I'm finding out that different pipes somehow "prefer" different types of tobaccos.
My new (to me) Pete give an amazing smoke with a burley virginia blend, but a really mediocre one with a black cavendish blend that tastes great in my Lorenzetti. I accept the reality and I just simply don't smoke the BCA in the Pete, but I'm wondering why this is? Both pipes are broken in and I don't build up a cake in the bowls, but rather wipe them down and keep a really thin layer of black.
Shouldn't a quality briar, well drilled and properly maintained smoke well with any tobacco?
Is it the porosity of the briar?
The Wall thickness?
The stem?
Inquiring minds want to know, what do the long time experts say?
My new (to me) Pete give an amazing smoke with a burley virginia blend, but a really mediocre one with a black cavendish blend that tastes great in my Lorenzetti. I accept the reality and I just simply don't smoke the BCA in the Pete, but I'm wondering why this is? Both pipes are broken in and I don't build up a cake in the bowls, but rather wipe them down and keep a really thin layer of black.
Shouldn't a quality briar, well drilled and properly maintained smoke well with any tobacco?
Is it the porosity of the briar?
The Wall thickness?
The stem?
Inquiring minds want to know, what do the long time experts say?