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AJ Fernandez Factory Applying the Wrapper to a Cigar

Watch a Torcedor at the AJ Fernandez factory in Esteli, Nicaragua apply wrapper to the cigar. Traditionally a cigar is rolled in teams of two: a Bunchero and either a Rolero (roller) or a Torcedor (A highly skilled Rolero). The Buncheros create the bunch using a Lieberman machine and, in this case, a Torcedor applies the wrapper. It's common to see men as Buncheros and women as Roleros or Torcedores. Here we see the Torcedor smooth at the wrapper to ensure that it is smoothly applied to the cigar. She'll cut excess pieces off by experience only. Much of what they do is through hand feel and experience - the only measurements are when she places the top of the cigar against a stopper and cuts the remaining foot off to create the exact length needed. Our Torcedor at the AJ Fernandez factory uses the Flag n Cap method of applying the cap. Here we see her cutting a shape out of the remaining wrapper leaf, applying cigar glue, and then wrapping it around the top of the cigar before applying an additional two caps. For more, visit http://www.CigarNoise.com or download the CigarNoise app for iPhone or Android. ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Please watch: "Top 10 Cigars of 2016 - Cigar of the Year Awards"    • Top 10 Cigars of 2016 - Cigar of the Year ...   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~