Cohiba Factory Images

[cohibafix]

Hello. I came across this photo-essay documenting cigar production at El Laguito. Nothing new here, but some nice images. If you have a few minutes, why not check it out? Here's the url:

http://wonderaday.com/blog/1864/

Enjoy the weekend.

[Vortigan]

Some wonderful photos here,thank you for sharing

[Smallclub]

Unfortunately the comments/captions are inept and incompetent.

[cigar's] "best before" date depends on where and how they are stored.

[Wil]

Thanks for sharing.

[sighuber]

Thanks for sharing

[rcarlson]

Loved it.

[cigcars]

Wonderful! Just wonderful! Thanks for the pics!

[Bernid]

Excellent photos and blog. Thank you!!

[ramon_cojones]

I never tire of seeing where my cigars come from

[Liuk]

Thank you for sharing! Super nice pics!!!

[nikesupremedunk]

still amazed how these cigars are all hand rolled...they look even better than machine made ones.

[tempbond]

Thanks for the link !

But now I know why some cigars don't always have a good draw... : " When the cigars are done their stretching is examined. If the test is passed it moves to the next stage - the color sorting."

My cigar is as plugged as sink drain full of hair, but boy is it stretchy !!!

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[Smallclub]

But now I know why some cigars don't always have a good draw... : " When the cigars are done their stretching is examined. If the test is passed it moves to the next stage - the color sorting."

Like I wrote above, these comments are totally erroneous.

— It's not the "stretch" that is controlled, but the draw.

— And the next step is NOT the color sorting, because at this stage, the cigars don't wear their wrapper, how could they be colour sorted?

[charlesod]

Excellent post. Thank you!