How To Properly Light A Cigar | With Davidoff of London
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2022
- After teaching us how to properly cut a cigar on a previous visit, Eddie and Edward Sahakian educate Kirby on the ritual of how to properly light a cigar. The key, as with many things in life, is patience.
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These gentlemen are so classy I almost feel embarassed for not dressing up just to watch this. This is what cigars are about.
Meanwhile I'm drinking a dogfish head and blue lighting the absolute shit out of a Camacho while listening to Patsy Cline in a shed 😂
@@Ryan-ft8dz 🤣
Well said!
Well put.
@@Ryan-ft8dz 😂 I think you represent about 98.5% of us
"Of course we're not meant to agree on everything; otherwise we would not be father and son."
Wisdom and poetry, a true gentleman.
I scrolled down to this comment as they were saying that. I love when that happens.
@@edwardmason119 exactly just happened to me i was reading this as it was said
Same
I mean, theres 7 billions people on the planet i probably dont agree with, theyre not all my farther or my sons, so while it sounds like a wisdom induced quip, its not more accurate than simply saying 'i dont agree with people sometimes'
which is....obvious
@@LowieX it probably makes more sense once one has kids
"I have another match ready for you, dad" as someone who never got to share moments like this with my father, this bit really warmed my heart 😭😭
Damn, i feel you ! What a good son and a great father
Damn i read this as he was saying it
Man. I never react to comments, but this struck me. Same here man. That's just lovely.
Took the words right out of my mouth. I wish with all my hearth that I could've enjoyed a cigar with my father, just like this. My wife must be cutting onions now.... :(
"you were 16 years old and I forced you to smoke your first cigar" - classy
I absolutely love The respect, admiration, and love that Ed displays for his father!
"you were 16 yers old and I forced you to smoke your first cigar"
That was special.
If 'Manners Make the Man' was a person
@@danagboi ahh its a stepping stone ritual must
@@danagboi😂
Their manners are extraordinary. I had almost forgotten it was possible to even have this kind of conversation.
I am on the same boat with you. Born in 1996, I feel as if even the world I grew up in does not exist, today.
@@technicalactivity you grew up in the 2000s....
@@Trav12ss and even the 2000s is distant. Clear to say at least I didn’t grow up with pro gay children books and kindergarten pride clothing section in target
@@technicalactivity what's wrong with pro gay children books.
@@janai5103 do you really need someone to explain that for you? They are kids. They should not even think about sex in general. Maybe an anatomy book on reproduction, but nothing perverted. If you ask “why not” towards confusing children, don’t be surprised when one day you wake up and realize how disgusting society has become
When you get a 17 minute video about lighting a cigar you know its gonna be good
half expected the last word to be 'lit' lol
@@gregharn1 definitely should have been!
A 17 minute video on how to properly light a cigar is about 13 minutes too long!
🤣
I really appreciate the soft and gentle moves of Eddie handling things, very appropriate when smoking a cigar. No stress.
reminded me of a Japanese tea ceremony. Slow and deliberate. Pretty cool.
I started smoking cigarettes since my teenage. Got addicted for over 26 years. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here. and mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on this planet i wish people would all realize. they could solve a lot of problems, more than just mental treatments, environmental clean up; the possibilities are endless with fungus.
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
Yes Dr.benshrooms
I'm really happy for you that your mom decided to help you...I hear about alot of family members or so called friends shutting an addict out of their life, which since most addicts do it to mask emotions to me is the worse thing someone can do to an addict.
How do i reach out to him? Is he on instgram
Not once in this interaction did anyone talk over each other. Everyone was able to truly say what was in their heart and to share that with the viewers, highest quality conversation I’ve watched to date, loved it.
That's... a good point. Well said.
🚬🗿
Tradition at its finest! Highly enjoyable…
@9:05 but we'll just call that an honest interruption
just 3 gentlemens converseing and enjoying a puff
00:40 "May I, Dad? May I step in?" The exhibit of continuous, unpretentious respect for the (gentle)man's father is, again, educating on its own. Respect...
And so it should be. But not only for beeing a father, but by the kind of a father he is. Not all people got fathers that should be treathed with respect.
@@bjrnhansen697 you’re wrong and have the identity of your mother, your father left your mother not you
@@Fellowrser lol. Just let me know if you want me to remind you to take your pills. And by the looks of it, several times each day.
@@bjrnhansen697 I rest my case.
@@Fellowrser my bad. All day then.
Came for the cigar education...stayed for the unexpected ASMR. Serious head tingles.
The sheer respect and love between the father and son is just divine. The dad has done a great job raising him, and he’s done a great job becoming such an embodiment of class, elegance. Great video.✨
The father, son relationship they have is inspiring, whenever they appear in Kirbys videos you can feel the love and respect between them.
I totally agree.
I am a lucky guy…. I got to do a Lot of good times like that with my dad, he was also a best friend to me….
Well said, Dad.
@@stephengrant8505 look up jesse lee peterson it’ll help you tremendously friend
Ah I can almost smell the aroma of these cigars.
Video got me when he asked permission from his dad and immediately welcomed the guest. Soft spoken. Wow. The respect, the kindness, the absolute class. I don’t even smoke.
You couldn't have said it any better.
Very nice comment,
Same
👺
Fake persoanlity of "them".
@@coolboy5428 What do you mean?
I was going to make a comment about how pretentious this video sounds, but the more I watched, the more I appreciated how soothing, calming and relaxing this is. Enjoyed the video, looking forward to enjoy a cigar.
The amount of respect they shared for themselves, their counterparts and their craft speaks volumes
Real classy gentlemen.
I watched this video last night during my recent curiosity for cigars. I was so inspired, I left this morning straight to THIS store, Davidoff of London, and met Mr. Edward Sahakian himself!
And I was so delighted. He was incredibly helpful and patient with me, helping me pick my first cigars ever to smoke, talking me through the experience, and even telling me the story of his own first cigar. Such personal and expert advice for a young man like myself.
Wow, this man is just as well-mannered and classy as he appears on video.
100% recommend visiting!
Lucky you
I went there and he was yelling at this homeless guy for smoking his cigar backwards and smoking the band than he started beating him
What did he recommend to you? I’m having a hard time choosing my first cigar.
@@therealwaltewhite Don’t talk nonsense.
@@zynifi look it up
As the only person in my household who enjoys cigars, I most often must partake alone. As I heard you add, “…and with good company” to the enumeration of the pleasures of the experience, I couldn’t help but feel like I’m missing something important. Truth be told, your videos fill that void. I most often have you and your guests (love the Sahakians) as my company when I make that “commitment of time,” and your conversations and enjoyment of a good smoke amplify my own. Thanks for that!
I feel the same, most often smoke alone. Also doesn’t help that almost none of my friends smoke cigars, and the few that do I haven’t seen in a while because of the lockdowns we’ve had here.
I too smoke alone a lot, but when I do smoke in good company, my cigar is so much better.
I turned two of my closest friends in the area into cigar lovers, something we all benefit from now. Reach out, and invite some friends to try. Having a good friend who can enjoy this amazing past-time with really makes a difference.
I am only a two cigar per week smoker, but get together with 3 of my long time friends every Sunday to watch football in my garage on the big screen. We share a couple bourbons, a lot of laughs, but only two of us smoke cigars and one doesn’t drink, which is just fine with me. We don't all have to partake in the same hobbies as each other, as long as we enjoy each other's company.
I'm in exactly the same boat. With both my love of cigars, and my passion for whisky.
Eddie is an amazing teacher on cigar issues. His expression and confidence allows me to appreciate of being patient when having anything to do with cigars, from lighting , storing, aging and of course smoking the cigars. He and his father are so polite when explaining the topics around cigars and they are certainly very expreienced and knowledgable
Kirby, I am rediscovering the ritual of smoking cigars after several decades absent in my life. The value I've found in your discussions with Edward and Eddie Sahakian are the subtle things...how to cut, how to light a cigar. Thank you.
"We don't have to agree on everything, otherwise we wouldn't be father and son" got such a hearty chuckle out of me. It reminded me of me and my father and how we always have differing ideas and likes but respect one another to unmeasurable degrees
Lovely.
I was introduced to cigars when I was 25, and am now 41. I smoke occasionally, but wasn't shown this method of lighting. I have to say I tried this and it was a completely different experience, was an astonishing difference, and spectacularly more enjoyable. Thank you Kirby for producing this content and to the gentlemen in the video for sharing their knowledge.
What method were you using before this if you don’t mind me asking?
@@StarFox31he was probably lighting it by the normal way; just toasting the cigar first and then taking taking a few puffs on the unlit cigar with the flame still on the foot.
I used to light it like that too. But now do it Eddie’s way. Just toasting it until it completely lights up and taking the first puff after it.
I have a question. As far as I understand, cigars are usually not to be inhaled. But in this video, it looks like the interviewer and the old man both are inhaling their cigars. So are they really inhaling and if yes, why?
@@TonyMontana-pg6toI went to a cigar lounge in Washington DC this past summer where the lady did that for us, took her a minute or 2 per cigar. Now after watching this video I’m absolutely going to do this.
@@devankmittal8311 no, they aren't inhaling. You may be seeing retrohaling, where smoke is taken in through the mouth and exhaled through the nose. This does provide more flavour, but shouldn't be done with every breath- it might also get quite hot with a shorter cigar...
Quality, craftsmanship and tradition. Three amazing qualities that emphasize why true gentlemen and women enjoy fine cigars! I always enjoy watching these three wonderful gentlemen. Their videos help viewers to appreciate handmade cigars, enjoy good company, and live life as true gentlemen and women should live their lives! Well done!!
This father,son duo is just magnificent. I wish I had that type of relationship with my dad, but at best I have the pleasure of experiencing life with my son.
I really loved the loving and respectful way in which Eddie spoke to his dad. Each and every time that he spoke to his dad. Great to see.
Mr. Allison and the Sahakians are professors teaching an ongoing course on the Lost Art of Being a Gentleman. It's an informative and enjoyable master class with these three gentlemen, every time! Cheers and happy smoking.
We’re all students in the company of the Sahakians!
I absolutely loved this interview, if it can be called like that. "Of course we're not meant to agree on anything; otherwise we wouldn't be father & son". Absolutely loved it. Congrats on the three.
I never realized I had been lighting my cigars the wrong way for years. I still enjoyed them but now I'll enjoy them even more. Thank you for the video.
I mean how nice the world would’ve been if everyone talk like this
There’s no rush,no nonsense
Straight to the point and calm AF
Really amazing
It's amazing how people don't understand that manners are only surface level crap that has no real meaning.
Indeed
@@Vormav777 They have meaning in their real world effect. Like sure, manners are only saying the same words in a different way a lot of the time. But words do have meaning, and change the way people feel. If everyone said please and thank you, waited their turn to speak, talked to everyone with a level of respect, etc. There would be a lot less conflict in the world.
@@ZekeWaters_well said
And imagine how fucking boring the world would be surrounded by the likes of the pompous toffs in this video. They wouldn't give you the time of day pal..they'd rather look down on you!
This one--much like those lit--hits all the right notes. The Sahakians are true gentlemen with superior knowledge to share, character, warmth, and depth.
Well said!
This is pure magic. Thank you for sharing this incredible content with us! Eddie and his father are such gentlemen.
This is trully magnificent conversation, this video was randomly chosen by the algorithm on my youtube homepage. Im not even a smoker myself nor do a classy person but the conversation is so polite and respectfull to everyone. No interruptions but pure heart to heart a passionate conversation about tradition and their passion i just love it!
“I’m literally burning dollars and pounds as we speak” sums up this whole thing quite nicely
Really enjoyed watching the interaction between father and son though, hard to imagine acting out that level of respect amongst family
As a woman, I have to say my best days are ended with a campfire, a beautiful drink of some sort, and a really excellent cigar, unrushed and fully appreciated. I am a woodturner, blacksmith, and craftsperson. Quality is paramount. Aged Cigars are a culmination of perfection.
With respect, cigars are not suitable (unappreciated) for women. I mean not EVERYTHING is suitable for both sexes.
@@Enes-wj5xq a good experience is only limited by how much one can enjoy it, those who can sufficiently appreciate something are justified in appreciating it in my opinion
@@Enes-wj5xq are we gatekeeping cigars now?
@@Enes-wj5xq ignorant
@@Enes-wj5xq With respect? Who made you Cigar God?! Putz!
I was so zoned into this entire video. I particularity liked the son’s comment about taking the opportunity to honour the time and effort put into the preparation of the cigar by lighting it with with the proper respect. An excellent insight and something I will always observe in the future. Thank you!
The respect and sweetness Eddie gives to his dad is incredible and just goes so well with the ceremony of lighting a well crafted cigar and sharing the moment❤
I have never smoked in my life and honestly don’t plan to. This video popped up in my feed and I must say it is impressive how serious you take this process. I never would have thought that the lighting of a cigar was so specific.
It’s dumb tbh, people just try to find a way to make something “the proper way”
@@bozo1200 ? theyre doing these for a reason. roasting it instead of puffy so it doesnt run and be too hot when first tasting the fresh tobacco. same things i do with blunts.
...it's about the journey
@@swide2750 its a sort of ritual for us smokers theres the people that smoke a pack while on lunch break then there is us who enjoy a nice rolled blunt in the evening while watching netflix or just being with friends or on weekends ill enjoy a glass of good whiskey with a cigar.
properly lighting a cigar really is the key to a very enjoyable smoke!
What humble, sincere respect and love this man communicates everytime to his father. True gentleman. Greetings from Texas.
Si guey
All of you are such class acts. I never tire of listening to your interactions.
I have watched this video several times over throughout the years. A joyful approach and a wonderful teaching 🏆
I love home calm Eddie is and he never rushes with anything as the essence of cigar smoking is about relaxing and letting everything else go. Always a pleasure to see Eddie and Edward, God bless.
I don't smoke cigars but I had a long conversation with a retired gentleman who walks past my place daily while smoking them and he was explaining the rituals involved and favourite brands, his cutter and torch, humidor etc. Interesting guy, very passionate about cigars and life in general. I walk inside and this is the first recommended video I see, they're spying on us kids.
EULA 3 ( end user license agreement) (3rd party user), the phones we purchase don't actually belong to us.
It's in the user manual if you read it.😢😅
This is what I love about a good cigar, such respect for the craftmanship and farming quality of the tobacco leaf. Something that is unreachable or unthinkable for most, but I see this as a sign of value to others and the image of a true gentleman
This is like a spiritual ceremony for them. From the way they talk about it all the way down to how they handle the tools used. Watching how delicate they are with the tools used placing them down so gently and back in place from where they came from. It reminds me of watching an East Asian tea ceremony(Chado, Chadao, or Dado)which can take hours sometimes. Even shows the 4 philosophies of Harmony, Respect, Purity, and Tranquility. The precision/delicacy of each movement and time preparing something that normally takes others seconds. I could watch stuff like this all day.
This is how stoners feel about smoking weed
I've had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Sahakian Jr. at a Davidoff launch event, and to this day I remain humbled by his manner and etiquette. On cigars, and on the way he conducts himself in general. Larger than life.
This man has more passion with his cigars than I have in my relationship.
Same bro like wtf. Been neglecting mine to watch cigar videos, I'd kill for a cigar rn....
Kinda sad.
@@arthurmorgan2026 you have planty of them in your equipment...
@@polski-maciach8664 yeah but I smoke em wrong. It takes me 2 seconds to finish. Much like my relationship heheh
The amount of detail in smoking a cigar is amazing. I am absolutely and completely enthralled.
Eddie's voice is so smoothing and gentle, video's like this make me want to listen to light a cigar and envisage him narrating the process
I found his presentation to be unintentional ASMR.
Eddie is a titan of a man, could listen to him for hours just reading the dictionary. Great video from someone with minimal interest in cigars. Cheers
What an absolutely wonderful video! My family raised tobacco for many, many years, and I worked in the fields as a youngster prior to enlisting. Thank You for this lovely moment.
I got to give these British gentlemen credit, and the British in general. They come up with classy ways to do just about everything!
I like the way they interact,so polite,gentle and the way respecting each other
I could listen to Eddie read the phone book and be just as captivated as I am watching him light a cigar. The respect and obvious affection between Edward and Eddie is lovely to see.
Beautiful, simply beautiful. I've been smoking cigars for 12 years now from different countries and I must admit I have been smoking cigars with far less reverence over the years than when I initially started out.
It goes to show that even an experienced smoker such as I myself, if I may say so, can still learn a lot. Not just in the way the cigars are treated in this video but also in the way these gentlemen carry themselves, they are showing how a gentleman converses and shows others respect when enjoying each others company.
This video has reinvigorated my approach to smoking a cigar and I will make sure to light cigars again in the manner so eloquently shown in this video.
It is beautiful to see two master teaching aficionados on how to properly light a good cigar. Thank you
The Sahakians definitely take the Cigar experience to an art form. Just hearing their tone and the precision of the way they speak about the way the Cigar is treated is fascinating.
I feel like a gentleman already. Gonna light birthday candles this way from now on. Might take a while.
their speach and their movements are so memorizing. so peacful and calculated and elegant. wish i could could enjoy a cigar with these guys.
It’s good to see father and son spending good time together
I have a son and son in law that have become cigar enthusiasts. I have taken the opportunity to teach them both about the proper ways of cutting, lighting and smoking a cigar. I must say it’s been so fulfilling to pass on these traditions. I might add how important it is to teaching them a gentleman enjoys smoking his cigar in many different ways. No way is better than the other, just enjoy the craftsmanship, company and conversation of like minded individuals men and women alike
What utter pretentiousness, you must have a decent amount of money up for inheritance for them to humor you in such a way.
@@MrRorySteel the amount of seethe people like you post is so hilarious. It's like you cannot even imagine having a bonding experience.
@@MrRorySteel Ha literally, it's just burning leaves which cause cancer.
@@wipje41 these type of humans are utter garbage. They are not people, because the term 'people' implies that a human has some good in their heart, has decency, and some sort of moral compass. These humans are black on the inside.
The calm energy the Sahakians are portraying is inspiring. Thank you!
True Gentleman.
Sometimes with the right people the right glass
And of course the right cigare.
TIME STANDS STILL...
Stepped into my first cigar lounge today and when I say the experience was magical is an understatementWhen Eddie said you were transported to a heavenly place that is true I Went in planning to only be there for 30 minutes to an hour just left I was three hours there the company was amazing
True admiration for these gentlemen. Such manner, such class, and the respect these men hold for each other is amazing!
Never in my life I smoked a cigar, I dont even know why I watched this video, nor how did I find it, but you three are an inspiration! I take a lot from this video. Thank you
I love anyone who is truly passionate about what they do as these gentlemen clearly are. I also love to see a respectable relationship between father and son
This video was such a fun watch. It brought back memories of teaching others how to cut, light and enjoy a cigar. i was 18 teaching men and woman in their 40's how to do all this working at a cigar store.
i also from describing the smell. felt like i was there. i love the story telling in this video.
4:55 "If you start the journey on the right foot, we always hope that you get to the right destination" - such a badass quote.
3 gentleman, wonderful knowledge between each of them and such respect and gratitude. This is what RUclips needs. Thank you for the enjoyment of your video.
I at first thought it was a bit pretentious the way he was talking but as it went on I started feeling relaxed and felt his voice like a warm blanket, plus the respect. I love it
The sheer class of these guys is ludicrous
Thank you for this great video. It’s amazing how something as simple as lighting a cigar properly can make the entire experience so much more enjoyable. All these years I’ve been using the typical “big cigarette” method, your technique has greatly improved how my cigars smoke.
Gentlemen, what a joy to look at you. Even I quit smoking many years ago, I fully understand that the ritual is important here and not the smoking itself. Thank you.
One of the best things about a cigar is the social aspect of it. When in the company of fellow cigar smokers, if the conversation runs dry, you can always talk about your cigars.
I watched this for the third time tonight, three exquisite gentlemen lighting and smoking cigars together.
I watched this video about a year and a half ago and ever since listening to the explanation, hearing the reasonings, and in my opinion tasting the difference after the cigar is lit then enjoying smoking it. It has enhanced my cigar smoking.
Thank you very much.
Sahakians are classic british gentlemen especially Eddy. The manners, etiquettes and style truely classic. Most beautiful thing is the respect Eddy gives to his father. Heart winning.
Aren't they Armenian?
@@ShayanGivehchian Yes they are...but being raised in England, more so Eddy than his father, they have assimilated so well into the country that they can be said to be as fully British as they are fully Armenian. A beautiful marriage of the two
This video is a big contrast to most cigar content I've found on RUclips. It's this level of propriety that seems unreal to me; making me wonder if people out there really carry themselves like this all the time. But great technique, and more so, patience. Both of which I should implement when I'm enjoying a proper cigar.
Yes , lots of real gentleman on any country/area of the world.
The comment about respect for the time taken to smoke these cigars….so true. What is more precious in this world than time. Excellent gentleman.
The calming and demeanor of these gentlemen. Is so relaxing.
I'm so glad I watched 3 people light and smoke cigars for 17 minutes and 13 seconds, also fascinating to watch the proper ritual in lighting a fine cigar.
How Beautiful it is for father and son to talk with so much respect. Real Classy love it !
It was so relaxing to watch, to listen. I enjoyed , the time stopped during this moment, the most cool guys I ever seen.
Kirby and even Edward clearly enthralled (as I am) with Eddie's demonstration and technique. There is no substitute for calm, authoritative and knowledgeable expertise. You don't have to be a smoker to appreciate the quality on show here. Bravo all.
What a pleasure to watch. Vicariously enjoyed the cigars, the techniques and the conversation.
The way Edward gives Kirby a subtile hint and makes absolutely SURE to not make him feel unknowningly, un-educated or and even more important WITHOUT giving kirby the idea thats he's under educated regarding sigars is absolutely great to see...
Adding to this the fact that Eddie shows grace and respect to his father, but still maintaining his own statue, personallity and dignity...
it's really a gentlemens meeting ;)
I'm not a smoker but it makes me want to smoke one, and have agreed with my own father (who quit smoking yeaaarrrrss ago) to smoke a sigar to celebrate the birth of my son....
Thank you Kirby, and thank you Eddie and Edward
Always a honor to watch a master light a cigar
I recently got into smoking cigars and I love it
New viewer to the channel and I must say that I can really appreciate the dialogue, the knowledge, and the time taken to properly create content on the finer things in life. The amount of mutual respect and etiquette applied to the whole conversation is a pleasure to watch.
Well I am very glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos JRF. Make sure to look back through some of the previous ones too. Hopefully plenty for you to enjoy.
@@kirbyallison I'm catching up on the vids as we speak, particularly like the videos in cooperation with Davidoff of London. I will however, not limited myself to only those :) Have a great day!
@JRF perfectly said and took the words right out of my mouth
I'm Cuban born and still recall the stories told by my grandfather of the old country, he not only grew Tabaco on his farm but was an avid smoker for many years. It's a shame, the negative stigma towards smoking that has been created. I have always seen it as one of the last few Gentlemen's experiences. Thank you for sharing this and honoring the tradition and hard work of my people and one of the many treasures from our once great land.
There's nothing good in being a Tobbaco addict. It's harmful.
@@blackwolf6902 People drink and overeat process foods. Not to mention taking harmful and untested drugs that have proven themselves to be dangerous and not actually provide the benefits claimed by both the manufacturers and the governments pushing them.
Tell me again how an ocasional cigar is more dangerous….
@@blackwolf6902 smoking a cigar sometimes doesn't make you a tobacco addict more than drinking alcohol at parties makes you and alcoholic.
@@blackwolf6902 There’s something to be said for the fact that smoking cigarettes with numerous chemicals is way harsher than smoking a cigar or even a tobacco pipe with 99% tobacco
Ah, yes, "one of the last few Gentlemen's experiences." Precisely why, I suspect, the negative stigma towards smoking has been created to begin with.
How I would like to learn everything about the wonderful world of cigars from these 2 gentlemen.. 💯❤️
I'm 29 and I've been living alone since I was 17. Almost every night, especially in spring and summer when I'm not going out with friends, in the late evening after dinner, I sit on the veranda enjoying a cigar with my cat and a glass of whiskey to keep me company while listening to the song of the crickets in the moonlight, enjoying the light night breeze, feeling my stress, my work and family problems dissolve into the air, leaving me calm and relaxed more than ever before a good night's sleep.. Every year I look forward to this period to enjoy the best sensory experience ever. ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing with us all this❤
Federica (yes, I'm a woman 🙈) , from Milan, Italy 🇮🇹❤️
Eddie and Edward Sahakian are true aficionados, embodying an unparalleled elegance and knowledge in the world of cigars. Their video showcasing the art of lighting a cigar not only educates but exudes a sense of timeless sophistication akin to the appreciation of fine wine. Watching their demonstration, I found myself captivated and inspired to indulge in a moment of luxury.
I had to pull out my father's Regius Double Corona and pairing it with a vintage 1974 Chateau Mouton Rothschild I loved both because this video resonates with the essence of indulgence and refinement. The setting of my fire, complemented by a bearskin rug, evokes a scene of opulence and tranquility, enhanced by the anticipation of my wife's eventual company. It's a testament to the atmosphere that such moments create, evoking a sense of celebration and intimacy.
Eddie and Edward Sahakian, much like Kirby Allison, possess a rare ability to bring sophistication and expertise to a wider audience. Their presence on your channel not only elevates the understanding of cigar culture but also invites individuals to immerse themselves in the art of savoring life's finer pleasures.
The elegance exuded by these guests undoubtedly adds a layer of richness to the experience. It's more than just the act of lighting a cigar; it's a celebration of tradition, craftsmanship, and the art of leisure. Your tribute to their guidance and your immersive experience with your father's cigar and a revered wine speaks volumes about the allure and magic these moments can hold.
Here's to the timeless essence of your channel, the savoir-faire of Eddie and Edward Sahakian, and the touch of sophistication brought forth by Kirby Allison. Cheers to the moments that allow us to savor life's finer offerings. Cheers.....
Although I am not a smoker, I enjoyed watching and relaxing to this ceremonial cigar lighting. Very interesting steps in enjoying the finer things like cigars, drinks and well fitted suits. Very nice!
I patiently wait to have my first proper cigar with proper company. Your videos are actually what peaked my interest in cigars and have helped in teaching me in the art of smoking one. The Sahakians have such a beautiful relationship, always showing great respect to others. Keep up the great content!
In the spirit of improvement, and with the greatest of respect, your interest was piqued.
The respect he shows for his father is admirable
I feel like I had time travelled and transported in the times of Sherlock Holmes. What a vibe this video has.
I would give anything. To sit down with these true gentlemen. The knowledge they have is just mesmerizing.
*Been looking for the best cigar video on RUclips, just found it, I can watch this multiple times & light my cigar as if I was accompanying them in the same room over & over, & let me tell you guys something! This feels very genuine to know that there are people out there who take pleasure in perfecting the perfect cigar smoke so that you may be taught by 2 masters, & carry tradition after every puff.*
The absolute class the father and son have is unreal. The mannerism in the way the speak, dress and body language is very aspiring.
Real classy to perfection……love it how each are listening and acknowledging each other with respect….
What a great quote sir. I will remember that one for when my sons get older "We are not meant to agree on everything. Or else, we would not be Father and Son." I hope to foster a long lasting bond with the boys God has entrusted me with.
True gentleman's. I absolutely indulge and take delight in watching these videos and being educated along the way about the wonderful world of cigars. Thank you Gents.