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How to Smoke a Cigar Like Winston Churchill
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2018
- In this video, Ernesto Perez-Carrillo demonstrates his techniques used during the cigar smoking process, including lighting a cigar. Ernesto also tells a story about Winston Churchill and the very unique technique he used before smoking a cigar.
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No way, are you THE Mr Carrillo? Your Pledge cigars are legendary!
He is and they are a great cigar.
I enjoy the same process of lighting, taking time to bring in the aroma before bringing it to my mouth. Such a treat!
Thank you for the great video. Ernesto Perez-Carillo is such a charismatic person, I love to watch all his videos. And everyone is free to have his or her own opinion on how to cut or smoke a cigar, but personally I would rather look at the man himself who created these great cigars, when looking for maximum enjoyment!
I'm very thankful that I have a chance to enjoy these marvellous cigars here in cold Finland too!
Legendary video 😎💪❤️
very good
Thanks.
I love how people will seriously come to a video with E.P. Carrillo and be like "yOu'Re DoInG iT wRoNg!!¡!" 😂🤣😂
I'ma have to stick to the master over some random in a comment section.
What Ernesto Perez-Carrillo has done for cigars is more than I could even pretend to remember right now to even get into, but suffice it to say he shaped what we know as premium handmade cigars in more ways than one and for the better 💯
You might do it different, bit he ain't do it wrong lol
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Pass that to the Left Homie LoL 🤣 next Level smoking. Great video I didn't know there that much detail in Cigars. Thanks 👍
Great video.
Thanks!
Ernesto. You just converted that cigar into a Perejo. 😂
i just realized i don't think i'll ever be as cool as this guy.
Thanks for the compliment!
I'm not always cool as this guy.
But when I am.
I drink Dos Equis.
music is a bit to high otherwise very good video!
Thanks for the feedback!
Was thinking the same thing
+1
Aroma, both exhaled and off the lit end is 1/3 of the taste...the mouth / taste buds the other third and the nose exhale the last third.
I'm with you there bud. I sometimes like to lather the top of the cigar with some Dijon mustard and take a bite out of it!!
The Goat.
Great advise for every advise you haters comment in the video:
"Take what is worthy to you and leave what you don't like"
The same as you go for a visit to your granma and eat nothing but fruits but complain about all the food she made for you.✌
Great tip!
Nah.. just apologize for making mistake about cutting off a full inch.
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DUDE - WHEN PREPARING YOUR CIGAR YOU CUT AN INCH OFF THE TIP ? OUCH ! I HAVE BEEN SMOKING CIGARS FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS, MUST BE A NEW TECHNIQUE. I GUESS USING YOUR TEETH AS A CUTER IS OLD FASHION NOW...
That is not an inch,maybe 1-1.5cm
I don’t know anyone who uses their teeth on a Cigar except Cowboys. Are you a Cowboy?
Love the pledge and la historia
thanks
My favorites!
Churchill never used a cigar cutter in his life (preferring to instead use a match to hollow out a hole) so this is wrong immediately.
Neither did Churchill regularly (ever?) smoke torpedos- which cannot be pierced with a match. Churchill also used to run a reamer down the middle of the cigar to make the draw very open. So what's the point?
We got a true historian on our hands😂y’all act like it matters
Smoke a cigar, not cut a cigar. Go away tool.
I think the only reference the guy made to Churchill was the blowing back through the cigar.
That's Ernesto Perez Carrillo...whether he's right or wrong about whatever he's Ernesto Perez Carrillo one of the most respected master blenders of fine tobacco in the world....THAT'S all that matters here...
Thanks for the great video - I would ease off on the music volume though. You don't even need music.
Thanks for the video glhf
Cutting an inch off the cigar is such a waste! It’s a sin!
@Louis Robertson brooooo that was, like, a whole FOOT he cut off the cigar!!! 😱
It's a torpedo dude
decapitation cigar
@Adithya R i concur
It’s not a torpedo any more it just a regular cigar now
The inch he cut is what I’ll grab from the ashtray when nobody is looking. I’ll smoke it later.
Broke ass bitch
My grandmother always used to say she was never too proud to take the crumbs off the rich man's table!
@NA Phiri No she wasn't. Not by a long shot. But she was a very humble Christian woman. Plus she had to raise 4 children during the depression so she was also practical. Okay...I'll call it what is really was; she could be CHEAP! LOL
@NA Phiri So do I. Which is probably why I'm a bachelor! They're almost non existent today!
@@retroguy9494 My friend, your grama wasn`t cheap---she was FRUGAL. There`s a big difference....
What's with the Narnia music playing louder than your voice
Carrillo is been around forever only problem since is a boutique is so hard to find in North East.I probably haven’t had one in years.
Please keep looking! We are in many stores in the NE.
Class act
I would say that cutting that much off of a Torpedo is a waste. It will ruin the flavor, the flow path, the aroma even will not be the same. Having the tube of the cigar tighten at the end of the cap of a Torpedo if properly cut like any other cigar, being that you only cut behind the edge of the cap, ensures that the Torpedo will be enjoyed how it is supposed to. To me that is, every man is free to enjoy his stick how he likes.
Completely agree. Also I don’t know how this resembles Winston Churchill in any way whatsoever
I find it comical that's so many people on here believe they know the best way to cut a torpedo cigar although this man's name is literally on the cigar because he makes cigars, lol I'm pretty sure he knows what he's doing lmfao
What kind of ashtray is that?
Great video, but I think cutting an inch is too much..That's probably past the cap, which would possibly cause the wrapper to unravel.
thank you for your comments!
Lol you dont think he knows how to smoke or cut his own cigars!? Legit master
Especially on a torpedo. Why even smoke one if you're going to cut it so far?
Why do you have to keep lighting it?
Technically speaking, you shouldn`t have to. But Life isn`t perfect, hey ? So always keep matches or a liter handy....
@@blusnuby2 well he was concentrating on what he was saying and lighting the cigar. Guillotine on torpedoes and a Rose Cut on the other's using the "V" cutter.
I would like to try a Cigar from this (Carrillo) brand.
pls do and let us know!
@@EPCarrilloCigars Greetings! I sure will thank you
Hi. I know how to smoke. I have been smoking 10 yrs from and sometime when I smoke get a hiccup. So my question is don't you get that hiccup thing?
That's very odd. Never had that problem before
@@Existomalus now it's gone ever since I stoped smoking.
I'll do you one even better. I've been smoking over 30 years and every great once in a while I get that hiccup too. I think it comes from smoking too fast and swallowing a bit of air.
luckily no but thanks for sharing with us
theres a mouse in my rug
That’s sucks bro
how long does it take to smoke a 6" cigar?
Hi. It can take about 45 minutes to an hour. Depends.
It depends on several things, like brand of cigar, the 'recipe of tobacco leaves' making up the cigar, the dryness of the leaves, humidity of environment, etc...A quality 'Churchill size' cigar (48/ring x 7 inches) can usually last up to 2 hours.
Average is one draw a minute, the length, ring size etc. So it will vary .
why even smoke a torpedo if you're going to cut that much off?? its a regular Parejo at that point.
Annoying Music
Ok
So he cut about 1 inch of a torpedo which basically turns it into a normal style cigar
Cut off a bit more than he should have
@@bearajay4648 I mean he likes it that way but why lob off that much
@@davidd.234 especially off a torpedo cigar takes away a lot of flavor from it I’ve only been smoking cigars for 7 yrs but I’m no expert lol 😂
@@bearajay4648 I have only had 6 stick in my life and even I think it’s to much. But I guess that’s the point of cigars is do what you like and makes you feel right
@@davidd.234 True that my friend
anyone else here from @dril's post on twitter? #WeirdTwitter 4 lyfe!!!
shut
Cutting an inch is so unnecessary
Please turn down the music
He doesn't have to pay for it 😳
Churchill purged on wrong side lol
Wait, why he did that thing at 2:23?
He said he took it from the story he had cut.
That's what he was explaining.
That's the part Churchill did
You purge the harsh smoke generated from lighting the cigar. If the cigar is too hot, like if you’re putting a lighter to the tip while sucking in, the smoke gets harsh so you clear the chamber to get the best experience.
Thanks Daniel No now I understand
Daniel No , What's your favorite kind of cigar?
Lol burnt saliva flavor but i guess if your drinking with it then it would add that little flavor too
2:22 what if you burn your lips?
Then you get what you deserve !
You CUT too much off the tip! OMG! HUGH WASTE!
Gjmgjmmmdddaa!benzoyl😦😡😇😁😂😃😄😄
2:22 NOOOOOO wtff
Torpedos are made for V cuts… can’t believe he did that
Absolutely, can't believe he did that. He just cut off the part of the construction that accounts for the extra ~15% of production cost and the part that requires only the most skilled torcedors to roll.
They are not rolled that way to look 'fancy'. The point of a Torpedo shape is to deliver more concentrated flavors to the palate, achieved by channeling the smoke through the point of the cigar. Because most Torpedo cigars (more accurately, Figurados - 'shaped' but all with tapers) are a wider ring gauge, this gives the blender the space to mix a wider variety (and larger quantity) of tobaccos, resulting in deeper layers of complexity.
I occasionally use a V cut (certain brands if a straight cut is too hard of a draw or is a certain strength), but I prefer a straight cut, partly for a more concentrated draw but mostly because I like the shape better in my mouth. Depending on the taper, I'll usually straight-cut to no more than half the diameter of the body.
My wife does the same as well, but will V-cut different brands as I do.
@@VP_A-Team wow, great reply, I learned something, thank you.
@@VP_A-Team Agreed. A 'straight cut' pairs nicely with a Torpedo.
You cut off a bit too much of Churchill cigar just saying lol 😂
What a load of bollocks
That looks like half inch cut off.
Personally, I am not a cigar man myself. However, I pride myself in my ability to chop down trees and carve them into the shape of a cigar (A Treegar). That way, I keep that classic cigar look without that gross tobacco taste (OPINION ALERT, HATERS!)
I have a collection I keep to the left of the toilet in my basement, unfortunately the misses doesn’t like seeing the treegars out in a public part of the house. No worries, I just put on the latest Harry Styles album and stare at my cool picture of Mao and smoke my Treegar.
@dril
Was that funny?
1. Suck on it
2. Throw it out
3. Grab another
4. Light it
5. Don’t actually smoke it
This was actually pretty good for his health