English & Virginia Suggestions, Low Kick
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For English blends, stay away from blends with perique or burley. These are your nic powerhouse tobaccos.
A lot of this is subjective,but I find Squadron Leader and Old Dublin to be good all day English blends, and I am not a big fan of Lady Nicotine, either. Dunhill Flake might be worth checking out, as well as Best Brown Flake.
Of course, if your tummy is empty, anything is liable to kick you in the teeth,
A lot of this is subjective,but I find Squadron Leader and Old Dublin to be good all day English blends, and I am not a big fan of Lady Nicotine, either. Dunhill Flake might be worth checking out, as well as Best Brown Flake.
Of course, if your tummy is empty, anything is liable to kick you in the teeth,
If I didn't like nicotine so much, I'd be an exclusive McClelland smoker. As it is, I get very little enjoyment from their tobaccos because I can't get a nicotine fix from them despite the fact that some of their products are delicious. In fact, I sometimes think that something in their processing methods removes all nicotine from some of their mixtures (the Frog Morton series, for instance). So I would definitely recommend them.
I smoke eight to ten bowls a day. Been doin this 30 yrs. now. If these were high nic blends I'd be pulling a pulmonary embolism by now. Sos I stick with low nic English & Balkan blends. See, I wanna see the faces of my granchildren. So, I'd recommen Star of the East, Charring Cross, Abingdon, Westminster, Odessa, Squadron Leader, Margate, Penzance, Campfire, Engine 99 ... See if these don't jerk your bobber. An get back to us.
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