Listing Hard to Port!!!

[Rob The Long Island Cowboy]

we watched the first half at work today during lunch john.  very interesting vid.  all of us in the office had a good smile at the opening music. 

i'm interested to try one of the guy's cigars now.

[Tonto]

Its very interesting, especially on all of the preparation of the tobacco thats involved. I didn't think the leaves could stand up to the washings & then being shaken out!

[-PO-]

I was hit, yes the Skipper hit me with

Peterson Gran Reserva

Bolivar

Astral Grand Reserve Vintage 1992

Gurkha G3

And the Habanos video, can't wait to watch it.

Thanks John

[Rob The Long Island Cowboy]

I was hit, yes the Skipper hit me with

Peterson Gran Reserva

Bolivar

Astral Grand Reserve Vintage 1992

Gurkha G3

And the Habanos video, can't wait to watch it.

Thanks John

the captain is laying waste to the land.

[Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo]

I was hit, yes the Skipper hit me with

Peterson Gran Reserva

Bolivar

Astral Grand Reserve Vintage 1992

Gurkha G3

And the Habanos video, can't wait to watch it.

Thanks John

the captain is laying waste to the land.

 

only half of the land...

[Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo]

By the way... that video was a test. It seems to have worked out great... The primary video on it was something that a bunch of us circulated around when I was first getting into online cigar chatting... It's a pretty cool video.

 

Now that I see my experiment is a success... wait... I have put in almost 16 hours on the next production...

[Rob The Long Island Cowboy]

By the way... that video was a test. It seems to have worked out great... The primary video on it was something that a bunch of us circulated around when I was first getting into online cigar chatting... It's a pretty cool video.

 

Now that I see my experiment is a success... wait... I have put in almost 16 hours on the next production...

just finished the disc john.  definately a success!  it's truly amazing when you look at the number of people involved in the process compounded with the time and facilities required to produce such a product that cigars do not start at $10 a piece and work their way up from there. 

[Bungalowbill]

[user=44]Rob The Long Island Cowboy[/user] wrote:

By the way... that video was a test. It seems to have worked out great... The primary video on it was something that a bunch of us circulated around when I was first getting into online cigar chatting... It's a pretty cool video.

 

Now that I see my experiment is a success... wait... I have put in almost 16 hours on the next production...

just finished the disc john.  definately a success!  it's truly amazing when you look at the number of people involved in the process compounded with the time and facilities required to produce such a product that cigars do not start at $10 a piece and work their way up from there. 

couldn't agree more. with the sheer amount of manual labor in the fields alone, before the leaves even make it to the curing barns, it's astounding cigars cost what they do.
the more i learn, the more i appreciate each puff. just like brewing: art + science = a life worth living.