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Ep. 19 - Building Community One Cigar at a Time
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Ever wondered how a 28-year veteran of law enforcement transitions to running a thriving cigar lounge? You'll find out in this episode of the B-Team Podcast! We sit down with Brian, the passionate owner of Open Door Cigars, as he shares his remarkable journey from policing to creating a unique, customer-centered experience in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Brian's story is not just about cigars, but about community building, complete with a hidden speakeasy that adds a dash of intrigue to his shop. His experience in community policing shines through in his approach to business, making this conversation a must-listen for those interested in cigars and community dynamics.
From the allure of rare and unique cigars to mastering cigar cutting and lighting techniques, this episode is packed with rich stories and expert insights. We recount memorable trips to Nicaragua, where we learned first-hand about the intricate process of cigar-making at Perdomo Cigars' farms and factories. You'll also hear about our efforts to attract younger cigar enthusiasts to the fold, making the cigar culture accessible and exciting for the next generation. Plus, we share valuable lessons on client care and selling success, inspired by industry legends like Nick Perdomo. This is an episode filled with passion, knowledge, and a touch of humor—perfect for anyone looking to deepen their appreciation for cigars and bourbon.
Have you ever tasted a bourbon that evolves with just a splash of water? Well, you're in for a treat as Russ introduces us to the Jim Beam Black, a seven-year-old bourbon with a surprisingly affordable price tag. We dissect its complex flavor profile, from cedar and apple pie to tobacco and stone fruits, and discuss how it compares to other favorites like the Knob Creek 12-year. Whether you're a bourbon newbie or a seasoned enthusiast, our spirited discussion will give you new insights into what makes this bourbon stand out.
From the allure of rare and unique cigars to mastering cigar cutting and lighting techniques, this episode is packed with rich stories and expert insights. We recount memorable trips to Nicaragua, where we learned first-hand about the intricate process of cigar-making at Perdomo Cigars' farms and factories. You'll also hear about our efforts to attract younger cigar enthusiasts to the fold, making the cigar culture accessible and exciting for the next generation. Plus, we share valuable lessons on client care and selling success, inspired by industry legends like Nick Perdomo. This is an episode filled with passion, knowledge, and a touch of humor—perfect for anyone looking to deepen their appreciation for cigars and bourbon.
Have you ever tasted a bourbon that evolves with just a splash of water? Well, you're in for a treat as Russ introduces us to the Jim Beam Black, a seven-year-old bourbon with a surprisingly affordable price tag. We dissect its complex flavor profile, from cedar and apple pie to tobacco and stone fruits, and discuss how it compares to other favorites like the Knob Creek 12-year. Whether you're a bourbon newbie or a seasoned enthusiast, our spirited discussion will give you new insights into what makes this bourbon stand out.
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1. Ep. 19 - Building Community One Cigar at a Time (00:00:00)
2. B-Team Podcast (00:00:11)
3. Cigar Lounge Owner Shares Experience (00:07:56)
4. Cigar Shop Owner Discusses Experience (00:17:03)
5. Rare and Unique Cigars Discussed (00:22:23)
6. Cigar Cutting and Lighting Techniques (00:33:16)
7. Cuban Cigars and Cigar Culture (00:41:47)
8. Attracting Younger Cigar Enthusiasts (00:49:15)
9. Client Care and Selling Success (00:54:06)
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