Your Most *Enduring* Blends

[jaytex1969]

Half a year in to pipe smoking, endurance seems not applicable.
That said, ODF is what I'm stacking the deepest right now.

 

[saltedplug]

Five Brothers and Irish Flake.

Noquarter, now these are stalwart tobaccos. Good show!

 

[deathmetal]

For those who like Early Morning Pipe, Peterson Wild Atlantic might be worth a light...

 

[thomasw]

ODF, ABF, SF, Doblone d'Oro and OJK

 

[noquarter]

@saltedplug

Yes Sir! And readily available also...

 

[perdurabo]

Haunted Bookshop

 

[lordofthepiperings]

In my 9 or so years with the briar 1Q has definitely been with me the longest. As for a non-aro Stokkebye's Luxury Bullseye Flake has been a staple for the past 3 years or so ago.

 

[okiebrad]

Of the tobaccos I still smoke Night Cap and Luxury Navy Flake are the 2 that have been with me the longest.

 

[markus]

Prince Albert

St. Bruno

MacBaren's Dark Twist Roll Cake

ODF

Escudo

 

[lochinvar]

Rattray Highland Targe (The first tinned tobacco I purchased)

Gawith FVF

McClelland Virginia No. 24

Escudo
All from +/- 1999

 

[madox07]

Royal Yacht

Ashton's Artisan Blend

Night Cap

Hyde Park

 

[janosh]

Old Dublin, Wild Atlantic, Irish Whiskey.

 

[deathmetal]

Wild Atlantic

I am rather fond of this sweet English. Although it is not extremely similar, I would recommend it to Early Morning Pipe fans.

 

[keith929]

Squadron Leader and Autumn Evening.

 

[unkleyoda]

965

 

[krizzose]

My first tobacco order had a tin each of Mac Baren Navy Flake and Vanilla Cream Flake. They wouldn't make my current top 5, but I still love them

both and they're in regular rotation

 

[dottiewarden]

Consistent staples seem to be:
I tend to alternate between Mac Baren Cube Silver and Mac Baren Original Choice for my no fail aromatics. I could legitimately include Sunset Breeze by Peterson.
It may appear as if I smoke purely aromatics, however, I just tend to take less risk with them. After all, it's hard to go wrong with unadulterated tobacco. Contrarily, it's hard to get an aro right.

 

[mikestanley]

For me, it has to be the McClelland personal Reserve blends. I came across these back in 1989 or 1990. Bombay Court, St. James Woods and Blackwoods Flake are my favorites of the bunch. Been smoking them ever since. Close second would be #24 and #22.
Mike S.

 

[condorlover1]

None of you mentioned Warrior or Condor which surprised me.

 

[weezell]

Light weights in my book... :rofl: