Man, this thread is great...
Thanks for the tip bro. I’ll pass that on to any of my friends who may be interested in young (at heart) ladiesOk you losers who don't love Dancing Queen. Anytime it is played the chucks go wild, great for meeting the young ladies on the dancing floor. Had some fun in the 70's and80's.
All this thread has now achieved is tempting Harris into thinking “oh maybe I can handle red va” and then buying 200lb just in case. Thanks guys, there goes anyone’s chance of cellaring up who hasn’t already
I don't remember those days, I wasn't born yet.Yes yes yes, remember the days of big ass medallions hanging round your neck, leisure suits, platform shoes, and discos where the Chucks go wild.
@ChuckMijo ?alright I’m going to ask it: who the eff is Chuck?
All Pease products are made by C&D, using the exact same components that are used in C&D products or any other brand that we manufacture. I do not know what exact lots or grades were being used 10 years ago, but Bayou Night has 6 different tobaccos in it, and the majority of the blend is Perique. Seems to me that assuming the bite was caused by Red Virginia leaves a lot of other explanations on the table.I don't have one C&D blend in my cellar. The last time I tried a couple were Bayou Nights and I think there be a Bayou Morning? I am not really that sure of the second one.
I bought a pound of Bayou Nights without trying I was brand new and it sounded tasty. It burned my tongue so I aged it ten years.
I don't know where you are getting your information from, but I would do nearly anything I must in order to avoid having a bronze statue made of me. I believe my life choices bear this out.Jeremy word has it you are making the exact copy of the original Three Nuns, I am talking the stuff from back in the 80's or early 90's. Please do me a favor.....don't f it up. Imagine you Jeremy the great the man who resurrected Three Nuns. We could get you a bronze statue for that one.
? No wonder you don't like Former's mouthpieces, one snip with a cigar guillotine ruins them.Jeremy, I can smoke SPecial Brown Flake all day, but Cut Blended and Black Jack no way.
It all comes down to the fact that my tongue is so sophisticated that I can tell when I am smoking pipe tobacco and not cigars.
Ok you losers who don't love Dancing Queen. Anytime it is played the chucks go wild, great for meeting the young ladies on the dancing floor. Had some fun in the 70's and80's.
I can't believe you found a copy so quickly. You'll have to tell us how it is.... Oh, I just saw your edit, saying that it wasn't yours. It did seem to good to be true.
??I can't believe you found a copy so quickly. You'll have to tell us how it is....
Excellent information here thanks for posting. ?All Pease products are made by C&D, using the exact same components that are used in C&D products or any other brand that we manufacture. I do not know what exact lots or grades were being used 10 years ago, but Bayou Night has 6 different tobaccos in it, and the majority of the blend is Perique. Seems to me that assuming the bite was caused by Red Virginia leaves a lot of other explanations on the table.
We currently have 4 grades of Red. One gets used in Carolina Red Flake, one gets used in Bijou, one gets used in a special blending component that we use in a few blends, and one is used in all the other products we produce, across brands, where Red Virginia is used. Greg uses Red Virginia in most of his blends. I think what you are experiencing is probably more to do with processing, casing, flavoring etc., between manufacturers. The VA leaf used by us or other manufacturers of pipe tobacco is very similar. I can think of a few instances where more than one manufacturer is actually using or has used the exact same lot as us. Where the differences really come in to play is how each manufacturer treats or processes the leaf in manufacturing. Take the same Red leave some of it uncased and divide the rest up to be cased 4 different ways and you've got 5 very distinct aromas and flavor profiles. One will bite this person, one will bite that one, but most folks will be able to smoke all of them and A. detect no flavoring since they don't know what the unmanufactured tobacco actually tastes like to begin with, and B. have no bite with proper smoking.
I don't know where you are getting your information from, but I would do nearly anything I must in order to avoid having a bronze statue made of me. I believe my life choices bear this out.
If you want something similar to the old Bell's Three Nuns, I would suggest Savinelli's Dublone D'Oro, made for them by Mac Baren.
Chose 60 the edge?
We got a guy here still in track suits.Yes yes yes, remember the days of big ass medallions hanging round your neck, leisure suits, platform shoes, and discos where the Chucks go wild.