Concluding our coverage of Cigar Fest 2009, here is some footage from the NUB booth. You can see Sam Leccia rolling a NUB Maduro including patching a wrapper, some fans presenting Sam with a wood carving and Sam rewarding them with a few NUB cigars that you can’t buy and carry his own personal label.
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A lot of people have asked us when we were going to do another Herfin’ Heads cigar review video. The answer is today. The technical terrors have been tamed (knock on cedar coffin), and we have a joint video review of the Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Muestra de Saka Nacatamale ready for viewing at your […]
One of the most amazing aspects of a local Mom & Pop Cigar Shop is the family-like atmosphere that develops with the regulars. Guys (and Gals) from all walks of life come in, sit down, and talk while enjoying a cigar. Before long, the chatter goes from simple small talk to asking how each other’s […]
Great video Walt. Awesome to see Sam use your table 🙂
Great video. I have a question. Does the main body of the cigar come preconstructed by machine and then the wrapper is hand rolled?
Sweet video guys! Sam is a cool dude.
Walt, the table is kickass!
Very Cool.
That was a sweet gift presented to Sam!
dk
Nice watch!
So that is the correct way to patch a cigar! Cool.
Didn’t I see that rolling table at IKEA? 😉
Looks like you boys had a good time.
That’s Great stuff!
Really enjoy watching these video’s.Show you that this is really a Brotherhood!
Gene,
Nothing is made by machine. I either make the pre-bunched and binded cigars prior to my events or I have them made in Nicaragua. The bunching and binding is all done by hand, but they need to stay in a mold for about an hour. To save time and to get more people fresh rolled cigars, I have this step done ahead of time. They are wrapped in paper to keep their shape.