Ty Murphy

You don't know any of these brands.

They don't tell you what they're like.

And they could have some strong ones.

They could have some mild ones.

You pick the wrong one for the first time, you're going to say, cigars aren't for me.

But if you're married with the right one, the right time, and your profile can kind of change, it's a lot easier if we actually say those on the label.

So we have started that just for that reason of like, hey, look at the artifacts in here, the soil types, the climate it was in, the tobacco, how long it was aged, what style of tobacco.

Yes.

the notes to look for.

And that's when I think you, if you light a cigar and you take in all those things and you try and profile it, it's phenomenal.

I mean, and then you mix it with a drink, you know, the drink will change the cigar palette too.

So like I may love that cigar, but then I'd have this whiskey or this bourbon with it.

Now it's a totally different experience.

Oh, yeah.

And it's it's I don't want to say like, you know, cigarettes got slapped because they were cool.

But cigars are kind of cool.

If you go to a wedding and you're like, hey, let's get these five guys and we'll sit out and have a cigar to celebrate.

Right.

Let's take it in.

Let's talk about where we're at in life, you know, and how we got here and and just, you know, reminisce a little bit.