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HOW TO ROLL TUTORIAL (PART 2)

To begin rolling a cigar, the torcedor tucks the tobacco leaf under the cigar mold. As he rolls, the torcedor carefully stretches the tobacco leaf to make it more pliable and easier to work with. This stretching process requires a delicate touch, as too much pressure can tear the leaf or cause it to become uneven. By stretching the leaf, the torcedor is able to ensure that the cigar will have a smooth, even texture when it is finished.

To hold the tobacco leaf in place as he rolls, the torcedor uses a vegetable-based glue made from natural ingredients such as gum arabic. This glue is preferred over synthetic adhesives, as it is less likely to affect the flavor or aroma of the tobacco. The torcedor applies a small amount of glue to the edge of the leaf, then rolls the cigar mold around it to create the desired shape and size.

As the torcedor rolls the cigar, he carefully removes any veins from the tobacco leaf. These veins contain a bitter taste and can affect the burn of the cigar, so it is important to remove them as the cigar is being rolled. The torcedor uses a small, sharp tool called a chaveta to carefully slice away the veins from the leaf, taking care not to damage the delicate wrapper.

At the tip of the cigar, the torcedor rolls a pigtail by twisting the end of the wrapper leaf into a tight spiral. This pigtail serves as a decorative element and also makes it easier to cut the cigar later on. Before applying the final caps to the cigar, the torcedor makes a cut at the pigtail.

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