So today I ended up back down in Gainesville GA at my go to tobacco shop. The owner let me sample some Peter Stokkebye - Pistachio (No.27)in the store. I really enjoyed it, very smooth with a nutty taste when sipped so I got ziplock bag full of that, and ended up with two other new tobacco's I have not yet tried. The 1st being Erik Stokkebye - 4th Generation 1855, and Samuel Gawith brown #4 kendal twist. I tried the ES 1855 and it was a very strong nice tasting tobacco that wasn't doused in flavors but just what to me tasted like a sweet aftertaste of tobacco. It was a nice change of pace and burned very slow and even. Ok now getting to the nitty gritty. I opened the the Kendal Twist 8O and was like ummmm there is a dang turd in my tobacco box :rofl: someones having a laugh over there in England right now. Anyway. I realized how it was setup and upon first inspection realized that it was entirely to wet to smoke, but I tried anyway and it wouldnt stay lit no matter how hard I tried. So I'm going to let it dry out for a few months and cut it into dime size peices and rub it out than smoke it.
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