NON-ageing tobaccos?

[steveclarkus]

If you like Tonquin, 1792 Flake, and Elmos Reserve if they still make it, which is the snuff equivalent. Personally I can't abide the stuff. I love vanilla, but Tonquin is gruesome in my opinion. I know some folks have used tonka beans to scent their own stuff, just leaving a bean or three in the tobacco for a while.

Apparently I liked Tonquin a lot because while I was packing stuff I found three empty 1792 tins. I smoked a lot of Schippers Tabac which was also Tonquin flavored. It is no longer available in the US. I plan on getting a tin of Elmos Reserve for the tonqiun on my next order. One of the Gawirh snuffs in my last order lists Tonquin as an ingredient Looking forward to having it in a snuff.

 

[brandaves]

Well here's a few of the tobaccos I've enjoyed straight out of the tin.

Several C&D blends:

Sunday Picnic
Haunted Bookshop
Bayou Morning
Burley Flake #1
Billy Budd (Burley/Latakia)
Pirate Kake

Other brands:
Solani ABF
MacBaren HH Burley Flake
Escudo (excellent fresh AND gets better with age)
Rattray's Marlin Flake
Rattray's Old Gowrie
Rattray's Howl Of The Wind

There are certainly others...but off the top that's a decent list.

 

[Commander Quan]

I absolutely love the first few bowls from a fresh can of Hal O The Wynd. The ones after those are good too, but a fresh can has a grassy vegetal flavor that seams to dissipate after opening.