EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9) - Bob
Also changed Aerobatic to Aromatic.
1Q ?
Any tins?
Also changed Aerobatic to Aromatic.
1Q ?
Any tins?
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But, I have the most issue with this, because if so, how did the Lakeland's district tobacco productions continue with such laws in place. I mean, things like tonka beans, Valerian root, and rose geranium oils are what I think of when I think of "English" tobaccos. I know we call Latakias that also, but it doesn't make sense to me.The genre called English pipe tobacco got its name when UK regulated against adding flavorings to tobaccos
The genre called English pipe tobacco got its name when UK regulated against adding flavorings to tobaccos, hence it means tobacco with no flavorings. So any English-like blend with added flavorings would just be aromatic, not English. So if you start jumbling the terms, the discussion becomes meaningless. Not being critical, just trying to keep the vocabulary straight so we don't all start talking past each other. Aerobatic means stunt flying an airplane, making loops, rolls, and low passes, and so far as I know is not a pipe smoking term.
Sorry. Autocorrect got me again. Of course I meant Aromatic. But I am enjoying the replies quite a bit.1Q ?
Any tins?
I'm glad you asked it, because I enjoy this variety of tobacco and appreciate the recommendations.Sorry. Autocorrect got me again. Of course I meant Aromatic. But I am enjoying the replies quite a bit.