How To Not Get Sick While Smoking Cigars

Nick Perdomo Explains How To Not Get Sick While Smoking Cigars
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[@mattwestcigarreviews]

I'll give another free tip..... Don't smoke 4 Punch Diablos when you are sitting by the pool in the hot sun and pounding back mojitos. Don't ask me how I know..

[@jadizm]

LMAO!!

[@SuperMan88Strong]

Yes.

[@adamrasmussen1839]

That’ll sneak up on ya eh!?

[@michaelcap9550]

Drink less. Smoking can make a hangover worse.

[@Thunda1986]

Did you eat? That might have been the problem, you went swimming to soon 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@espvp]

As a beginner, it makes me feel better that even experienced smokers can get sick. Thanks for the tips!

[@jamiejosh96]

When something makes you sick, surely that should be the hint to leave it. You are literally poisoning your body

[@StrawberryNinjaNibbles]

I’m confused now. What’s the point if it makes you sick?

[@bigneiltoo]

It's like drinking Jack Daniels when you're 16.

[@bigneiltoo]

@@StrawberryNinjaNibbles That's like saying what's the point of drinking if it makes you sick, or marriage. It's about moderation.

[@enrico4282]

@@StrawberryNinjaNibbles Bro its Not like you get sick just by smoking it.. you get sick if you smoke to fast or the things he mentioned in the video. You can get sick from everything even from food if you eat to much so its all about moderation

[@dcj2]

The sugar packet tip is pure gold! The first time I got cigars sick I was smoking a much stronger and bigger stick than I was used to, on an empty stomach and outside where it was very cold (high 20s). I finished my 2 hour smoke and went inside where the wife had the heater cranked up to 74. The lack of food, mega dose of nicotine and extreme temperature difference hit me like a truck. I was down in minutes and stayed down for almost 24 hours. That was a shitty Thanksgiving for her, I can assure you.

[@evanmarold2263]

Minnesota gets like that on some thanksgivings😢

[@tollevkvendbo]

@Well Utopia i smoke in the negatives sometimes🥴

[@KavindhyaJayakody]

Could you explain how to avoid this!

[@DTSbeats]

@Captainzilla418 no need to act like that

[@topo7777]

@Well Utopia Dude, we were below 0 in Texas last year. Freakin' Texas. It happens.

[@zenos.5315]

Never smoked in the morning,always at night with a good drink, my favorite music playing, also I don’t smoke everyday, just on weekends, I appreciate the moment more.Oh yea, inhaling is a no no.

[@adamprasek9640]

Not really. Cigar in the morning, or after lunch, can have its magic too.

[@user-et7fv6fz6q]

Connecticut in the morning with coffee is a great start for a day

[@redpillforreal3053]

Love the default pic...real soul man

[@bumboclaatdon6865]

Cigar early morning with coffee or after a run.

[@ktrigg2]

Cigar in the morning with coffee. Nothing better

[@jenda445]

I would add only 2 things to that list: 1 .Choose the vitola (size of the cigar) wisely. You can get often tempted to pick a big and long cigar like torpedo, toro, gordo, churchill etc. But those cigars need time and you have to be ready for them. When combined with a stronger blend, they can a be a bit overwhelming. There's nothing wrong about picking a classic robusto or even a corona if it's on offer (corona is one of my favourite sizes for a great everyday smoke). 2. If you start to feel nauseous and you fear that it could get worse, there's also nothing wrong about putting the cigar away. Yes, maybe you loose a few bucks when you smoke only half a cigar. but I believe you shouldn't smoke because you have to, but because you want to have a great time. If you put down the cigar and have a great memory of it, it's better than to smoke it whole and then remember how you became sick. Just my two cents.

[@nomadben]

Very wise advice. Thank you.

[@fordrac1ng81]

If you smoke half a cigar, put it down and let it go out naturally. When you're ready, cut the burnt end off fresh and start again. No sense in wasting it.

[@rdr2v1nce7]

You're absolutely f*cking right - sun tzu, the art of war

[@andrewjager4220]

Another 'Corona Bro-na' (I'm 89% positive that's a real thing)! That's been my favorite too but I'm also a newbie.

[@Monsterschlong33]

Nothing wrong with a robusto i smoke about three times a day most of the time its a robusto

[@Upsideround]

"Relax and Relight.. if ya have to." truer words were never spoken.

[@LynnHarrod]

Yep. We all know relighting is not ideal, but we shouldn't be so afraid of it that we're puffing away like crazy. I've sadly made that mistake many times.

[@americanorgone4743]

When I was 19 I smoked my first cigar ever, it had a dark wrapper and I drove to a park first thing in the morning, before eating anything, to try it out. I will NEVER forget lying flat on my back in the grass at the park praying for the nausea and cold sweats to go away and then driving home 5mph, taking a cold shower, and lying in bed for an hour until I felt normal again. Still smoke cigars tho!

[@JonathanMcConico]

LoL that's me right now... Hit me out of nowhere...

[@loukaskapsimidis9647]

It is almost exactly what happened to me at the same age on a New Year’s Eve at a ski resort. I ended lying on the snow knocked down. It also took me an hour to recover after having spucked my dinner.

[@chucinchu87]

Hahahahaha great story

[@KavindhyaJayakody]

What's the reason for this, could explain

[@americanorgone4743]

@@KavindhyaJayakody I believe cigars with darker wrappers have a higher nicotine content, and since was not used to that at the time and smoked it on an empty stomach it made me sick.

[@edcarpenter6284]

In all my many years of enjoying cigars, I have never heard anyone so straightforwardly talk about the realities of cigar smoking sickness and how to avoid them... I learned by trial and error... this explained all the errors, which made otherwise enjoying a good smoke, one miserable trial! THANK YOU for taking the time with this accurate explanation.

[@bigneiltoo]

It's an honest businessman who warns you about using too much of what he's selling.

[@mobilepsycho]

Nick knows where it't at. You're supposed to take a puff once every 60 to 90 seconds. Not any more. Also he makes a good point here "relax and relight if you have to" Many see this as amateur like. Not so.

[@Parloso]

I couldn’t concur more.

[@yeetwchybaban]

Indeed

[@frankonolfi7328]

I puff every 45 seconds too often

[@2aisabsoluteTim]

I'd like to smoke a cigar but my uncle always smoke a pipe the aroma smelled amazing I want to learn smoke a pipe

[@ragehammer2212]

I met Nick in Nashville when he stopped by the club and hand rolled some cigars for us. He was a real gentleman. Every year on my birthday, I have a Perdomo and a scotch.

[@ScratchLife]

I tried a perdomo last night but for some reason was a little disappointed...i think its because it was a churchill...not sure...im very new and trying to find my thing.I think a nice maduro wrapper/ toro is more my way to go...but again just trying to figure out my likes. I will say was nice that churchill lasted me a nice 1h30...that was nice!

[@Paul_Michael]

I started smoking since my teenage. I'm a veteran, was actually addicted to alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[@DonnHowes]

YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@JacksonSmith-wc8oo]

Yes he's Dr.benfungi. Shrooms to me is a natrual healer. I know a guy who has used mushrooms in the same way and they have really helped him. mah dudes have safe trips all.

[@PriscillaLogan-by9ll]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@JesseJason-qc7ug]

I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.

[@MarcWilliams-dz7ik]

Does he ship? Can he deliver to me here in France 🇫🇷

[@achilleuspetreas3828]

I just had a cigar and was feeling kinda bad afterwards and had no idea why I did considering I've been smoking cigars for years. This just popped up randomly and I realized that I definitely smoked quicker than normal and was hungry, too. Thanks so much for this!

[@andreipastushuk3234]

It's such a pleasure to listen to your phrasing Nick! I'm not a smoker anymore, but it's quite rare to meet such a refined speaker. That alone would be a sufficient reason to subscribe, although it's also very interesting to absorb your knowledge. Thanks a ton!

[@tpb357]

I got dizzy once smoking on a empty stomach I’m a new smoker but that was once I learned my lesson cigars are very relaxing

[@bullhippo9023]

I agree completely with what Mr. Perdomo says. I have been cigar smoking for 40 years, not daily. But I have had my own bad episodes too. Some brands I just stay away from. Relax and enjoy !

[@kamotecruiser4083]

I started with Toscanello Nero Cioccolato, my first cigar. Your advices are absolutely correct. Now I love cigar.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

I remember getting so sick one time, all I could do was remain perfectly still. If I so much as shifted my eyes or tried to move or walk the level of nausea and dizziness was off the charts. Didn't throw up, but it took a long time for that shitty feeling to subside.

[@gcvcodis6982]

That’s EXACTLY what happened to me. It was horrible. It was my first time and it was way to fast. And it was a stronger cigar. In a few days I’ll be trying my second one and I’m a little nervous.

[@civwar054]

After 9 years of smoking cigars, last week I puked. Empty stomach, one of the stronger maduros, and I loved very minute of it... until about 20 minutes later. I knew bettter and i was stupid.

[@bmtziii640]

Next Vid : How to smoke cigars without getting cancer

[@davemustaki134]

I've been getting that feeling recently I don't smoke cigars and I'm quitting smoking that feeling scares the crap out of me

[@normastanley5853]

Yes ! Opus X 2004 -- Great cigar but after that year the cigar did not get my goat..

[@nyanates]

I’ve never been as sick as I was after my very first (dried out and strong) cigar. It was poorly cared for, smoked on an empty stomach, smoked too fast and was considered a Pro’s cigar. Never again. Follow his advice closely. This has since been a very rewarding pastime that my wife and I both have enjoyed for many years.

[@Kamamura2]

You were not sick. You were poisoned, because that's what you get from inhaling poisonous gases.

[@noahsaville]

@@Kamamura2 actually a good point & and 2 distinctive things people dont think of with other things in their everyday lives. But c,mon you understand what he means so I don't think trying to convey the fact he's smoking a cancer stick(don't jump on me people I know there not AS bad relative to ciggarettes but it is still tobacco after all.)

[@yeetwchybaban]

@@Kamamura2 lol

[@Pearlygatesbouncer]

@@Kamamura2 😂😂😂😂 love it

[@beavisroadhog9629]

​@@PsymindsThey are not interchangeable.

[@mxaexm]

I'm not a regular smoker. Quality cigar, enjoyed slowly is my way of not getting sick. Over the Christmas time, I smoked my second cigar every Perdomo Champaign 10th Anniversary, loved every second of it.

[@TrainTrackTrav]

Getting "cigar sick" is nothing short of miserable. I totally agree, NEVER on an empty stomach. Even to this day, I try to stay away from stronger cigars, especially since I don't smoke as often as many. I might enjoy one once a week.

[@MrBikedrummer]

Great information as always Nick! I love the way you explain different topics. I feel like I'm going to Cigar University! Thanks ☺️

[@bryantdonald8997]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@jabulanismith5772]

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

[@AlianDubois]

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in New Zealand. Really need!

[@LiamGoossens]

Yes, Sporeville. I had the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

[@robertpamela4316]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He's 59 & has many mental health issues plus probably CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD knows if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@AlianDubois]

Is he on Instagram?

[@eric21881]

I love nicks videos and next trip to the shop I’m hoping they stock his cigars The way he expresses his knowledge is just great

[@GoHomeAndGetYourShinebox]

I showed my mum this video and you convinced her to let me smoke my dad's cigars 👌🏽

[@xCreepyKidsx]

I haven't smoked in many years but when I did enjoy a cigar here and there I always did so shortly after dinner to ensure I wasn't going to feel like trash. I'd also pick the right strength and wrapper for the day. Mostly robustos and usually a Connecticut or maduro or the occasional cigarillo. I found out that certain wrappers or origins of tobacco didn't agree with me such as Indonesian and Cameroon which gave me head aches and tasted foul to me, but Dominican and Nicaraguan origins were perfectly suited to my chemistry. It's all about gaining the knowledge and judgement to decide what works for you.

[@LowenKM]

Thx, and yep, a the importance of a properly humidified cigar shouldn't be overlooked, especially in uber-dry climates like the Southwest, where you can almost watch the tobacco start drying out as soon as it leaves the humidor. So in this climate I tend to keep my humidor a bit more on the 'moist' side at around 80% just to compensate.. which also seems to provide a much cooler and longer-lasting smoke.

[@benjaminletiecq4932]

Perfectly informative and concise video. Nick's the man!

[@JoshuaAmmon]

Slow and controlled inhales and exhales make for a great smoking experience , great advice!

[@Sht855]

For me a nice glass of cold water with a cigar just makes it better.

[@Sht855]

@Smokey McBongwater no. Never do that. Let it die out.

[@muscleman3478]

@@Sht855 can't see what @Smokey McBongwater said.. what should you never do?

[@Sht855]

@@muscleman3478 dont remember but I think put it out.

[@marcelramsden3082]

I always thought that would make you queasy? I'll try that next time haha

[@reasonablerage4370]

Lool, my friend mistakenly inhaled on his first puff and turned green.

[@johnmac4769]

My enjoyment is a cigar and a good cup of coffee. They just go together so well. Of course a good bourbon is nice too. The key is smoke and drink slowly and enjoy

[@LynnHarrod]

A nice coffee with bourbon is great too 👍

[@VicDamoneJr82]

Has to stop alcohol just coffee or soda water

[@kckrye]

A coffee and A Rocky Patel is great

[@brandondenver4331]

Watching this as a non-smoker who will likely never smoke. Still enjoyable. :)

[@homie-gtv322]

Cocaine is better

[@SkoolConnor]

I have been smoking cigars with my dad for about 2 weeks now and never got sick, but the one I had recently made me super sick and I wasnt sure why. I hope these tips can help me on my next cigar because I dont want to get sick again

[@apaulotroughtzmantz2914]

Here’s one I stumbled on by accident. I completely gave up sugar to be healthier and after a couple of months I realized that no matter how fast I smoked or how strong the cigar or how little I ate, I never got even the slightest bit nauseous. I like cigars more than desert so it works

[@rickardrenstrom6318]

Same here!

[@celuiquipeut6527]

Wwait...i am carnivore. No more sugar. What you are saying is, you dont really get sick? Do you drink while you snoke the cigar? Caus alcohol is sugar...just wondering. I am in the same boat. And want to start the cigar. Thank you.

[@NemyacX]

more than desert? you like cigars more than the desert? dont we all? what a goofy statement.

[@koenigsegg1.1]

what do you think is the reason you never get nauseous?

[@b3at2]

Really? I thought sugar is what kept you from getting sick. Interesting… most interesting.

[@pswierczynski6985]

Thank you for thay film and all the comments, i got here by accident because i was searching for " how to smoke a cigar" which im about to do in new years eve. So glad so many people shared their experience, i feel much safer about it, thank you all.

[@mikelopez9817]

Awesome, great info! Thank you Mr. Perdomo.

[@gladiator22666]

I can put my hand up and admit I've had cigar sickness.........not a nice place to go . Cold sweat......I went grey .......spinning head ......felt sick 🤢 Learned my lesson......it was one of my first cigars , I went at it like a mad man . It was an hour long cigar and it was right down to the nub but I had to go for that one more tug . That one more tug finished me off . That was many years ago .....never happened since . Love a nice whiskey and a cigar ......nothing better 👍

[@cymanca]

I have my friends start with the mildest of cigars and I give each novice a spit cup with instructions not to swallow the excessive saliva that a newbie smoker produces. Great tip on the sugar packet! Great video.

[@Confident1983]

I‘ll definitely enjoy that video. Thanks a lot.

[@ryanlevron1972]

I love Perdomo cigars. I have discovered I enjoy my cigars better immediately after breakfast.....sometimes ill have one in the afternoon, but generally, just the one in the morning after breakfast

[@ryancentnarowicz]

I’ve learned to stay away from cigars that have a tight draw as well. Sometimes cigars can get packed too tight from the manufacturer and it’s hard to keep the cigar lit I’ve learned it’s best to put that cigar down.

[@jacklambert1521]

Alright, following these tips I'm ready to give cigars a chance again. I tried and tried years ago but only got cold sweats and nausea instead of enjoyment out of them. I'll buy a milder cigar this time too, and really make sure I'm not starved for food while also taking my time with it. Thank you!

[@mnikolov11]

Thanks for the tips and the great cigars you make

[@111111111Tiger]

I love this man, he is just awesome. Be great to have him as a personal FREIND.

[@johndoyle1969]

Sound advice from an experienced man.

[@oceanpacific886]

Love my morning cigar and coffee! even before breakfast!

[@Babushka69]

Thanks man, great video production

[@sachaput]

I really appreciate this. Some good information.

[@ChrisSmith_NW]

Hearing Nick Perdomo say "Tummy". Life just became a little more complete.

[@tenman1818]

Exactly what I managed to be a couple of days ago. Hell, it just makes me wanna skip all cigars from now on... So Nick, please help me out here. I am looking forward to it :)

[@komibright2213]

very helpful and useful tips, thanks very much from Taiwan

[@tonymanfetano8416]

One of my fav all time cigars is the Perdomo Vintage 12 yr. But, Ive gotten queezy from it twice in the past few years... both times alcohol and poor judgment was involved. haha. My advice, keep a few mild cigars in the humidor for those "I think I'll light one more with this rum," times. I still love my vintage 12 yrs, but I think I've learned my lesson... till next time,

[@IndraJayaGroup]

I was a smoker before, after watching this video ... I so grateful i quit smoking few years ago.

[@EroticOnion23]

Filthy habit

[@rightuppercut1426]

Smoked my first cigar when I was 17 years old. Used it to light fireworks (sorry) over here in Holland. Inhaled the smoke like a cigarette. What did I know. Turned green and nauseous fairly quickly. Hard lesson learned.

[@tiltedbrim2630]

Excellent video.... Thank you

[@veritasvincit4178]

Thanks for the Advice

[@raindropcleaners]

Enjoy these videos Nick. I can attest that the sugar trick works!

[@pauldoan8391]

Some times I will get a little sick but usually if I've eaten way to much 😅 smoking one of your cigars right now with a gin on the rocks plus this morning I had one with my morning espresso thanks to your morning routine you mentioned in one of your videos thanks !

[@jamiecarter5083]

One of my ABSOLUTE favorite cigars, the Genuine Cuban Counterfeit, I just realized, you make. It is superb. These have become my number one. Thank you sir. And I LOVE your Pearl custom drum set. As a musician myself, I was impressed. Love your videos.

[@RayRay-wn5vh]

Great advice. Smoking Cigars for over 30 years. Didn't know all of these.

[@classicjay1880]

They need to have you on the Dos Equis commercial but for cigars

[@124952024]

The most "literesting" man in the world.

[@deanfrazier7553]

I keep a small bag of M&Ms in my cigar kit for when I (or others) get queasy. Added bonus --- the chocolate pairs well with most cigars!

[@Anthony_Williams1216]

Good content man, thank you!

[@Drewskidelmar]

Just stumbled across this great video, I’ll definitely try one of your cigars soon . Thank you sir

[@ryans988]

I could have listened to you explain smoking cigars for so much longer than this video was. I smoked cigars when I was in the military and it made me sick as a dog a lot of the time because I smoked them so fast like they were cigarettes.

[@slevinlaine]

Cool video, I enjoyed it, even though I don't smoke cigars. Really cool though. Love the way how you explain and talk.

[@JJ-bm2jj]

Great info, thankz

[@johnward4116]

I’ve never had an issue with nicotine. But then again, I smoke fairly slowly. I can definitely feel the vitamin N depending on the cigar, and can get quite buzzed, but not to the point of ralphing. That would suck!

[@VerrueckterKerl85]

i was smoking for almost 20 years cigarettes. this year i decided to stop and give my lungs some recover. after a few months i started with cigars. it‘s just amazing. the taste, different flavors, the fact that you dont inhale it, the relaxing time on my terrace doing nothing but puffing for at least 1hr. i have to say cigarillos (smoked them as well in my cigarrette times) i have in my humidor too, for normal days. on weekend or some warm evenings during week i prefer a cigar. i‘m still testing (the range is just to big) what i like and what cigar fits my taste best. 👍👍👍

[@arjanpetersen]

No worries… cigars will still ruin your lungs

[@VerrueckterKerl85]

@@arjanpetersen grow up.

[@VerrueckterKerl85]

@@davidpearson6346 a fact? it isnt a fact. you dont inhale cigars. everything can ruin your lungs, even when you are not smoking. and „grow up“ is meant like: sooner or later something will kill you anyway. nobody will live forever. i dont have to grow up. i almost died in a car accident 10 years ago. and i‘m still here.

[@philsipad]

Nothing makes you quite cigarettes like cigars because cigarettes taste like rotten wood afterward.

[@philsipad]

@@davidpearson6346 You have smoke in your mouth everything you eat hot food. And with processed food you aren't even sure that the hack is burning.

[@alexsmuckler2165]

Nick thanks for your many great tips on smoking a cigar.

[@MrGhostsword]

Great advice.. really good, and easy to follow.

[@RobertSiwik1968]

Great advice,!

[@Chadwick1646]

Great info. I got sick a week ago smoking the 10th Anniversary Maduro too fast. For an absolute wonderful stick, the night ended horribly. Yesterday I took TWO hours to smoke the Habano. It tasted like chocolate cake nearly the entire smoke. All was right with the world taking it slower.

[@whenpiratesattack]

Pretty helpful video. I've smoked on and off for 20 years and learned a few things. Thanks!

[@wolfsden3812]

Outstanding advice

[@Parillerodepatio]

Great information Nick!! Lot 23 is my favorite perdomo cigars

[@zenos.5315]

Smoked a lot of cigars from cheap to expensive, and I always come back to the LOT 23

[@Khyrid]

I was smoking cigars when I was in the navy, I never felt sick from them, but I remember liking them way too much, so I made myself quit before I formed some kind of addiction.

[@cypresstreemic2001]

right on about the sugar; probably part of the reason ive been gravitating to chewing tobacco more than anything else lately!

[@pierodimemmo9095]

Very informative! Thank u

[@SolidShaves]

Great advice. Best one, is eat before smoking. Imo.

[@johnkordish3546]

I have got head rush from inhaling bad on my myself but I learned from it

[@unvaccinatedmgtowfitness]

Thanks for helping a newbie out.

[@AriKona]

Sagely advice. There are medical studies which show smoking a cigar actually helps your digestive system work more efficiently. As for sugar, I keep a butterscotch/caramel candy in my pocket as they pair so well with a cigar. Each person will develop their own way of smoking, but the essential elements will be the same. Yeah, I inhale when it is a good smoke.

[@RG615]

Great advice Mr Perdomo.... This happened to me over 20 yrs ago.....was watering my yard and enjoying my stogie on an EMPTY stomach...boy o boy. 🤢Had to sit down right there and like a drunkin fool froze.. my surroundings were spinning n I was green faced.... went inside and a bit of sugar helped.. lol....never did I smoke on an empty stomach again. 😉✌ thx for the reminder

[@user-os2io9yj4f]

Sugar packets are awesome

[@girishgangan]

Good tips, sir

[@JCE0415]

Great video, thank you.

[@SomeGuyFrom216]

"Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!" Great advice aside, that alone was worth watching the video! Thanks, Nick.

[@PerdomoCigars]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Farrusco91]

down goes frazier.. omg that was really good man thank you

[@ahmadzyuleddyzynooddin7854]

Excellent tips...Tq😍👍🏻

[@F8Tributo]

Good info!

[@cryptolord9826]

Have a good breakfast lunch dinner first I enjoy after hard week of work 1 cigar with nice whisky try relax and puff puff 🙄

[@surfzion]

Thanks for the tips, had my first full cigar yesterday, and in the end I was extremely nauseated. Had 2 shots of whisky with it and that might have been the problem. A lot to learn here.

[@neiljones2264]

I was about to embark on my first ever cigar as a treat for reaching retirement. This has actually put me off 😂

[@alahatim]

it happens guys, don't let that deter you. just take it nice and slow. and welcome to the club since we've ALL been there. i was playing in a golf 4-some and one of them brought out these big, fat churchills for all of us to enjoy. it was hot that day and i smoked way too fast trying to look like i knew what I was doing. suddenly i was throwing up right there on the course while they all laughed and chided me.

[@TripedalTroductions]

@@alahatim sounds like a good time!

[@skyking4501]

Well, well!! I was rolling that question around in my head this very morning. My youngest daughter loves a good cigar and I get sick every time I smoke one with her. So the sugar thing is a help but all of the tips are the things that I am doing wrong. So Imma tell her, my friend “Mr. Nick Perdomo” gave me some tips on how to smoke a cigar; then imma give her one of your cigars and have one for me and we are gonna sit and enjoy. Thank you Mr. Perdomo!!

[@CigarsNCigars]

Great tips, Perdomo! Definitely agree about smoking on a full stomach. Also found that taking slow puffs and avoiding overheating the cigar helps a lot.

[@rcb563]

I was talking by phone to The Duck quite a ways back. I was puffing on a cigar to keep it lit, cuz I'm not experienced cigar smoker. Plus I was drinking beer and I was telling The Duck about my experiences for the week dealing cards at MGM Grand, all the crazy people at my table and what not. I became green cuz of the concentrated smoke I was puffing. There was no turning back. Had to just sweat it out, spitting for an hour on the lawn over by the stone frog. But I kept up the fight and had a good conversation with The Duck and got through it. The smell of a real cigar is a smell I remember from my childhood in the 60's and 70's. Especially at Tiger Stadium. Some old guy in suspenders smoking a fat cigar was part of the ball park atmosphere at that time, something you don't often experience these days.

[@bxttle3887]

Wish I had this video when I had my first cigar at 16.. It was very dry, I was very excited, accidentally inhaled several times, smoked way too fast and spent 1hr 30 min hunched over the toilet...

[@meancuisine8]

Thank You! Awesome!

[@timothymcsweeney3481]

Makes sense. Thanks 👍🏻

[@dedo9009]

I still remember my first cigar in front of my parents, I had had about 7 before i turned 18 and my father got me a Romeo Y Julieta Churchill for my 18th because he thought thought it would me sick and make me not ever want to take up smoking. You can imagine his surprise when I smoked that bad boy like a boss.

[@alahatim]

haha, that's awesome

[@homie-gtv322]

Lolololol

[@andrewdow1609]

Guilty......I did it by smoking too fast, a few times, before I saw this. Now I know. I also heard your "sugar pack" trick in one of your other videos. It works every time.