And whenever an American sees a cigar roller, or a Torcedor making a cigar, he stops, takes a picture. I came to the United States in 2014 and now I am a permanent resident in the United States. After six months, they pass you to where the older and more experienced cigar makers are, that goes for export. I became a tobacco maker after six months. I can tell you that when I was in Cuba, I earned more than a doctor. The Torcedores are privileged and have a good salary in Cuba. The only thing that has changed is that we have incorporated the molds and the press. Since America was discovered and the Spanish found the Indians making cigars, they were made in the same way as today. But in my opinion, that depends on the taste of the person who is smoking it. A good cigar is the one who has a good pull, that has good flavor, that is not bitter. The Cuban Torcedores are the best in the world, period, hands down.
What makes a good cigar is: a) - the quality of the leaf…b) the quality of the Torcedor, the cigar roller. And this one come from, from Mexico, San Andrea, Mexico.
As you can see it’s darker, the leaf, because it is aged for about seven years. So, this leaf here is from Ecuador, Habano Ecuador, Ecuadorian Habano, and is aged for five years. And this is what we call medium body Habano Shade. Then from here, we jump into the medium body cigars. Connecticut Shade because the first leaf was cultivated in Connecticut, USA and it came out like almost yellow. So, for example, this is what we call Connecticut Shade. The darker the color, the stronger the cigar it is. The lighter the color, the milder the cigar. We consume more cigars than the entire world combined. You cannot get Cuban cigars because of the embargo and that’s just into politics. My grandfather used to be a cigar roller in Cuba. Yes, they come to eat, they come to enjoy, but the main thing they come to buy, the main product they come to purchase, cigars, cigars. Versailles is the icon, the most famous Cuban restaurant in the entire world.Ĭigars are at the center of the Cuban culture which means that tourists come here. Little Havana is the center of Cuban culture in Miami. ((Reporter/Camera/Editor: Jeff Swicord )) When I take a photograph, it's about truth. The duck sees habitat and here in D.C., we have a lot of it. ((April Linton, Duck Watch, City Wildlife)) ((Lidia Marcio Guerra, Cigar Roller, Federico Empire Cigar Factory)) Lidia, the Torcedora, Cuban cigar roller, her cigars are simply magnificent, magnificent.
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