Foulkes & Sons S3 E11

A special outside broadcast from the Vatican of the cigar known to those who know as Davidoff of London. Eddie and Edward Sahakian reveal the secrets of the short walk selection of cigars, selected by Edward himself, to accompany him on his perambulations around Belgravia of a summer's eve. The observant viewer (by which I mean that our single viewer is by nature gimlet eyed and interested in matters of male attire) will notice that Max and I have been inspired by the example of the legendary Wei Koh, who has made the suit and Hawaiian shirt a thing my suit is by Rubinacci and my shirt is vintage - ironically named puritan, whoever set up that brand clearly had a well-developed sense of humour Expect some serious cigar insights from the Sahakians and some of the usual Foulkes & sons nonsense from the rest of us. Given that we are exploring the subject of walking I test staves and thumb sticks, and suggest that as well as the short walk and the long walk selections we should think about doing a long march selection of cigars, to mark 100 years of communism in the People's Republic of China where there is a strongly developed a love of the fine tobaccos of Cuba's Vuelta Abajo and the Dominican Republic's Cibao valley BHK56 Cohiba Lanceros Cohibasublime Havana Filming on multiple cameras including a loan from @leica and providing direction as well as editing the finished film - Freddie Foulkes