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I'm half way through a bowl of JKP right now and its about ready to knock me on my ass. I love how it smokes and it doesn't get harsh like some high nic blends. I'd chew the thing if it didn't cost $12 a tin.
Ya, about a gillion chemicals unless you smoke American Spirits. Pipe smoking is so much more relaxing, so much more enjoyable, and so much more fun!
For some its a hobby, for others it's just smoking. I smoke a pipe for convenience when I can't have free hands for a cigarette or chewing isn't am option.
Coming from cigarettes, there's not a pipe tobacco made to come close to that nicotine content. You just have to make the transition from one to the other. Old Dark Fired is enjoyable if you want full body and flavor though.
American Spirit cigarettes are made with nothing but tobacco treated with water. The organic variety, which there are only two of, use organically grown tobacco with no pesticides or insecticides. I know this because I have a good friend in Santa Fe who was an executive for American Spirits and I quizzed him on this. I might add that when I switched from a normal brand to AS my cough disappeared and when I switched form normal AS to the organic ones my nightly wheezing disappeared. They are more expensive, and not very flavorful, but if you must smoke cigs, I highly recommend them.American Spirit Cigarettes - Non-natural and Addictive - Searcy Law
If you purchased American Spirit cigarettes, believing it to be natural, then you may be entitled for damages. Florida product liability attorney explains.www.searcylaw.com
Likely legally bound to those answers after the FDA forced them to remove the terms "additive free" and "natural" from their packaging.
Likely not, he's a good friend and he retired two years ago, he would have told me otherwise. It was simpler and less risk aversive to simply state the ingredients... tobacco and water. The additive free and natural didn't reflect the tobacco growing techniques, except the two organic varieties.
Macbaren Old Dark Fired knocked me off my socks, others consider that a all day or multiple smoke per day tobacco. What I'm saying with this is, what's your tolerance? I think the dark fired Kentucky is a bit to potent for me, last 1/3 or 1/4 off the bowl it hits me very sudden.
