I am naturally a bit frugal by nature. Not cheap exactly, but careful with my limited money.
I don’t like to buy cheap stuff that won’t last. Nothing worse than buying things more than once when you could have just bought the good one the first time.
Don’t worry, I’m winding my way to the point.
With tobacco, I generally buy bulk, but I will buy some tins too if it something I like that isn’t available in bulk. In all the sampling I have done over the last 9-10 months, I have found some blends that I think are really a great value. Blends where I would pay more than the current cost because I really enjoy them.
For me, some blends that I believe punch above their weight (or cost) are Sutliff Edgeworth Ready Rubbed, Sutliff 212 Burley Delight, Stokkebye 41 Cube Cut, Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake, and Newminster 400 Superior Navy Flake. These are also some of my favorite blends.
I could probably name several more, but those are ones that I immediately think of. What are some that you think fall into this category? And by the way, it doesn’t have to be inexpensive tobacco on this list. If you think that a blend that costs more than $80 a pound is still a bargain because it is so much better than other blends, throw that name out there. I’m just curious to see what others think of as “bargain” blends.
I don’t like to buy cheap stuff that won’t last. Nothing worse than buying things more than once when you could have just bought the good one the first time.
Don’t worry, I’m winding my way to the point.
With tobacco, I generally buy bulk, but I will buy some tins too if it something I like that isn’t available in bulk. In all the sampling I have done over the last 9-10 months, I have found some blends that I think are really a great value. Blends where I would pay more than the current cost because I really enjoy them.
For me, some blends that I believe punch above their weight (or cost) are Sutliff Edgeworth Ready Rubbed, Sutliff 212 Burley Delight, Stokkebye 41 Cube Cut, Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake, and Newminster 400 Superior Navy Flake. These are also some of my favorite blends.
I could probably name several more, but those are ones that I immediately think of. What are some that you think fall into this category? And by the way, it doesn’t have to be inexpensive tobacco on this list. If you think that a blend that costs more than $80 a pound is still a bargain because it is so much better than other blends, throw that name out there. I’m just curious to see what others think of as “bargain” blends.