Anyone out the tried these blends? Blairgowrie looks interesting.
Drucquers Tobacco
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If you like GL Pease blends then you will like those. They are what Mr Pease remembers from working their shop as a college student and learning a lot of the blending trade. I have only tried the Blairgowrie and enjoyed. I only had a sample at the time of a couple of smokes but bought more tins because of it. Just haven't cracked them because I have too many open.
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Sold out at SP. I will order when back in stock. Thanks for the reply.
I have no experience with them but now I'm curious...as if I need another to tin of leaf...sheesh.
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The blends are good, and like John said they’re blended by Greg Pease and the blends definitely have his approach to blending (well, to recipe-making I guess, since C&D does all of the actual blending for the Pease and Druquer blends).
I sampled them all a couple of years ago, and Blairgowrie and Trafalgar were my favorites and the only ones I bought more of after my initial sampling. The others were fine, but I felt those two were a little more unique and a bit better than the rest.
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I sampled them all a couple of years ago, and Blairgowrie and Trafalgar were my favorites and the only ones I bought more of after my initial sampling. The others were fine, but I felt those two were a little more unique and a bit better than the rest.
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Those are the two that got my attention.
I have been smoking Blairgowrie and really enjoy it. I also have a tin of The Devil's Own which I have not opened yet. Their tobacco is of excellent quality IMO. I would not hesitate to give them a try if you see a blend that peaks your interest.
There are some articles that go deeper into the history of the blends. Really worth the read if you can find them.
Now I want to go open a tin and I don't need that! There is a jar shortage with all the new gardeners and preppers out there.
I’ve smoked two of the large tins of trafalger and working on a third. It’s a really interesting and smoky blend. I keep the time on the corner of my work bench and always have a bowl when I’m grilling or fiddling with something.
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Thanks man It’s been awhile
Well then, I guess I should give these a look. Thanks for the tip.
