Cigar Keep: Tom Chamberlin & Nick Foulkes in Discussion – Part 1
Cigar Keep
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In our first video in an ongoing series, Cigar Keep's Tom Chamberlin sits down with renowned author, Nick Foulkes, for a lively discussion about all things Cuban cigars.
www.Cigar-Keep.com
20 Comments
@caicycase 2 years ago
Nick’s way with words make his stories and explanations almost poetic in their delivery.
@BbqMikeG 3 years ago
Lurk cam, hound cam, blur desk, vintage yellow filter, and azure filter all artistically evaded punching the viewer with a direct shot of Tom or Nicks faces. I enjoyed how Nick answered the question of his introduction into cigars and also his graceful description of how the laws curbed his cigar consumption. Nick's tactful description of the conditions of Cuba mixed with admiration for the genius of their craftmanship are fitting as a man who appreciates the history of what he is smoking. I am aways in awe of classic English style and the caliber of cigars consumed during such conversations.
@Mike-bh7sh 2 years ago (edited)
I feel you may be receiving kick back from optometrists?
The video makes one feel as if they have suddenly succumbed to a vision ailment and need their eyes tested.
Also...
The closer shots give one the uncomfortable feeling as if they are lying on the carpet looking up at the men.
Loved the rapid (or rabid - take a pick) panning back and forth between the two, just when you thought it was over - no, at least two more times. Truly induced a feeling for the need a deep bowl or commode. I have not seen this effect since the old camcorder videos from the 90s, produced by an inattentive family member.
Really though - I felt you were attempting to develop an Alfred Hitchcock filming style... BUT, while I did not get the impression Mr. Foulkes was about to pull a revolver out and do in Mr. Chamberlin - I did wish one would pull a revolver on the camera person.
The video makes one feel as if they have suddenly succumbed to a vision ailment and need their eyes tested.
Also...
The closer shots give one the uncomfortable feeling as if they are lying on the carpet looking up at the men.
Loved the rapid (or rabid - take a pick) panning back and forth between the two, just when you thought it was over - no, at least two more times. Truly induced a feeling for the need a deep bowl or commode. I have not seen this effect since the old camcorder videos from the 90s, produced by an inattentive family member.
Really though - I felt you were attempting to develop an Alfred Hitchcock filming style... BUT, while I did not get the impression Mr. Foulkes was about to pull a revolver out and do in Mr. Chamberlin - I did wish one would pull a revolver on the camera person.
@Fellowrser 4 years ago
Aha! So this is why we dont have another episode of F&S yet lol 😂 but Tom and Nick? I’m not complaining at all!! Nice one lads!
@jayumble8390 3 years ago
Such a great interview Mr. Chamberlin! Thank you for your impeccable excellence!
@YoungBrando 4 years ago
As always, most informative and entertaining with the presence of Nick Foulkes! Thank you for establishing this platform Tom!
@mecklenburgcubancigars 4 years ago
Just found your channel and subscribed. Always enjoy good cigar talk and can't wait for part 2. Prost!
Cigar Keep: Tom Chamberlin & Nick Foulkes in Discussion – Part 1
Cigar Keep
39,725 views
In our first video in an ongoing series, Cigar Keep's Tom Chamberlin sits down with renowned author, Nick Foulkes, for a lively discussion about all things Cuban cigars.
www.Cigar-Keep.com