I just started a few months ago, Ive tried Montecristo 3s, 4s and 5s and also a Romeo y Julieta Churchill. My favourite so far and my go-to is the montecristo no 4. Excellent peppery coffee flavour, smooth smoke, consistently good construction and good burn time without being too long. (The churchill I tried was way too long, took nearly 2 hours to smoke it!)
If something is good,it’s good! You don’t have to worry if someone else uses this or that! Maple syrup is organic as well as honey,just like both can be forged! This is another video that could be amazing and turned into a c.. fight between Cuban and new world cigars!
Those are best cigars in the world. Fresh, natural, without chemicals. Only tobacco, water and honey. Totally recommended. Warning: if you buy those, they must be storaged in the fridge. Not frozen, but keep them cold and with humidity...
@@-Jason-L no bro, this is bio tobacco. To avoid lasioderma they must keep below 62F Brand cigars are usually frozen to kill lasioderma, these cigars are without that process... It is better, bit you must take care of them.
@@-Jason-L not really, check out the coolidors. A cigar is a living product. Should never freeze or dry. That's why these natural cigars ar the best. And requires more care.
@liberating_talks putting them in a fridge would be less care than a maintained 70/70 humidor. Colder air holds less humidty. Refrigerator air would be far too dry.
When the tourists leave he will deconstruct it, put the filler back in the napkin, the wrapper back in the glass jar and await the next mob of tourists to show them how to roll a crap cigar
Very unidirectional with cocoa, wood, mild pepper and some molasses. The taste is consistent throughout with not much left to imagination. It definitely is overrated and it makes you think why is it so popular? Well, the response is the availability and marketing of the cigar. It's everywhere. Besides that, I really find it very boring, forgettable and unrefined. Great cigar if you don't want to taste much though. Cuban cigars are not what they were, New World cigars are doing a far better job. Only aged Cuban cigars are faring well now.
I respectfully disagree, Cuban tobacco is simply different than tobacco grown in the New World; coming from a New world fan btw. I wouldn't call Cuban tobacco better than new world, but simply different.
You're absolutely right. but since commonism has been loosened, everyone tries to earn money from tourism. Nevertheless, the montecristo no 4 is processed in the same way in professional production.
You would be surprised of how the cuban factorys have declined, I have a friend who used to be a high rank boss in the big Havana factory and he was so so mad about it...it's a total mess, no words for it. At least this old man worked at the factory when things were done properly. Way better than the factory if I had to guess. The workers of the factory earn too low a salary .The only thing they think of is stealing the best leaves in order to make some good ones at home and then they try to sell those...they steal the boxes, the seals, everything...then they sell the "original boxes of cuban cigars" by a fraction of the price of the ones made in the factory. The workers are robbed in their salary by the State, and then the workers steal back to the State. A real story, of the real comunism, told by a real cuban here
Deve ganhar um dinheiro bom, com esse curso básico e depois o produto pronto!!!
Turismo cubano 😎
I ❤ watching this master at his trade pure bliss on.
I'll never complain ever again about the price.
Muchas gracious 🇨🇺🇬🇧
Great old man.
Why lol all he did was roll a cigar
@@justinwinningham4892 You likely consider some virtual ’influencer/model’ as great. Why? Sure all they’re doing is standing there like an idiot.
@@Dheuedbvwhat’s your point?
@@justinwinningham4892 different people appreciate different things, so no reason to criticise.
@@Dheuedbv so Castro was a great man because he appreciated cigars??
Amazing! God Bless Cuba and your population. I Love Cigar. Thank You. Hugs for Brazil! |🇧🇷
Did he just suggested to put them in Refrigerator??
СПАСИБО АМИГО❤
Getting some heavy wolf creek vibes off that dude 😂
I have been wanting to try a real Cuban cigar for years until then hopefully one day!
I have one you could put your lips round 😂
I just started a few months ago, Ive tried Montecristo 3s, 4s and 5s and also a Romeo y Julieta Churchill. My favourite so far and my go-to is the montecristo no 4. Excellent peppery coffee flavour, smooth smoke, consistently good construction and good burn time without being too long. (The churchill I tried was way too long, took nearly 2 hours to smoke it!)
If something is good,it’s good!
You don’t have to worry if someone else uses this or that!
Maple syrup is organic as well as honey,just like both can be forged!
This is another video that could be amazing and turned into a c.. fight between Cuban and new world cigars!
Another group of tourists get snookered.
“Over here gringos........he worked in the Montecristo factory.........he’s going to make you some No. 4’s then dip that shit in honey”!!!!
HE COULD BE DOING WHAT WOKE LIBERALS WANT
MAKE A LIVING SELLING CRACK
AND AT THE END OF A GUN
I've learned how to roll a decent cigar from your grandpa, thanks a lot. Respect from Taiwan.
Beautiful work, I want one.
isnt that a bit thick for a n04
Those are best cigars in the world. Fresh, natural, without chemicals. Only tobacco, water and honey. Totally recommended.
Warning: if you buy those, they must be storaged in the fridge. Not frozen, but keep them cold and with humidity...
Not remotely true. Store at 70 degrees, 70 percent humidity.
@@-Jason-L no bro, this is bio tobacco.
To avoid lasioderma they must keep below 62F
Brand cigars are usually frozen to kill lasioderma, these cigars are without that process...
It is better, bit you must take care of them.
@liberating_talks 70/70 is the industry standard. We use humidors, not fridges.
@@-Jason-L not really, check out the coolidors.
A cigar is a living product. Should never freeze or dry. That's why these natural cigars ar the best. And requires more care.
@liberating_talks putting them in a fridge would be less care than a maintained 70/70 humidor. Colder air holds less humidty. Refrigerator air would be far too dry.
Monticristo no 3 and davidoff château latour smoked a million of them for years and years and years two best cigars in the world
You all crying about the honey...but dip your chicken wings in ranch...
Montecristo No. 4 was my first cigar
Is it good. Just ordered some yesterday for my first cigar too!!!
@@mathew66 how was it
@@PALWE I enjoyed it mate. I’d suggest more than 1 if your going for a relaxing full evening. Maybe 2.
@@mathew66 I’ll see how this one goes and if I like it I’ll buy a humidor and a box full ha !
@@PALWE all the best mate!
Amazing. Thanks for the video. What's the name of the Finca?
I don´t know :(
Pinar del Río, he said it in another video
Amazing
Thanks for this video.
The Andress of the place?
The place called Vinales, in the west of Cuba :)
The way he annihilated 2 good puros with that miel nonsense had me dying 😂
What is he dipping the cigar in??
In honey.
What’s the deal with the honey?
More flavor
natural sealer..and flavour too
P😊@@choicemc
When the tourists leave he will deconstruct it, put the filler back in the napkin, the wrapper back in the glass jar and await the next mob of tourists to show them how to roll a crap cigar
True and the sigars you're buying aren't made of whole leaves
I partially agree, but he wouldn't be able to show himself ripping the stem out again tho.
Fake Montecristo!!! Los Montecristo se hacen en una fábrica, en dónde se elaboran todas las marcas!!
@@Sanderb11tu dit n’importe quoi
سیگار کوبایی❤👌🚬
Dans quoi trempe t'il les cigares ??
L'embout buccal est imbibé de miel
@@staygold5780 Je ne savais pas que l'on pouvait le faire avec du miel, par contre j'avais déjà vu ça avec le cognac (merci d'avoir répondu)
@@renaldo5381 Il donne un goût sucré lorsqu'il est fumé et ne brûle pas sur les lèvres.
Las moscas en la miel con la que pega el puro … madre mía !.. imagino las condiciones de sanidad que debe tener ..😮
health? They are only dried tobacco leaves and a little honey of the finest purity, appreciate good art and good nature, simple is the best!
Seriously. Complaining about some flies LOL people these days smh
Deveriam ter tirado as rebarbas das folhas de tabaco da frente da câmera, atrapalhou a visualização de todo o processo.
That's a lot of work for one cigar .
Very unidirectional with cocoa, wood, mild pepper and some molasses.
The taste is consistent throughout with not much left to imagination.
It definitely is overrated and it makes you think why is it so popular?
Well, the response is the availability and marketing of the cigar. It's everywhere.
Besides that, I really find it very boring, forgettable and unrefined. Great cigar if you don't want to taste much though.
Cuban cigars are not what they were, New World cigars are doing a far better job. Only aged Cuban cigars are faring well now.
I respectfully disagree, Cuban tobacco is simply different than tobacco grown in the New World; coming from a New world fan btw. I wouldn't call Cuban tobacco better than new world, but simply different.
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I wanna marry a cuban woman. i wanna cuban cigar step daddy lol
This got to be the worst interpreter ever
Is there marijuana in it or not?
nop
You hace a murder in your back men.
You could absolutely smoke it right there. Totally full of shit. I have smoked many handrolled cigars on site.
Yup', it's just the farmer way.
I dream of doing so someday.
Very amateurish. They would never allow this guy to roll in a real factory. On a farm for tourists, yes---a real cigar factory, no.
You're absolutely right. but since commonism has been loosened, everyone tries to earn money from tourism. Nevertheless, the montecristo no 4 is processed in the same way in professional production.
You would be surprised of how the cuban factorys have declined, I have a friend who used to be a high rank boss in the big Havana factory and he was so so mad about it...it's a total mess, no words for it. At least this old man worked at the factory when things were done properly. Way better than the factory if I had to guess. The workers of the factory earn too low a salary .The only thing they think of is stealing the best leaves in order to make some good ones at home and then they try to sell those...they steal the boxes, the seals, everything...then they sell the "original boxes of cuban cigars" by a fraction of the price of the ones made in the factory. The workers are robbed in their salary by the State, and then the workers steal back to the State. A real story, of the real comunism, told by a real cuban here
@@pedrogonzalez4669 So you can get me cheap Montecristo's
I would buy 'stolen' high quality tobacco any day.@@pedrogonzalez4669
A Che Guevara flag? Now I know his cigars are trash.
The quality on NW cigar cant match the flavour of the cuban cigar waste
Bad sigars
Worse spelling.
@@TaxemicFanatic 🤣🤣
This is man is NOT an artisan
Why not?
Artisan is defined as a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand.
I think you’re confused
@@rustylozanolpc4227 Pedant alert.
¿Dijo miel?????
I smoke a lot of cigars, I've never dipped them in honey.
Honey ill pass but wiskey or rum is good
Just got a box of these