So this came up in another thread:
Not all shag cuts are RYO, or designed as "hybrids" that you can hand-roll as well as put in a pipe.
Some are preferred by pipe smokers because if you are loading and smoking while in motion or in an otherwise chaotic circumstance, shag cuts make it easy. They also seem to leave less moisture in the pipe.
Two of my favorites, Kendal Dark and Dark Birdseye, are shag cuts.
So is Five Brothers, a hybrid that is perfect for Burley fanatics.
I did not like Three Sails, D&R's inferior knockoff of Three Castles, but I am told by reputable sources that other D&R products are worth exploring.
One of the Vincent Manil Semois blends comes in a shag cut.
I am sure there are others.
Not all shag cuts are RYO, or designed as "hybrids" that you can hand-roll as well as put in a pipe.
Some are preferred by pipe smokers because if you are loading and smoking while in motion or in an otherwise chaotic circumstance, shag cuts make it easy. They also seem to leave less moisture in the pipe.
Two of my favorites, Kendal Dark and Dark Birdseye, are shag cuts.
So is Five Brothers, a hybrid that is perfect for Burley fanatics.
I did not like Three Sails, D&R's inferior knockoff of Three Castles, but I am told by reputable sources that other D&R products are worth exploring.
One of the Vincent Manil Semois blends comes in a shag cut.
I am sure there are others.