I've become a fan of Captain Black: White
What is your favorite Pipe Tobacco?
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English Mixtures: 3 Oaks Syrian
Burley: Uhle's 00
Virginia: PCCA Aurora
VaPer: Escudo
Burley: Uhle's 00
Virginia: PCCA Aurora
VaPer: Escudo
W.O. Larsen 1864 Mixture
McClelland's St. James Woods
McClelland's St. James Woods
Irish Oak
Black point
University blend
Exhausted rooster
Solani Virginia flake
Black point
University blend
Exhausted rooster
Solani Virginia flake
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+1 to the Irish Oak!
Just tried Erinmore Flake - that's now a favourite
Currently a mixture dubbed "Orient Express" (there are several varations by different blenders) from my local shop.
A mixture of Turkish, Latakia, and (real) Perique.
A mixture of Turkish, Latakia, and (real) Perique.
Back when I smoked, I was an avid fan of Squadron Leader as a light English blend, with undertones of almost incense-like spiciness. Barking Dog seemed like a more full-bodied version of Squadron Leader, though less complex in flavor, very good for a autumn day outdoors. Erinmore was interesting, but not for me... way too strong, and very unusual in flavor. Good ol' Captain Black filled many of my pipes, too, but I always found Sir Walter Raleigh to be the best-smelling tobacco available, even if it did burn hot and bite like a rabid woodchuck.
So far, Esoterica Penzance.
But I'm relatively new, and have a boatload of tins I've yet to sample (pipe tobacco acquisition disorder has hit hard
).
But I'm relatively new, and have a boatload of tins I've yet to sample (pipe tobacco acquisition disorder has hit hard
).So far, Esoterica Penzance.
But I'm relatively new, and have a boatload of tins I've yet to sample (pipe tobacco acquisition disorder has hit hard
Every time I have ordered Tobacco this is out of stock. I still have not tried it
It's great, but it dries up really fast.
To keep the tobacco from drying up, take it out of the tin and store it in a mason jar...
I usually pick up a nice Virginia when I hit the tobacconist.
Stonehaven in a Tinsky poker.
I could make my happy if I only had access to Peter Stokkebye's blends.
I could make my happy if I only had access to Peter Stokkebye's blends.
Former pipe smoker. My favorites were 1792, Brown Irish Twist, and Dark Flake. Probably Dark Flake was my no. 1.
50/50 blend of Lane BCA & 1-Q.
It tends to vary on my mood. Right now, McClellend Blackwoods Flake seems to be my current favourite.
Skiff Mixture
Hmm, interesting. I happen to have 4oz of each of those jarred up.
Are you saying it's the same as CBW or similar? I find RLP-6 is damn close as it is.
