I had a thought regarding tobacco and its geographic origins or influences last night. I'll admit I don't know a great deal of tobacco history, but it may not matter for this census. I'm more interested in what you members would consider the best representative of each category would be. Please list in order what you consider to be the quintessential blend for each of the following categories:
1. English
2. Scottish
3. Balkan
4. American
5. Virginia Flake
You may give a long winded explanation of your answers, or none at all. But please, for this survey, list only tobaccos that are currently available.
I have a few ideas in mind, but in the end, I would like to put together a package of tobaccos "from around the world", and send them of to a buddy.
Thanks for your input.
My list is looking like this:
English - Dunhill 965
Scottish - Rattray's Highland Targe
Balkan - McClelland - Blue Mountain
American - Mac Baren HH Old Dark Fired
V Flake - Samuel Gawith FVF
1. English
2. Scottish
3. Balkan
4. American
5. Virginia Flake
You may give a long winded explanation of your answers, or none at all. But please, for this survey, list only tobaccos that are currently available.
I have a few ideas in mind, but in the end, I would like to put together a package of tobaccos "from around the world", and send them of to a buddy.
Thanks for your input.
My list is looking like this:
English - Dunhill 965
Scottish - Rattray's Highland Targe
Balkan - McClelland - Blue Mountain
American - Mac Baren HH Old Dark Fired
V Flake - Samuel Gawith FVF