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Bummin' Around

Originally Posted by
JustTroItIn
I voted 4-6 because I will have usually made up my mind by then as to whether I will ever buy it again, but I'm cheap so will still finish the tin. Usually at this point I will start mixing it with other tobacco to see if I can come up with something I like better.
This.
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Originally Posted by
Emperor Zurg
Is this about the Pine Grove? ... or the cherry twist?

Neither good sir! 

Originally Posted by
JustTroItIn
One example is Old Joe Krantz.
This is the exact tobacco that made me think of starting this poll!
Everyone seems to love this stuff. To me, it has way to much perique in it to really enjoy it. I have had about 7 bowls of it now and it just isn't working for me!
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
Branzig
This is the exact tobacco that made me think of starting this poll!
I have to admit it feels a bit better finding the only other person that isn't a fan.
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Originally Posted by
JustTroItIn
I have to admit it feels a bit better finding the only other person that isn't a fan.
We very well may be the only 2 in the world lol.
I am coming to terms with the fact that I don't like any C&D burley blends. At least none of the ones I have tried.
Except junkyard dawg. But that has latakia in it so I'm not really counting it lol
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rød hals
I voted 1-3,after the third bowl of dissatisfaction I will try mixing or topping it with either rum or scotch.
“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift of God, which is why we call it the present.”
― Bil Keane
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Ridin' in a BoxCar
I have to go with 4-6 for the same reasons. I will try a couple dryness levels and pipes before passing final judgement.
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I see I'm in the minority here as usual
No second chances! But if I have something I don't like, I can usually reblend it into something good, or at least tolerable.
You oughta know not to stand by the window, somebody see you up there.
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True Derelict
I've been with most of my pipes for 30 years so I know how they smoke with most types of tobaccos and I'm limited in what I'll smoke so I have a pretty fair idea with the first bowl. I voted 1-3 because I always give another chance usually with another pipe and packing technique.
Like other posters, I will generally finish a tin if I don't give it away. It's my penance. If I buy a larger pack then I'm stuck as I am now.
I foolishly bought 8oz of Esoterica Scarborough without trying it first and it's bland but not bad enough to abandon and you guys know what this tobacco is selling for. So I dug into the pipes that I haven't been using in my rotation and got my Virginia Beast, a hulking Ser Jacopo L2 Maxima (smooth) billiard taper from the mid 1980s that can magically turn turd into tulips. Scarborough turned into a bed of tulips.
So I unleashed the Beast, and all I want to do is to stuff him full of some tasty Gawith Hoggarth weed but I'm stuck smoking up another 4pz of Scarborough because it's useless in any other pipe. I should have left well enough alone. Sigh.
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I like to return to blends after a lengthy period of time. My tastes evolve, and things I used to hate are some of my favorites now. Rattray's OG and HotW are good examples of that.
I also used to really not like any blend with DFK, but blends with that glorious leaf are more likely to be in my pipes than any other.
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans
What is the Latika flavor?