have some good conversations with friends. Smoked a little quoram today.
I’m happy to have stumbled upon this page. Very good content!
My buddy loves those Olivia's. I passed it up for a Padron Maduro last night. That was a good cigar!
Relax, Slow down, Enjoy your life…………words to live by, bygolly!!
This channel is the best - keep the cigar content coming!
I know this isn't relevant to this video but I just stumbled across your videos about a week ago. And I've been watching as much as I can And they are amazing. Your perspective on everything is awesome. Your definitely one of my role models now. Thank you for the content and willingness to teach us younger guys and gals. And I'm sure my horse will appreciates it to.
Stumbled across your channel and have subscribed. I really enjoy you laid back, no BS approach to things. We’re about the same age so have many of the same outlooks on life. BTW, I enjoy a good cigar while riding or paddling my canoe….or anytime I want to slow things down. Cheers from Canada.
Same goes for whiskey or wine. What you enjoy is the value you receive. God Bless sir!
I love wine and I was lucky enough to have tried very expensive wines... Yes they are good, but they're just not worth it for everyday family events !! So you are right, just like wines, find what you like that is affordable and enjoy life... God bless ! Et merci beaucoup for your videos !!
I am in North, AL very close to Pulaski, I hope to maybe be able to check out the school when the time comes! Awesome to have you coming to the area!
So I’m not a cigar smoker but I do enjoy these videos because I learn a lot.
you are speaking the truth..factory smokes were the first bundles that I purchased now I have a Coolidor full of a wide range of brands at different prices. I usually have a "good" one in the morning and I still smoke the Factory smokes on my breaks at work.
Found your channel New Years day, "Cowboy up" and really like how you present the philosophical version of the topics. Tried Charter Oak and Brickhouse and enjoy them very much!! Good Luck with the school and I'm hoping to bring my bride down for a week!
Good comparison on taste.
The black label partagas is much too rich for my tastes but the regular yellow tube partagas is exquisite.
I love the smell of cigar I used to hunt on a ranch as a young man with a old man that smoked cigars. The smell reminds me of the old gentleman. I do have a taste for Copenhagen but dang it gets more expensive every time I buy a can.
Just wanted to say thanks for the great content you put out and welcome to Grand Prairie. Keep the great content coming.
Nothing better than a good cigar a smooth whiskey/whisky, and great friends. Great advice their cowboy.
I'm enjoying the variety of topics covered in your videos - great content.
While in Grand Prairie, venture up to the Ole Grapevine Cigar and Tobacco Shop in downtown Grapevine. You will thoroughly enjoy the people and selection. Based on your list of favorites, I recommend you also try the My Father La Antiguedad Toro Gordo (6.0"x60).
Love your videos! Just starting to get into cigars a right now my favorite cigar is the Olmec Toro Maduro 6X52. It’s a beautiful thing!
Just had an Oliva V saturday nite, great smoke. My favorite is a Padron Damaso or a Padron 26.