Cigar Interview With Ken Jacobs. Selecting Cigars, Strengths, Flavors & More

http://www.smokinghotcigarchick.com This is the second part of my interview with Ken Jacobs of Santa Barbara Cigars (281-293-0609).

In this short interview we discuss:

* Selecting Cigars With Your Tobacconist

* Strength & Flavors of Cigars

* Questions for your tobacconist.

Stay tuned for Part 3, coming soon.

As always, ladies, I encourage you to try a fine cigar. You will find very helpful tobacconists like Ken in most fine cigar shops. And gentlemen, real women love a confident man with a cigar in hand.

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[Soldier68wCA]

Thank you for these postings. I just returned from a 12 month deployment in Iraq and when I arrived there, I was a life-long feverish anti-smoker. Well, during my time there, one thing led to another, and now I'm rarely seen anywhere without a cigar. I'm really enjoying my newly discovered passion and as a novice I want to learn as much as I can so i dont waste money on garbage. Thanks again for your posts. It's a big help.

[smokinghotcigarchick]

Thank you for your service, it's an honor to have you follow my videos. I'm delighted to hear of your newly discovered passion and hope you enjoy every experience you have with cigars! I look forward to bringing you more information and videos ;)

xx

[Bizarrecigar]

Each time I walk into the humidor, I never know what to get, but I'll know when I find it. "Variety is the spice of life." :~)

[smokinghotcigarchick]

That's great! ;)

[cadien67]

I agree with Ken about "cheating yourself by limiting" yourself to just one brand. I have a few favorites, but I stll by other cigars for sampling.

[smokinghotcigarchick]

Absolutely! I am always wanting to try something new- and even if it turns out the cigar is not to my liking I am happy to have experienced it and usually have a greater appreciation of my favorites. It keeps them special.

Often that is how we find the ones that become our favorites, too.

Delighted to hear it- thank you, Cadien67.

[wolfgray1]

I have smokes cuban cigars and i agree with ken ,that the quality of cigars today match that of cuban cigars. And all cigars got their start from cuban seed.

[WillieDines1]

I agree with everything that is mentioned in both videos :)

My preference is NC's, purely because there is a much wider range of brands, which gives a huge range of flavours and tastes to discover :)

My own preference in cigars is usually the darkest wrapped cigars like Maduro, Dark Sumatra, etc, in a Churchill, Presidente or Double Corona size, purely because this gives more time to enjoy the cigars quality and flavours :)

thank you for posting these videos Teresa, top rating again :)

[smokinghotcigarchick]

I think that is a great point; the appreciation of the Cuban seed is something that can be admired and respected in all cigars- it is the start and inspiration, not the only.

The tradition and value has paved the way for so many fine quality cigars around the world.