Cutting a cigar

Transcript

Two, but have a cigar. This is a Romeo and Juliet. I'll do a review of it later, but right now I want to get it cut and primed for smoking pleasure. Look at this big old stogie, man, look at that's a good-looking stogie. All right, let's open it up show you how I cut the cigar and then we'll do a review of it outside later if I can get it open. This might be a tricky little bastard to open up. I don't want to break my cigar if I can help it's. Open it up here. Oh yeah, that just smells like some really good strong ass Fox stogie right there on the band. It says Romeo and Juliet. Now when you're cutting your cigar, take a look right here on the cap. that line is you want to cut way before that so I want to take our trustee cigar cutter and just do a little bit off the tip a little bit cut less Cut less because you can always you can always cut more off if you need to. Perfect. I got the the tip of the cap cut off but you can see that line right there around the cap is still presence. the cap is still present. There's a line right here that goes around the cap. So when you're cutting your cigars, you want to make sure you cut before that line. Check for draw. Yeah dude. My cigar is ready to be smoked. That's what's up. And I can't get it back in the paper or the plastic I mean so we'll just stick it back in the container because I am going to smoke it later on tonight. There we are. That's a good looking cigar man. Let's just get it in there. Soop. Just like that's with a cap on it. But anyways, YouTube, that's how you cut a cigar.