Do you store them away for a future try? Smoke them to get rid of them? Throw them into a campfire? Give them away? Pitch them? Offer them to Michipeshiu during backcountry canoeing trips? I'm curious what you fine folks do with the red-headed step child tobaccos you come into possession of.
When I first started branching out, I grabbed some samples of 1Q and RLP-6 based mainly on their popularity, but 4 oz. each was way too much. Lesson learned. I don't dislike them, but I don't particularly savor them either; they seem like pleasant smelling nothingness. Nice room note and they burn great, but little flavor beyond one dimensional sweetness. Almost like smoking Kool Aid.
I'm going to pull them out of my bail style jars used for "on deck" tobaccos and stuff them in the cellar in regular Ball canning jars. Maybe I'll find a use for them one day.
When I first started branching out, I grabbed some samples of 1Q and RLP-6 based mainly on their popularity, but 4 oz. each was way too much. Lesson learned. I don't dislike them, but I don't particularly savor them either; they seem like pleasant smelling nothingness. Nice room note and they burn great, but little flavor beyond one dimensional sweetness. Almost like smoking Kool Aid.
I'm going to pull them out of my bail style jars used for "on deck" tobaccos and stuff them in the cellar in regular Ball canning jars. Maybe I'll find a use for them one day.
