Best examples of the main components of pipe tobac

Slow Triathlete · 12-02-2008, 01:10 PM

Here are the blends that I prefer out of what you have listed. But then again, everyone's tastes are a bit different.

Straight Virginia:Either Gawith's Full Virginia Flake or Gawith's Best Brown

Perique:I wouldn't recommend smoking just a straight Perique. However, I have smoked McClellands Blending Perique just so I would know how strong it was before I blended with it.

Va/per:McConnells Scottish Cake or GL Pease's Filmore

Burley:I'm not a big burley guy. I've had Esoterica's Stonehaven and Cornhell & Diehl's Haunted Bookshop and Old Joe Krantz. These aren't straight Burleys but it is the main component in these.

Latakia:Again, I wouldn't recommend smoking straight Latakia.

English:I love any of the Frog Morton Series by McClelland.

Oriental: Red Rapperee and Balkan Sasieni

12-02-2008, 01:10 PM	#2
Slow Triathlete I Need A Beer!! Join Date: Nov 2008 First Name: Scott Location: Wilmington, NC Posts: 369 Trading: (11)	Re: Best examples of the main components of pipe t Here are the blends that I prefer out of what you have listed. But then again, everyone's tastes are a bit different. Straight Virginia:Either Gawith's Full Virginia Flake or Gawith's Best Brown Perique:I wouldn't recommend smoking just a straight Perique. However, I have smoked McClellands Blending Perique just so I would know how strong it was before I blended with it. Va/per:McConnells Scottish Cake or GL Pease's Filmore Burley:I'm not a big burley guy. I've had Esoterica's Stonehaven and Cornhell & Diehl's Haunted Bookshop and Old Joe Krantz. These aren't straight Burleys but it is the main component in these. Latakia:Again, I wouldn't recommend smoking straight Latakia. English:I love any of the Frog Morton Series by McClelland. Oriental: Red Rapperee and Balkan Sasieni