Roller's POV: Rolling a 54-ring Toro

🍃disclaimers🍃
↬♡ I do not encourage or condone the usage of Tobacco or ANY Tobacco Products.
↬♡ do not try this at home, this video is solely for entertainment purposes.♡
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[alastairleung]

I have no idea how this popped into my feed. I had no idea cigars were a bunch of dried leaves rolled into a less dried leaf. Also. This was beautiful.

[LegionLives]

I don't care what the subject is: I love watching a professional artist at his craft.

[BNES]

The fact that this is basically held together by sheer technique is madness but shows the level of skill and artistry in the craft.
Well done sir

[nofilter]

I went to Jamaica on vacation and there was an old guy with several plastic grocery bags full of the day's selected tobacco leaves. Working on what looked to be a 100 year old meat butcher-block table, he would hand roll a cigar of any kind for 5-10 bucks right on the spot. It was the coolest thing.

[rubyrhodhooligan]

My grandfather grew tabaco until he died and taught me to do this with him as a child. I couldn’t believe a YouTube video brought back those kind of memories.
Ours looked different but probably different tabaco.

[icalexander]

Not a smoker but I appreciate the craft of cigar making you are a true artist. This was a very interesting video to see the entire process.

[Callaghan]

crazy how sudden the transition went from "pile of scrunched leaves" to "recognisable cigar"

[jonahct]

I am not a huge fan of cigars, but one can appreciate the beauty of your craft.

[jonathancarty]

My god, I could watch that all day.its like therapy watching a true artist at work. Massive respect to you and your craft.

[adamproductions]

Imagine the blunts this man could make...

[typhoidmary]

never in my life wondered how cigars are made but im glad to know

[garfstiglz]

I was truly mesmerised by this. I had no idea of the skill that goes into rolling of premium cigars. Smoking a good cigar is one of the things on my bucket list.
I can sit in a room with people smoking cigarettes and I just feel sick, but cigars I can happily stay, I just love the smell of them.

[rexjolles]

I think I finally understand why hand rolled cigars are so expensive! Very impressive work, I wish smoking wasn't bad for you, I'd try one of these right away

[FincaElCasquillo]

Gave up smoking decades ago. No idea how this entered my feed and almost skipped it. I am so glad I watched this (twice)! You are an artist of the highest caliber. Like ballet 😊. Then I read your generous help with others. ❤

[asky-neyz]

I've never smoked even a single cigarette in my entire life, let alone a cigar, but watching this was amazing. Great work sir! Loved this video.

[Sloshed_]

This video shows true craftsmanship and passion. There are very few people willing to work with their hands and develop an interesting skill these days. Just by looking at his hands you can tell he’s a master at this.

[jameshaulenbeek]

That's amazing! I've not actually watched the whole process from start to finish before. It's been years since I've had a nice cigar, but I still have some nice ones I've taken care of...

Maybe for the new year!

[Christian.Raschke]

Super nice cigar. Thank you for the video!

[sbrunner]

This is a very old art and is so cool. I love human past times and enjoyments of simple things that comfort and provoke thought and conversation.

[Ironbattlemace]

This is the kind of craftmanship that I deeply appreciate. I was wondering how do they roll such a perfect cigar manually, now that question is answered.