Are there any cigars that come close to the taste of pipe tobacco?

[steelman]

TopD....PM me your address and I'll send you one of these new Durango smokes when I get them next week. Maybe the two worlds can meet???? We'll see.....

 

[docrx]

Erik Nording and Rocky Patel collaborated on a cigar I believe were called "Nording's" I don't know if they are still around or how they tasted. My B+M carries a flavored cigar as well that mimics pipe tobacco.

 

[kennerth]

Since this post, I have been "experimenting"! I have been rolling my own true pipe tobacco in ryo rice paper wrappers. I have been smoking a bit of Frog Morton on the Town this way, as well as a few aros.
I have to say, it have been a pleasant diversion. I have found it to be a pipe tobacco smoking option that has several applications in my life, not as a replacement to pipe smoking, but an additional tool for enjoying good pipe tobacco.

 

[tjameson]

Pipe tobacco is pretty delicious in a rollie.

 

[kennerth]

"It is easier to enjoy good tobacco without a pipe than it is to enjoy a good pipe without tobacco" Kennerth :clap:

 

[foggymountain]

The other way around. There is, or was, a tobacco that tastes like cigars. Vuelta Abajo, "down in the valley" by Lane Ltd was made from cigar tobacco. It was very strong. I say was, though I have not looked for it, because it is a Cuban tobacco.

 

[gageploungin]

The closest I've ha was a Rum Runner, but they were sweeter like a cav blend.

 

[mangers]

How about one of the Morgan Briar Cigars? It can taste like the pipe tobacco of your choice!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nePTiVO0VBE