Aftertaste??

[Doctor Chopper]

I am smoking C&D Gentleman Caller with deer tongue. I noticed a very distinct aftertaste, which I never experienced with any other tobacco yet. I am reading reviews, and not surprised that only @JimInks mentions this. I find myself taking a puff, and then stopping to enjoy the aftertaste which I prefer to the actual smoke.

Since I am fairly new to exploring tobacco, can anyone teach me more about aftertaste? Is this common with tobacco's? Is is somewhat unique to deer tongue? Which tobacco's have pronounced aftertaste?

 

[Chasing Embers]

Is this common with tobacco's?

Yep.

It'll longer in facial hair for quite some time as well.

 

[Doctor Chopper]

Yep.

It'll longer in facial hair for quite some time as well.

With me, that may be either a curse or a blessing. Either way, I guess that I am all in!

 

[fMf Piper]

I haven't experienced this yet, but it sounds pleasant. I may have to try some of that blend in my next order.

 

[Chasing Embers]

With me, that may be either a curse or a blessing. Either way, I guess that I am all in!

That's why I've brought my handlebar back. The lingering smell is just too enjoyable.

 

[anotherbob]

pretty normal. I just assume it's one of those things that's so obvious why even mention it.

 

[ADKPiper]

It's the deer tongue.
It's a love it hate it thing.
Personally I find it a bit off putting.
It's all a matter of personal preference

 

[Grangerous]

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