YvanheTerrible
Yvan The Terrible
Am approaching my second year of home rolling and perseverance seems the be the most important characteristic needed to create enjoyable sticks for me.
That said I’m still trying to understand better some points in order to incorporate them in my rolling routine.
What is the most important step needed to have a firm cigar other than overfilling it? I bought some Don Pépin Blue and they are extremely firm to the touch yet they produce a ton of smoke, I have taken several manufacturer’s stick including some of mime and for the same weight, RG and humidity, the Pépin are very firm when you press on them but other are much softer when pressed. I was thinking the bunching method would be playing heavily on this but are there other factors?
That said I’m still trying to understand better some points in order to incorporate them in my rolling routine.
What is the most important step needed to have a firm cigar other than overfilling it? I bought some Don Pépin Blue and they are extremely firm to the touch yet they produce a ton of smoke, I have taken several manufacturer’s stick including some of mime and for the same weight, RG and humidity, the Pépin are very firm when you press on them but other are much softer when pressed. I was thinking the bunching method would be playing heavily on this but are there other factors?