I love learning how to do things with "why" to do something a certain way. It just means that much more once you learn it. Hes absolutely right , if you don't get the "why" you're just mimicking and you'll never truly know what you're doing. Thank you Mr Torres. Next handrolled I smoke will mean so much more because of the craftsmanship that went into the rolling.
Mr Torres, this message March 2016. Are you still rolling cigars and selling? Where ? I would like to visit and buy some. Many thanks............TW........England.
and here we are in australia paying $30 to $50 for a packet of crappy factory produced cigarettes,$30 to $40 for a 15gram pouch of tobacco,$50 to $60 for 25 grams and over $120 for 50 grams,,depending on brands..unbelievable..
I still have a few of his cigars in my humidor and everyone who has had one said I've ruined cigars for them. Dow anyone know where Timothy is nowadays? I can't find him anywhere!
I love what he says about the "for show" slapping of the knife in Vegas! He shows in a simple movement, a caress if I may be bold, of the feeling, heart, soul that is part of the art of hand rolled. You can feel, taste absorb that caress, the sensuality of that cigar. THAT is his untold secret
Ok, thanks! Is he on social media or is ther anyway to keep track of him :P? Not like I was gonna meet him tomorrow or anything. But I gotta try and see Mr Torres and smoke one of his creations in my lifetime.
He thinks everything is mass produced!! He is the only guy who does things perfect!! I mean I get that, I make custom knives and sometimes I feel like that too, towards other blade smith. But its not true!!
Mehedi Hasan He doesn't think he's the only one, he thinks the people who do it the right way like him are the true ciggar rollers, which is absolutely true. There a lot of real good rollers obviously.
Mehedi Hasan I never once heard him say he is the only good roller and everything is mass produced. He said people that won't show their process normally make them by machine.
I've had his cigars, my father in law grows shade tobacco and been smoking cigars all his life: when I gave him one of Timothy's cigars he said it is the best cigar he has ever had. I agree, everyone I ever gave a cigar from Timothy said I've ruined other cigars for them. I still have a dozen or so of his in my humidor... not sharing of course.
Timothy is just so full of info, this is the kind of guy you'd like to smoke a cigar with and talk to for hours about tobacco and techniques
I've done that
Lovely 👍
@@neonspyke well, how you feel bout that?
this guy is the man
I didn't hear very well what is the name of the tree or plant he used in order to glue the leaves?
Is there someone who could help me please?
Tragacanth
I love learning how to do things with "why" to do something a certain way. It just means that much more once you learn it. Hes absolutely right , if you don't get the "why" you're just mimicking and you'll never truly know what you're doing. Thank you Mr Torres. Next handrolled I smoke will mean so much more because of the craftsmanship that went into the rolling.
Always a pleasure to observe a true craftsman at his work.
I would kill for a cigar he made
metalshaper same but filled with Mary j
ChastBlind same tho
Mr Torres, this message March 2016. Are you still rolling cigars and selling? Where ?
I would like to visit and buy some. Many thanks............TW........England.
tony wolton the shop this was filmed in closed and Mr Torres disappeared "mysteriously" according to locals. Very unfortunate because he was talented!
and here we are in australia paying $30 to $50 for a packet of crappy factory produced cigarettes,$30 to $40 for a 15gram pouch of tobacco,$50 to $60 for 25 grams and over $120 for 50 grams,,depending on brands..unbelievable..
His cigars are probably the best I've ever had. I haven't seen him in many years, but I wish I had gotten a truck load
6:00
Hahahahaha so true xDDD
😮😮The info he's sharing is priceless😮😮
About 2:50 is where i lose it!! As a home roller, why waste that much wrapper?
I still have a few of his cigars in my humidor and everyone who has had one said I've ruined cigars for them. Dow anyone know where Timothy is nowadays? I can't find him anywhere!
I love what he says about the "for show" slapping of the knife in Vegas! He shows in a simple movement, a caress if I may be bold, of the feeling, heart, soul that is part of the art of hand rolled. You can feel, taste absorb that caress, the sensuality of that cigar. THAT is his untold secret
YOU ARE A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE; TIMOTHY.
Great video bro
I like this guy hes fuckin cool
That cigar looks soooooo gooooood. Lol.
did anyone hear where does he buy his tobacco leafs from
was he trying to sharpen the otherside of the blade, because he never flipped it. i wonder if he knew the blade never fliped
Fascinating video, Thanks for sharing
Where is this?
undeny I believe this is his shop in Mesa, Habano Torres. He isn't there any more.
Ok, thanks! Is he on social media or is ther anyway to keep track of him :P? Not like I was gonna meet him tomorrow or anything. But I gotta try and see Mr Torres and smoke one of his creations in my lifetime.
he is the best !!! :D
A true master!
Does he work for anyone ? Or sells his own?
I haven't seen him in a while. He does his own thing.
He thinks everything is mass produced!! He is the only guy who does things perfect!! I mean I get that, I make custom knives and sometimes I feel like that too, towards other blade smith. But its not true!!
Mehedi Hasan He doesn't think he's the only one, he thinks the people who do it the right way like him are the true ciggar rollers, which is absolutely true.
There a lot of real good rollers obviously.
Mehedi Hasan I never once heard him say he is the only good roller and everything is mass produced. He said people that won't show their process normally make them by machine.
I've had his cigars, my father in law grows shade tobacco and been smoking cigars all his life: when I gave him one of Timothy's cigars he said it is the best cigar he has ever had. I agree, everyone I ever gave a cigar from Timothy said I've ruined other cigars for them. I still have a dozen or so of his in my humidor... not sharing of course.