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Hello All,
I just became a member to this site and would like to get some advise as to what pipe tobaccco brands stand out that you can smoke several times over the day which are very mild with no bite. Any recommendations would be great.
Thanks Arthur
Lane BCA smells good too just aint strong enuff for my nic fix
but i will tell you there are as many diffrent blends because we all have diffrent taste you may need to sample many diffrent blends to find the one that will meet your needs, you may like Prince Albert and another one you may want to try is also a lane blend called 1-Q the mod here Lawrence will exspouse all the virtues of this blend
That's easy...
Lane 1Q
Very mild, very pleasant and familiar room note, excellent pouch note, little casing, and won't bite at all.
It's a great "go to" smoke.
Here are some of the names that Lane 1Q is known by at local B&M's around the country.
1Q
Accountant
Wolverine
Lawrence
IQ-140
Yorkshire
Wilshire
Argonant
Ships Wheel
T.P.
Indian Summer
Park Avenue
Snow Flake
All Day Long
City's Own
Tipperary
Queen Mary
Tapistry
Aspen
Gardens Blend
Checkmate
Joes Blend
Lawrence hit it best with 1Q. No doubt the best as far as what you are looking for.
A few easier to acquire blends would be Captain Black White (Original) or Prince Albert. Both can be found at most places that sell any for of tobacco.
Mac Baren came out with the 7Seas line and it is similar to the Captain Black line of baccy and cheaper.
Uh oh, I don't know if there's room for ANOTHER arthur on here! 
just kidding... 
Welcome to the forum; Lawrence has all the answer you need above.
I would agree with Lawrence on this one, 1Q is a great mild tobacco that you can smoke as much as you would like in a day!
+1 on the 1Q
i have to say, though, ANY pipe tobacco can be made to bite... if you smoke it to fast.
PM Me your addy and i'll send you sample of 1Q. I just recently purchased some and it's amazing.
Welcome, 1-Q is the one Your looking for. 
do you have a local tobacco or pipe shop to get it from? or just the drug store blends?
Check out some of the site sponsers on the bottom left of the screen. They should be able to set you up with a sampler pack of several different blends of different kinds.
Also check out http://luxurytobaccoreviews.com/ another site connected to this site.
Winton
Kevin, this should count for two referrals, not just one.
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I'm on the other end of the spectrum from 1Q and other aromatic tobaccos and would recommend McClelland #5100 Red Cake, it's a pressed red virginia cake tobacco that has been rubbed out, it's very user friendly and easy to smoke, with a natural sweetness you can enjoy all day long.
1Q is great as others have said but i have also found that i like to switch it up with another easy smoke called butternut burley and it is great also!
I wonder if there are any mild no-bite non-aromatics to recommend. All the ones I have do require some work (drying out etc). I guess the easiest one is Irish Oak, but that one is hardly mild.
but i have also found that i like to switch it up with another easy smoke called butternut burley and it is great also!
+1 on the Butternut Burley
The tobaccos that JM Boswell blends himself are proclaimed on his website to have a "minimum to no bite taste." I have found this to be true of all of his tobaccos that I have tried thus far. Give them a shot! Cheap too!
Arthur: I see where you attempted to send me a PM, but I am not able to open it up, so try again.
I wonder if there are any mild no-bite non-aromatics to recommend. All the ones I have do require some work (drying out etc). I guess the easiest one is Irish Oak, but that one is hardly mild.
I would suggest either Balkan Sasieni or perhaps Three Oaks Syrian for something a little more complex. I've also never been bitten by Ten Russians, but that in no way qualifies as mild...
Although, in my experience, all tobbacos require some drying and fiddling with; even if its only a few minutes of breathing time...and, along the same lines, everything can bite if pushed hard enough.
Arthur123 check your PMs please. I'm just double checking you gave me the correct address. When I looked it up I found different. Don't want to send backy to someone that will throw it away!
Just thought I'd throw in my all day smoke, Carter Hall
Once I tried to get some PA to bite, I didn't have much luck, I would guess CH is the same.
The 1Q is great for a new smoker...for a non-aro I would suggest Frog Morton On The Town...seems to be pretty mild and very easy smoking...
G & H Bright CR flake
Actually, I rather recently re-discovered Half&Half. But you have to age it first - then it is ok,
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