Cigars Daily is in Arizona, the shop has better quality cigars at 68% humidity. 70 to 72% made the cigar lose pleasant notes/taste. What's your reccomendation for weather in the North Texas area? I'm thinking 68% or 69%. What about temperature? I do think darkness and 70°F is probably right. So a 68/70 rule in the humidor.
This channel shows why technology is great: it shows how one knowledgeable man sitting in a chair can beat an entire editorial board and writing staff of a cigar magazine.
For my tupperdors, because no humidity is lost, due to the airtight seal, I find that 65% humidity level Boveda packs work best. Anything higher than this level helps create occasional mold blooms. A wooden humidor can tolerate higher humidity levels, because of the lack of an airtight seal.
In wet western WA state I use 69% boveda packs in wood humidors and it ends up around 65-67% depending on how often I open them up. Seems to work well.
Yes! There is no single answer to RH. When I was back home in NYC I kept sticks around 70, se when I was in Memphis. But down in Florida I found it to be too high and caused constant burn issues (I mostly smoke Nicaraguans), so I dropped it to between 62-65 and it's been perfect. I use New Air units and Boveda packs and I've had the same packs in for about a year or more and they're still like new and sits steady at 65 👍
What temp do you keep your New Air?... I have 2 units I have mine at 63/63I notice when people talk about humidity you really need to now at what temp because it changes the humidity aswell.
Good advice on not over filling your humidor. I have two humidors, one is reserved for those times when I go crazy and buy too many cigars. If you fill your daily smoke humidor with too many fresh sticks it takes longer for them to acclimate and nothing will smoke quite right for a month or so, even the cigars you have had for sometime. After a month I transfer some to my daily smoke humidor. It’s all trial and error and finding what works best for you!
That sounds about right man. As long as people experiment and find out whats best for them, that's all I really care about is the best result. Our intention here was to debunk the 70/70 rule that most people say is the way to go.
As a newer cigar enthusiast, I absolutely love how clear and understandable you are with detail. Much information tells the how but not the why, loving your insights. I have not had a cigar yet from Perdomo that has disappointed.
Nick , I really enjoy seeing you. We all appreciate what you and your family has done for the cigar industry and Hobby. We hope that you and your family are safe and happy. Blessings from Gettysburg- keep em’burning.
Absolutely love Nick’s videos, the lighting, scene, presentation & cinematography is just superb not to mention the great advice from an obvious aficionado. It’s really difficult to get Perdomo Cigars here in the UK especially single sticks to try, if anyone knows a stockist please let me know! By the way Nick, if you ever need any vital organs, I’ll swap for that gorgeous Humidor!!! 😂
Great video. I am a huge fan of your cigars here in the UK. Most of my cigars in my humidor are Perdomo. My first one was the 20th Anniversary Connecticut Epicure and I was instantly hooked. I now have all of the award winning range and the Connecticut. My family had to travel to Europe to get them for me but was well worth it. Looking forward to my sister bringing me back a few boxes from the US.. Thank you Perdomo for great cigars and great videos. Nick you are a legend in your own right sir. Thank you.
Thx Nick, luv your presentations so much so I made my first purchase for 20th Anniversary Sungrown sticks from my Cigar Merchant all the way Down Under. God Bless you and Family.
I wish i had these informative and educational videos when i started smoking cigars, it sure is very helpful. Here in michigan i noticed anything beyond 70%rh will make my cigars susceptible to mold i rather keep them at 65% and my humidors are going good so far. Thank you for sharing your time and experience it sure is greatly appreciated. Kindest regards Al janabi
Hey Al, thanks for the kind words and sharing your experience with us man. One of our main goals with this channel is to grow our community and to help those newer smokers avoid what you had to go through. I am sure that was a frustrating experience.
Most of us dont store our cigars outside, we typically store them in our homes/ a controlled environment. I live in Ga, and keep my cigars in a humidor with an RH of 69%. Using this method, I've yet to have a problem. The only acception to this is when it comes to Cubans. In which case, I keep them in a seperate humidor with an RH at or below 62% . Thanks for the vid sir.
Man o Man, been smoking cigars for years and years, learned a little here and there, but REALLY learned about enjoying a cigar from Nick's videos. Priceless !!!
Living in south alabama, the humidity often is like that of a jungle in south America. I tried 70% for a long time, finally switched to 65% after getting burn issues, not as much flavor, etc. The cigars always tasted better at the cigar lounge than the ones that came out of my humidor. When I switched to 65% boveda packs, the difference is immense in burn quality and flavor. It's all about where you live, but that 5% made a huge difference.
Nick, I am blown away by how much I learn with each of your videos. I never gave the type of tobacco and its thickness a 2nd thought in relation to humidification levels, THANK YOU! I can't help looking at that gorgeous humidor every video. May you and your family always be healthy and prosperous. #PerdomoArmy
1st; Nick please keep you & Janine safe. 2nd. w0w! What a great B&W vid strait forward easy to understand. The stuff I didn't know or wasn't positive on, is just pure golden info from Mr. P.
Hey Carbonite! Thanks man, I always enjoy hearing from you. You know, the funny part is, I thought everyone already knew this stuff and wasn't sure it would be well received. I'm glad to hear this video is helping people.
I will! It would be great to meet you. The story of you leaving what you did to start your business is very inspirational!👊 Continued to success to you!
Thank you so much for this! My Husband used to cut and light my cigars for me. Now he can’t anymore I have to learn about humidity, cutting, lighting and re lightning! Thanks!
I absolutely love that humidor. I don't own a desktop anymore as I have a large cabinet. But that is beautiful. Been thinking about a new desktop. Love the videos.
@@PerdomoCigars I agree completely. My cabinet is very pretty too. And keeps rock solid humidity like I've never seen before. Had it custom made last year when a house fire made my other cabinet defective. Does perdomo sell those? Gorgeous.
@@brianbarnes9635 That's unfortunate about your house but I would love to see the new one. Post over at our Facebook Group. We are currently not selling them, but we're seeing a demand and may do another run. These are made by a master artisan.
@@PerdomoCigars I'm not on Facebook but thought I'd share a quick video of my humidor. It's a mess... But it is very efficient. Had it now about 6 months maybe. ruclips.net/video/eAc10_rGMwI/видео.html
Keep making these videos! Love your cigars and your knowledge is so valuable for those of us just starting to enjoy the art of cigars! I’ll definitely be adding more Perdomo’s to my evening enjoyment!!
Love your videos. I love learning about cigars from your show. We are looking to start our own premium cigar brand for the beginners smoker. Looking to really help increase the entertainment and enjoyment of smoking cigars in the black community. Thanks for all of the knowledge and education.
Always Great videos, I really enjoy listening to you and appreciate the time that you spend with us. It makes us feel like we are truly part of the Perdomo family.
after a few years of experimenting i have come to 65% boveda envelopes in an airtight rubbermaid brilliance container at roughly normal household room temperature like 68-71 degrees F. i had lots of burn issues at 69%.
Steve Ippolito: Thanks, Nick, for your helpful RUclipss. As you know, absolute humidity varies with temperature for a constant relative humidity. In your presentation what temperature assumptions did you make for your relative humidity recommendations. Some of us lucky ones have the ability to control temperature as well as rH in our humidors, and in the wrong hands that can lead to problems too.
I live in a house with no central unit. We have window units and wall heaters. It's an old house but it's been kept well. I have four "72% 25 cigar" Boveda packs in my humidor and it holds roughly fifty cigars. My humidor is in an everchanging flux of temp and humidity. The temperature hovers between 67 degrees and 75 degrees and the humidity bounces between 65% and 73%. ALL my cigars are my favorites and they pretty much all taste delicious. The Perdomo's I smoke are always perfection and I keep a few in there to share. I smoke a multi regional selection of cigars and they all do very well in these ranges. So yeah, 70/70 isn't so much of a rule. It is more like a guide line for noobs I think. Lol
Thank you for confirming my suspicion that 70 was too moist for my Nicaraguan cigars in the SE U.S. I noticed that most of my cigars tasted musty and had trouble lighting at 68-70 percent. I recently changed to 65% Boveda packs and that's the sweet spot.
Thanks Nick..I’m going to watch your Humidor seasoning video next. Just bought a New Air 1500 to handle my 550+ cigar collection! By the way.. your cigars are hard to come by in Texas.
I've been watching these videos and waiting to see the inside of that spectacular humidor for a while now, and I have to say - it definitely did not disappoint! Thanks for all the very informative videos (and for the great cigars, of course - smoking a 20th Anniversary as I write this, and could not be happier).
Mr. Perdomo, thank you for all your excellent tips regarding cigars. They really help people like myself who have only been smoking cigars for a few years.
Nick, thanks for all the great info and insight on different humidity levels for different types of tobacco. Look forward to more videos, and trying more of the Perdomo line!
Schweet,Thanks Nick for all the passionate time you spend in and on your videos for such and awesome product that your company produces,your advice in the videos is second to none and should be a valued asset to the Novice as well as a seasoned enjoyer of those fine Tobaccos,keep up the great work on producing such a fine product and we as the public will continue to enjoy some great smokes,
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Working on that Carlos. It's hard to say with the way things are right now. Follow us here and on Facebook to be the first to know when we do.
Does perdomo sell the humidor seen in the video? It’s beautiful and it looks like it has the perdomo symbol on the lid
Cigars Daily is in Arizona, the shop has better quality cigars at 68% humidity. 70 to 72% made the cigar lose pleasant notes/taste. What's your reccomendation for weather in the North Texas area? I'm thinking 68% or 69%. What about temperature? I do think darkness and 70°F is probably right. So a 68/70 rule in the humidor.
Just received my order thank you great product
This channel shows why technology is great: it shows how one knowledgeable man sitting in a chair can beat an entire editorial board and writing staff of a cigar magazine.
I love these videos. Every single one of them has adjusted my understanding of cigars if even just a little bit.
We're glad you enjoy them. We always strive to bring solid knowledge to the community.
This video will become the gold standard for people asking about proper humidity levels. Great job Nick and team.
Thanks Matt, we're just happy to help.
For my tupperdors, because no humidity is lost, due to the airtight seal, I find that 65% humidity level Boveda packs work best. Anything higher than this level helps create occasional mold blooms. A wooden humidor can tolerate higher humidity levels, because of the lack of an airtight seal.
Air tight 65, wooden 70 or 75 👌
I am a beginner, so thank you for the basic lessons.
That is what we're here for Timo. Happy to help and thank you for watching.
Excellent video, top quality cigars. Nicaraguan cigars are the best. I’ve always had quality cigars from Perdomo. 20th anniversary is a masterpiece.
I have heard elsewhere you should regularly open the humidor / ventilate to allow air flow which can helps stop mould.
In wet western WA state I use 69% boveda packs in wood humidors and it ends up around 65-67% depending on how often I open them up. Seems to work well.
This is the best Cigar channel on RUclips. Wealth of knowledge from a legend.
Hey man, glad you like it and thanks for watching. We'll keep trying our best to bring you great content.
I find that 65 is just right. I'm in IL and my cigars burn nearly perfectly. Boveda packs are a must for me. Thanks for the well produced videos!
Yes! There is no single answer to RH. When I was back home in NYC I kept sticks around 70, se when I was in Memphis. But down in Florida I found it to be too high and caused constant burn issues (I mostly smoke Nicaraguans), so I dropped it to between 62-65 and it's been perfect. I use New Air units and Boveda packs and I've had the same packs in for about a year or more and they're still like new and sits steady at 65 👍
Great info Tiger! Appreciate you sharing your experience.
What temp do you keep your New Air?... I have 2 units I have mine at 63/63I notice when people talk about humidity you really need to now at what temp because it changes the humidity aswell.
I followed the 70/70 rule like a religion. This really opened up my eyes. Thanks again for the great info Nick.
I heard a lot of people do that, hence why we thought this video might be helpful.
At last! A real-world explanation of humidity and how it applies to >>different
Good advice on not over filling your humidor. I have two humidors, one is reserved for those times when I go crazy and buy too many cigars. If you fill your daily smoke humidor with too many fresh sticks it takes longer for them to acclimate and nothing will smoke quite right for a month or so, even the cigars you have had for sometime. After a month I transfer some to my daily smoke humidor. It’s all trial and error and finding what works best for you!
I;m from the Southern centeral of NY. I keep mine around 65-70% year round. That % works ok for my humidor
That sounds about right man. As long as people experiment and find out whats best for them, that's all I really care about is the best result. Our intention here was to debunk the 70/70 rule that most people say is the way to go.
Love the videos Sir.....Please don't stop releasing them.
I am new / beginner to a Cigar Smoking and i really enjoy your videos & I learn a lot of the fundamentals of Cigar smoking skills & basics thump up
As a newer cigar enthusiast, I absolutely love how clear and understandable you are with detail. Much information tells the how but not the why, loving your insights. I have not had a cigar yet from Perdomo that has disappointed.
Nick ,
I really enjoy seeing you. We all appreciate what you and your family has done for the cigar industry and Hobby. We hope that you and your family are safe and happy. Blessings from Gettysburg- keep em’burning.
Hey man, I really appreciate that, you thinking about my family like that. I hope the same for you and yours.
Absolutely love Nick’s videos, the lighting, scene, presentation & cinematography is just superb not to mention the great advice from an obvious aficionado. It’s really difficult to get Perdomo Cigars here in the UK especially single sticks to try, if anyone knows a stockist please let me know! By the way Nick, if you ever need any vital organs, I’ll swap for that gorgeous Humidor!!! 😂
Ha ha, I'll keep that in mind man. These things retail for about the same. Thank you so much for the kind words.
Great video. I am a huge fan of your cigars here in the UK. Most of my cigars in my humidor are Perdomo. My first one was the 20th Anniversary Connecticut Epicure and I was instantly hooked. I now have all of the award winning range and the Connecticut. My family had to travel to Europe to get them for me but was well worth it. Looking forward to my sister bringing me back a few boxes from the US.. Thank you Perdomo for great cigars and great videos. Nick you are a legend in your own right sir. Thank you.
I've heard some hoop kidding in my time but that was right up there
Thx Nick, luv your presentations so much so I made my first purchase for 20th Anniversary Sungrown sticks from my Cigar Merchant all the way Down Under. God Bless you and Family.
That humidor must be the king of all Humidors. Thank you for the great info like always.
Hey Pawel! These humidors the best out there. They're made by a master craftsman.
Answered my question in the first 3 seconds. Ty
Thanks 👍👌🔥
Thanks Andre!
I wish i had these informative and educational videos when i started smoking cigars, it sure is very helpful. Here in michigan i noticed anything beyond 70%rh will make my cigars susceptible to mold i rather keep them at 65% and my humidors are going good so far. Thank you for sharing your time and experience it sure is greatly appreciated.
Kindest regards
Al janabi
Hey Al, thanks for the kind words and sharing your experience with us man. One of our main goals with this channel is to grow our community and to help those newer smokers avoid what you had to go through. I am sure that was a frustrating experience.
Most of us dont store our cigars outside, we typically store them in our homes/ a controlled environment. I live in Ga, and keep my cigars in a humidor with an RH of 69%. Using this method, I've yet to have a problem. The only acception to this is when it comes to Cubans. In which case, I keep them in a seperate humidor with an RH at or below 62% . Thanks for the vid sir.
Most people smoke outside though and that’s what I think he’s talking about
Man o Man, been smoking cigars for years and years, learned a little here and there, but REALLY learned about enjoying a cigar from Nick's videos. Priceless !!!
Living in south alabama, the humidity often is like that of a jungle in south America. I tried 70% for a long time, finally switched to 65% after getting burn issues, not as much flavor, etc. The cigars always tasted better at the cigar lounge than the ones that came out of my humidor.
When I switched to 65% boveda packs, the difference is immense in burn quality and flavor. It's all about where you live, but that 5% made a huge difference.
Roll Tide my friend. My daughter graduated from the University of Alabama
I live in a dry climate and I also find 69 and above too high (bland flavor and bad burn). I go 62 for thick wrappers and 65 for light ones.
Another great video. Nice humidor! Thanks Nick 👍🏻
Thanks man! Stay safe out there on your patrol.
Great video definitely switching to 65% instead of 70% like I’ve always been told.
Always a pleasure Nick ! Excellent info!
Thank you sir
Thank you for your support Mr Lostson.
Awesome thank you, it's awesome you're in Florida
Nick, I am blown away by how much I learn with each of your videos. I never gave the type of tobacco and its thickness a 2nd thought in relation to humidification levels, THANK YOU!
I can't help looking at that gorgeous humidor every video.
May you and your family always be healthy and prosperous. #PerdomoArmy
Thank you so much. I learned much a lot about humidity levels for my cigars.
1st; Nick please keep you & Janine safe.
2nd. w0w! What a great B&W vid strait forward easy to understand. The stuff I didn't know or wasn't positive on, is just pure golden info from Mr. P.
Hey Carbonite! Thanks man, I always enjoy hearing from you. You know, the funny part is, I thought everyone already knew this stuff and wasn't sure it would be well received. I'm glad to hear this video is helping people.
Enjoy your videos Nick. You take such a common sense view and simplify your answers for all to understand. Thank you
Thanks man! That's the goal and I appreciate your support.
Thanks Nick
Very informative! I have close friends who live in Florida who have met Nick. Classy guy who loves what he does!👍
Hey Michael, you should stop by the lounge next time you visit your friends. And absolutely I love what I do. Thank you for the kind words man.
I will! It would be great to meet you. The story of you leaving what you did to start your business is very inspirational!👊 Continued to success to you!
I am learning so much and now really enjoying my cigars. Please keep up with the great information.
Love your videos. I just bought two five packs of your cigars..
You rock Nick. Appreciate your videos.
Thank you, Brad.
I like your videos, they are very informative.
Great job Nick, thanks.
Your videos are so well done. Your delivery is such that I fell you are talking to me. Also, it is like a friend talking to me.
Another great video! Thanks Nick.
Thank you for watching!
Liked and subscribed I'm a young
Cigar smoker I'm 27 I started 3 years ago and I love supporting the community love to see the vids
Great video! Agree completely on lower humidity for Nicaraguan cigars
Nick, love all your vids. Have you seen that new humidity tester? It's the best 30 bucks I've spent in 30 years of smoking cigars!
Thank you so much for this! My Husband used to cut and light my cigars for me. Now he can’t anymore I have to learn about humidity, cutting, lighting and re lightning! Thanks!
Did he get injured or something?
I absolutely love that humidor. I don't own a desktop anymore as I have a large cabinet. But that is beautiful. Been thinking about a new desktop.
Love the videos.
Some of these desktop humidors are works of art. If everyone is going to see it, why not make it beautiful?
@@PerdomoCigars I agree completely. My cabinet is very pretty too. And keeps rock solid humidity like I've never seen before. Had it custom made last year when a house fire made my other cabinet defective.
Does perdomo sell those? Gorgeous.
@@brianbarnes9635 That's unfortunate about your house but I would love to see the new one. Post over at our Facebook Group.
We are currently not selling them, but we're seeing a demand and may do another run. These are made by a master artisan.
@@PerdomoCigars I'm not on Facebook but thought I'd share a quick video of my humidor. It's a mess... But it is very efficient. Had it now about 6 months maybe. ruclips.net/video/eAc10_rGMwI/видео.html
Drop that knowledge Nick your good my friend nice
Thanks man
I just found your channel. I'm a big CO fan. I actually found you via a suggested video after watching one of his videos.
I'm in Arizona and 70% is perfect for my mixed cigar humidor.
FINALLY!!!! THE MERCH!!!!!
yes yes, we finally got to it! Ha ha!
Keep making these videos! Love your cigars and your knowledge is so valuable for those of us just starting to enjoy the art of cigars! I’ll definitely be adding more Perdomo’s to my evening enjoyment!!
Thank you very informative for a new Cigar smoker.
I’m a newbie APPRECIATE this video. I was getting frustrated for a few days because the levels weren’t where. Wanted them. Thank you greatly video
Great video 🇺🇸
Truly appreciate the information you shared. Thank you!
Great video Nick.i hope you and Billy are doing well.
My brother and I are doing great, thanks for asking Daniel. I hope you're doing well yourself.
Great info Nick!
Just got my two sampler packs! 💪🏽💪🏽
Love your videos. I love learning about cigars from your show. We are looking to start our own premium cigar brand for the beginners smoker. Looking to really help increase the entertainment and enjoyment of smoking cigars in the black community. Thanks for all of the knowledge and education.
Hey man, glad you like it and good luck with your work, looking forward to seeing what you do. Come back and update me periodically.
Perdomo Cigars thanks will do.
Perdomo has certainly become my favorite. I do try other brands, but my humidor is usually about 85% Perdomo. Thank you for making such a fine cigar.
Congrats on Cigar of the Year!!!! just ordered my first Perdomo 20th Anniversary Maduro Robusto Box... Can't wait to get them...
Thank you Nick, great information.
Always Great videos, I really enjoy listening to you and appreciate the time that you spend with us. It makes us feel like we are truly part of the Perdomo family.
🇬🇧 Great presentation and content Sir.
after a few years of experimenting i have come to 65% boveda envelopes in an airtight rubbermaid brilliance container at roughly normal household room temperature like 68-71 degrees F. i had lots of burn issues at 69%.
Steve Ippolito: Thanks, Nick, for your helpful RUclipss. As you know, absolute humidity varies with temperature for a constant relative humidity. In your presentation what temperature assumptions did you make for your relative humidity recommendations. Some of us lucky ones have the ability to control temperature as well as rH in our humidors, and in the wrong hands that can lead to problems too.
Thanks for the info Nick………
Another good one thanks again Ragu
Awesome video
Love your videos! They start me off with such great, positive energy!
Another great video. Your a mountain of information, thanks. Love your smokes.
Thanks Mike. I am overwhelmed with all of your kind comments and all of the videos you have watched.
I HAVE LEARNED QUITE A LOT WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.AND AM AMAZED THAT YOU TAKE SO MUCH TIME TO MAKE THESE VIDEOS.
@@mikestone9129 Hey man, I am a very fortunate man to be in the position that I am in. It's the least I can do.
@@PerdomoCigars I watch everyone of them.
Thank you! Love it
I live in a house with no central unit. We have window units and wall heaters. It's an old house but it's been kept well. I have four "72% 25 cigar" Boveda packs in my humidor and it holds roughly fifty cigars. My humidor is in an everchanging flux of temp and humidity. The temperature hovers between 67 degrees and 75 degrees and the humidity bounces between 65% and 73%. ALL my cigars are my favorites and they pretty much all taste delicious. The Perdomo's I smoke are always perfection and I keep a few in there to share. I smoke a multi regional selection of cigars and they all do very well in these ranges. So yeah, 70/70 isn't so much of a rule. It is more like a guide line for noobs I think. Lol
Love your smokes. Hope to visit your factory one day soon.
Thank you for confirming my suspicion that 70 was too moist for my Nicaraguan cigars in the SE U.S. I noticed that most of my cigars tasted musty and had trouble lighting at 68-70 percent. I recently changed to 65% Boveda packs and that's the sweet spot.
Truly love your content. I’m relatively new to smoking cigars an enjoying the process. Your videos are saving me from making common newbie mistakes
Lots of great info...and great cigars...thank you for both
What great advice! Never heard anyone talk about the type of tobacco being used to determine the humidity level in your humidor! Like a Boss!!
Excellent points.. Mines about 69 rh average over the last year
Nick, love this channel, and even your interview with other cigar outlets. You are the of kinda guy, I would never be tired to hang with. Cheers Sir!
Thanks Nick..I’m going to watch your Humidor seasoning video next. Just bought a New Air 1500 to handle my 550+ cigar collection!
By the way.. your cigars are hard to come by in Texas.
awesome video
Always a good smoke brother. Thanks for a fine product.
Hey man, thank you for smoking Perdomo!
Great information as with all the Perdomo videos. Thanks for sharing, Nick!
It's what I love doing man. Thanks for watching and your support.
I've been watching these videos and waiting to see the inside of that spectacular humidor for a while now, and I have to say - it definitely did not disappoint! Thanks for all the very informative videos (and for the great cigars, of course - smoking a 20th Anniversary as I write this, and could not be happier).
Another interesting Video. Much needed info
This was very helpful....I have my humidor set to 72% since San Diego is relatively dry.
62-65 for me. 62 for ct broadleaf and 65 for shade. perfect flavor and burn for each.
Mr. Perdomo, thank you for all your excellent tips regarding cigars. They really help people like myself who have only been smoking cigars for a few years.
Nick, thanks for all the great info and insight on different humidity levels for different types of tobacco. Look forward to more videos, and trying more of the Perdomo line!
Thanks man, that really means a lot to me and thank you for smoking Perdomo! More great info coming soon.
New to cigars, just a couple of months. Expecting my first humidor today. Thanks for the tips and I will try your cigars real soon.
Schweet,Thanks Nick for all the passionate time you spend in and on your videos for such and awesome product that your company produces,your advice in the videos is second to none and should be a valued asset to the Novice as well as a seasoned enjoyer of those fine Tobaccos,keep up the great work on producing such a fine product and we as the public will continue to enjoy some great smokes,
Pretty sure Nick Perdomo could sell me a Prius when I walked in wanting a 4 Runner.