There are some blends that can bite. Usually, blends that contain a lot of Yellow Virginia can bite, some viciously. After age 13, I pretty much lived on my own, without much supervision. Another kid tried to turn me on to Camels, but I never liked cigarettes. But I liked the idea of smoking, and I considered myself sort of a modern Huckleberry Finn, so I spent $4.00 ( I think) on a Missouri Meerschaum Legend at a local 7-11, and found a tobacco that smelled good through the package. I started out smoking Middleton's Apple because I loved the taste and aroma, but it bit like a Pit Bull on steroids. I just went around with a sore mouth and tongue for a few years. I didn't know any better. Then after I was drafted and sent overseas, I couldn't get the Apple anymore, and started smoking other blends, and I met other pipe smokers (I was a loner growing up, for the most part, and no other kids my age smoked pipes, that I knew of...). I found out that tobacco wasn't supposed to bite.
Another blend I have always had a problem with for biting is anything with peach flavoring. I don't know why, but even Peach Smokers Pride used to tear me up.
One thing that might help is to try smoking a Missouri Meerschaum corn cob pipe. If the tobacco bites in one of these, then it will bite in anything, because nothing smokes better than an MM cob, at any price.