Showing posts with label Delite Entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delite Entertainment. Show all posts

Sunday, June 21, 2015

Sneak Peek - Nicky + Chris {Don Vicente de Ybor}

We are excited to share with you
Sneak Peek of
Nicky + Chris' Wedding
on May 22, 2015.

Please click on the photo below to
check out more photos by 
Jacqui Cole Photography


Nicky + Chris - thank you for letting us
be a part of your BIG day! 

Thank you, thank you to all of our AMAZING Vendors!

Wedding Day Vendors:
Confetti Events - Kaylea Frantzis, Coordinator
Jacqui Cole Photography - Photography
Potting Shed Tampa - Floral + Decor
Shane + Emily Music - Cocktail Music
The DJ KNEX - DJ
Delite Entertainment - Cigar Roller
TBBCC - Vintage Car
Sacred Heart - Church
Don Vicente de Ybor - Reception Venue

xxoo - Confetti Girls

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Pro Tip Thursday

Welcome to
Pro Tip Thursday
This Week we are featuring the Ever So Helpful...

we LOVE working with Eladia and his Delite Team!
Here is some great advice that may help you...

When shopping for a Cigar Roller with Exhibit, Here are some GREAT questions to ask:

• How Many Cigars do you get with the cigar Exhibit
• What size are they
• How many hours
• What does the Exhibit consist of
• Where is the tobacco from- The filler, that is the inside of the cigar is- *primarily from the Caribbean, central & south America, such as Dominica Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras,
• The Outer part of the cigar is called the wrapper and is grown in Connecticut and Ecuador.
For the best quality cigar: There is one prevailing goal; to make a quality cigar each and every time.
• The Master Cigar Roller, composes the filler and places it in cigar molds called Vitola, usually it is a combination of leaves from different parts of the world.
• Then it goes to a vise press for an hour.
• Cigar Roller selects the finest wrappers, should have silky feel, not dry or soggy with very little veins in the leaf ‘
• The paste that is used is usually made from corn starch
• Once the cigar is completed it goes to a cedar box, where it remains for 24 hours
• It is then taken out of the cedar box and the labels are placed to give the cigar the final touch
• Once the cigar is dressed it goes to a walk-in humidor ready for sale
• How can you tell that you are smoking a quality cigar: The Cigar burns slow and evenly

In summary the tip of the day is to educate yourself in the art of cigar rolling, but know that you will be engaging all your senses when selecting a good quality premium cigar:
• Touch
• Smell
• Taste
• Sight
• Sound


Eladio V. Linarte
Main: 813-971-5900
Fax: 813-886-4499
Cell: 813-727-4979