Ask G.L. Pease January 2012

[admin]

Here's some excellent Q&A on tobaccos with world-renowned expert, Gregory L. Pease, in his 9th installment of Ask G.L. Pease -
Ask G. L. Pease January 2012 (Volume 9)

 

[olderthandirt]

Great column as usual.
Additional follow up regarding Navy Flake gave me a grin.

Funny in that this follow-up would seem to support my contention there is no Navy Flake currently on the market.

hehehe

This from a document published in 1901 (-:

 

[spartan]

Informative! Can't wait for the article on DARK-FIRED KENTUCKY! Havn't tried the stuff yet.

 

[mluyckx]

As always, excellent read and informative to boot. Going to find me some of that Craven now ;-)

 

[rigmedic1]

Always interesting to read this column. I learn something new every time, and I gotta add another baccy to my next TAD. :D

 

[olderthandirt]

@spartan

G&H Kendals Kentucky is an excellent introduction to dark-fired Kentucky IMO

 

[admin]

Try JackKnife Plug, JackKnife Ready Rubbed and Triple Play for Dark Fired Kentucky as well.
I mean it might be a nice idea to support the guy that actually took the time and effort to write the article. :D

 

[olderthandirt]

I mean it might be a nice idea to support the guy

True enough.

But the Kendals Kentucky is a straight dark-fired Kentucky rather than a blend as those you've listed Kevin.

Hence the recommend. I can pick out the flavor of the Kentucky that's been used in Jackknife and Triple Play.

I wonder if I would really have appreciated its inclusion as much as I do if I had not had the straight Kentucky previously.