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carver

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 29, 2015
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Belgium
There are a few blends that have an "other" or "unknown" types on tobacco reviews. I wonder what are your takes on those?
Tabac Manil - Bouchons de Semois

Robert Mc Connell - Folded Flake

Robert Mc Connell - Scottish Blend

GH - Kendal Kentucky

GLP - Temple Bar
Cheers.

 

jackswilling

Lifer
Feb 15, 2015
1,777
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GLP - Temple Bar
VaPer with oriental, i.e. "Virginia Based"

In same category as Tudor Castle

Tudor Castle (Collector Series) 41 ★★★★ 3.8 11 Virginia Based

 

dottiewarden

Lifer
Mar 25, 2014
3,053
58
Toronto
Not all blends fit neatly into one category or another. I also believe TR allows individuals to create blend threads and this could lead to inaccuracy and confusion.

 

kanse

Part of the Furniture Now
Jul 9, 2016
548
5
Tabac Manil - Bouchons de Semois

Is quite a unique burley, but still a burley.

In this case it is shaped as cigars which you stick into your pipe and smoke that way.
Robert Mc Connell - Folded Flake

A Va/Bur/Per, blends of similar composition are usually stuck under va/per category, although it's a different beast.
Robert Mc Connell - Scottish Blend

A scottish blend as the name suggest, it's basically an English with some nuances.
GH - Kendal Kentucky

A straight dark fired Burley.

 
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