Mainly from Whole Leaf Tobacco. I’ve also gotten smaller samples from Leaf Only. Leaf Only seems have a bigger selection for pipe tobaccos. I’ve been really impressed with the packaging, condition, and quality of leaves from Whole Leaf Tobacco, though.
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I was looking at making some casings at home, and curious if anyone had any good recipes. I’m looking for a cocoa casing recipe for burley, a vanilla casing recipe, and possibly licorice (I’m thinking Irish flake-like).
This is what it does. I’d recommend it. It does actually really well at not torching the rim. It also does well in the wind if you don’t mind torching your tobacco a little.
Reading some St. Augustine while I wait for tropical storm Calvin to hit us. Enjoying a blend of whole leaf I made. Probably has 6 different components. A bold, but smooth blend, that gives me notes of hot chocolate.
It’s all gonna be very subjective. If you like strong and full body tobaccos, try HH bold Kentucky by MacBaren. English blends might not be a bad option either.
Mormon influence is definitely seen in the alcohol laws in Utah. I wouldn’t be surprised if that influenced the tobacco laws. This is less of a conservative legislation, albeit in a conservative state.
Smoking a homemade mixture out of a short Peterson army xl16. Mixture includes; dark air cured, Kentucky dark fired, Kentucky burley red tips, and red Virginia.