I haven't smoked any cube cut tobaccos for sometime now and I am planning on picking up a few. I remember them as being a no brainier to both pack and light. Looking for a few suggestions, va/perique, burley/va, english, etc.
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03-23-2015, 12:24 PM #1Bummin' Around
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Which are your Favorite Cube Cut Tobaccos
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The only one I even know of is PS 41 Cube Cut. Good baccy tho.
FTR, I've done my own cube cutting of McClelland Dark Star and it's darn good.
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Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match is a coarse cube cut. Good flavour, but the first half of the bowl takes a few relights. It has a molasses topping which gets well absorbed as it sits in the jar and makes a nutty slightly sweet smoke. It is my favourite OTC style tobacco.
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I haven't tried cube cut yet.
I'm going to give it a go with some of my favorite flakes.
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I'm probably in the minority but I am a fan of Barbary Coast. If you are a burley fan then it is a must. Another one that was already mentioned is Peter Stokkebye cube cut. One of my go to blends for breaking in pipes. It also works wonders in a cob.
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