Thank you again for all your videos. I have a question, how long do you let your cigars sit before you smoke them after you make them? I made 4 cigars and tried to smoke one the next day and it didn’t burn very well at all had to stop and count it as a loss. Thank you for your help
I typically roll 4 and then smoke one a day over the next 4 days, starting on the day I rolled them. When I run out, I roll 4 more. So, you are probably rolling with too much moisture somewhere in your roll. You can tell from my videos that I roll right on the edge of flexibility and too-dry.
@@BlissCigarCo thank you. Again I’m thankful for your help I’m sure you busy and get asked a lot of things. Thank you. I’m trying to do a good job but it’s obviously not as easy as it looks 😆. I will keep trying. Thanks again. Blessings
@@nwpiper5782 Just keep at it. Pros roll 200 a day for 9 months before they're considered good enough to roll a sell-able stick, so around 36,000 sticks for basic proficiency.
@@BlissCigarCo Thank you again. I just keep rewatching your videos. It seems the technique is pretty much the same only the gauges change which is helpful. I also found you over at Instagram. Have a blessed holiday season coming up. 🔝
@@nwpiper5782 Yes, one thing you might learn from my rolling videos is that I do everything exactly the same when I am rolling parejo (straight) cigars, year-in-year-out. There is no reason to deviate from the standard method, as it produces the best results consistently.
what a cigar! watching your other vids and I was literally asking myself if you ever use your scraps will you ever roll a box pressed cigar? also how the f did this taste with all the different leaves?
Thank you. I think you mean my molds? I have got them from so many places. Many/most are from cigar factories that switched to plastic. Honduras, DR, NYC, Miami, Austin, NOLA, and many other places.
Before I discovered this channel, I assumed all cigars would be made from scraps. Is there a difference in how they smoke compared to those made from stacked/folded leaves like in most of the other videos? Is one method considered "higher quality" than the other?
@@BlissCigarCo That short-filler cigars are commonly machine produced (which I assume implies overall lower quality) and burn faster and hotter🤓 Would you corroborate this assessment?
@@CeRockTV Well, as we can see, this one is not machine produced. But of course this is an exceptioin. As for the burn qualities, I cannot say. I have enjoyed many machine-produced Cuban cigars through the years. It is more about the flavor and aroma of the tobacco, ultimately, than the method of the assembly.
@@tobakidanmark2126 Hey, no, it's $4.99/month. There's a Join button near the top of my page. There are maybe 6 or 8 videos in the Members section about rolling torpedoes, belicosos, salomons, Hemingways, stuff like that.
@@FloppaFan400 One could. The closest popular vitola is the laguito no 6 (like the Behike 56), which is 6.5 x 56. So Laguito No 6 Gordo is the most accurate.
In fact, you have a distinctive taste and a beautiful personality. Keep it up on RUclips
Thank you. I will try.
Holy moly! What a beast of a cigar, definitely gotta make a video or short of you enjoying it. As always a beautiful roll 👍🏼
Yeah. Haven't lit it yet. Rolled it ~2 months ago but it's one of those, when I pick it up it's too pretty to burn, and I go, Na...
@@BlissCigarCo completely understandable!
Nice job, thanks for another video. 👍👍
Thanks, you're welcome
Enjoy watching you work!
Thank you!
You just made a perfect Thursday afternoon!
Wow man you made it look so easy 😮😅
I had to roll a few thousand before it got that easy 🙂
very comfortable when I watching your videos 🥰🥰
Hope ur in good health looking forward to the next video
Yes, very good health, thank you!
Wow! My head spins looking at that thing
My head kinda spins when I hold it in my hand, too. I haven't had the nerve to smoke it yet.
Awesome nice job.
Do you sell these cigars on a website as I love watching you vids and would love to smoke one🤙🤙
Thank you again for all your videos. I have a question, how long do you let your cigars sit before you smoke them after you make them? I made 4 cigars and tried to smoke one the next day and it didn’t burn very well at all had to stop and count it as a loss. Thank you for your help
I typically roll 4 and then smoke one a day over the next 4 days, starting on the day I rolled them. When I run out, I roll 4 more. So, you are probably rolling with too much moisture somewhere in your roll. You can tell from my videos that I roll right on the edge of flexibility and too-dry.
@@BlissCigarCo thank you. Again I’m thankful for your help I’m sure you busy and get asked a lot of things. Thank you. I’m trying to do a good job but it’s obviously not as easy as it looks 😆. I will keep trying. Thanks again. Blessings
@@nwpiper5782 Just keep at it. Pros roll 200 a day for 9 months before they're considered good enough to roll a sell-able stick, so around 36,000 sticks for basic proficiency.
@@BlissCigarCo Thank you again. I just keep rewatching your videos. It seems the technique is pretty much the same only the gauges change which is helpful. I also found you over at Instagram. Have a blessed holiday season coming up. 🔝
@@nwpiper5782 Yes, one thing you might learn from my rolling videos is that I do everything exactly the same when I am rolling parejo (straight) cigars, year-in-year-out. There is no reason to deviate from the standard method, as it produces the best results consistently.
Love the videos! How long to you tend to leave the cigars in the press mold for?
Thanks. Somewhere between an hour and a couple days, depending on the leaf, the weather, and the mold.
@@BlissCigarCo thanks for sharing!
what a cigar! watching your other vids and I was literally asking myself if you ever use your scraps
will you ever roll a box pressed cigar?
also how the f did this taste with all the different leaves?
Love watching you work. I was curious where you get your presses from.
Thank you. I think you mean my molds? I have got them from so many places. Many/most are from cigar factories that switched to plastic. Honduras, DR, NYC, Miami, Austin, NOLA, and many other places.
Yes
where are you located. just curious! love watching all your vids!
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
@@BlissCigarCo awesome!
My favorite short filler is My Father Tabacos Tbez
Can it be smoked immediately after being rolled??, or does something else need to be done first??
Yeah it can be smoked immediately. Wouldn't hurt to let it dry for an hour, but it's not necessary.
merhaba, son yaprağın formunu nasıl koruyorsun ? nemli poşet mi ?
I use a moist bag to soften the wrapper, if that's what you mean.
love it
will you ever do a video of you smoking any of the cigars you roll?
Probably not, since I can't monetize anything with smoking in it
El Credito used scraps from La Gloria Cubana for their cigars.
Ah! I don't think I knew that.
Do you cultivate your own tobacco?
No
Nice stick
Thank you
Before I discovered this channel, I assumed all cigars would be made from scraps. Is there a difference in how they smoke compared to those made from stacked/folded leaves like in most of the other videos? Is one method considered "higher quality" than the other?
Got the answer to my question by googling "short filler cigars" as mentioned in the video🤓
@@CeRockTV What did the google tell you about it?
@@BlissCigarCo That short-filler cigars are commonly machine produced (which I assume implies overall lower quality) and burn faster and hotter🤓 Would you corroborate this assessment?
@@CeRockTV Well, as we can see, this one is not machine produced. But of course this is an exceptioin. As for the burn qualities, I cannot say. I have enjoyed many machine-produced Cuban cigars through the years. It is more about the flavor and aroma of the tobacco, ultimately, than the method of the assembly.
@@BlissCigarCo Thanks for the clarification :)
How do I buy one from you or do you sell them?
Thanks for asking but I no longer sell. I just roll for entertainment now.
what is in that jar?
vegetable gum
Damn that is massive…
It really is.
Keren banget TOP 👌💖
Faz vídeo mostrando o fumo destes charuto
I can't monetize any videos with smoking in them
Monster cigar! Awesome work, would love to try one someday
Thanks. Well, you could buy the kit and roll one! 🙂
Can you roll a figurado shaped cigar ?
I am able to, yes. There is a perfecto here, and in the Members section I roll torpedoes and various Fuente Hemingway styles.
@@BlissCigarCo Can you make a video where u Roll it? How Can i Watch the members videos - is it free?
@@tobakidanmark2126 Hey, no, it's $4.99/month. There's a Join button near the top of my page. There are maybe 6 or 8 videos in the Members section about rolling torpedoes, belicosos, salomons, Hemingways, stuff like that.
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That looks like a fat Toro.
Well, I reckon. But a toro is 6 inches, not 6.5. So it'd have to be a fat, tall toro. Or a fat, short Churchill.
@@BlissCigarCoyou could call it a gran toro or a super toro perhaps
@@FloppaFan400 One could. The closest popular vitola is the laguito no 6 (like the Behike 56), which is 6.5 x 56. So Laguito No 6 Gordo is the most accurate.