She who must be obeyed. I’ve seen that a bunch here recently.
Burley/Virginia
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Men talk for wife. When guys congregate and smoke, labels for wives and girlfriends take on a tongue and cheek bit of razzing. My wife is the sweetest woman in the world and doesn't mind me going where ever I want or doing whatever I want. But, when around the guys she becomes SWMBO. And, even though it may be our own wishes along to be home by a certain time, we blame the wife, ball and chain, the old bat. It's just a guy thing.
Oops, forgot to ask. What Virginia/Burley blend you smoking?
Or, what blend did you smoke?
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I have two in my cellar: C&D Old Joe Krantz Blue Label and Erik Peter's 4th Generation 1931. But I'll continue to search for othersOops, forgot to ask. What Virginia/Burley blend you smoking?
Or, what blend did you smoke?
I hope you have time to write up a review on that 1931
Sure, it will be a pleasureI hope you have time to write up a review on that 1931
Thanks I appreciate very much
please chek if are they the tobaccos you like
Log Cabin ?= Black Cavendish, Cigar Leaf, Unknown, Virginia ? is No longer in production
Spilman Mixture = Burley, Latakia, Oriental/Turkish, Virginia ? Available
Hearth & Home - Chestnut (Mid-Town Series) ? Burley, Kentucky, Latakia, Maryland, Oriental/Turkish, Virginia ? is available
or
W.D. & H.O. Wills - Sweet Chestnut ?= Burley, Virginia - is No longer in production
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4th Genration 1931 - Burley/Virginia
No bit, no spicy, wonderful tin aroma, beautifully flakes.
Ones smoking the Burley is dominant and tasty, with nutty aroma and taste.
BUT WAS WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE BOWL. Here the blend began a decline in aroma, taste and smoking enjoyment until, in the bottom third, it became almost tasteless and gray and ashy.
No bit, no spicy, wonderful tin aroma, beautifully flakes.
Ones smoking the Burley is dominant and tasty, with nutty aroma and taste.
BUT WAS WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE BOWL. Here the blend began a decline in aroma, taste and smoking enjoyment until, in the bottom third, it became almost tasteless and gray and ashy.
WAS WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE BOWL. Here the blend began a decline in aroma, taste and smoking enjoyment until, in the bottom third, it became almost tasteless and gray and ashy.I hope you have time to write up a review on that 1931
I've been happy smoking all kinds of D&R blends, but I do make up my own from 3 of their sturdy varietal offerings. TwoTimer and 3 Sails has been my burley and virginia base mix at approx 1/1. I will then add some Picayune for its perique and dark fired. The 3 Sails is a nice sweet VA but is shredded very finely and requires some 'feathering out' with your fingers to mix it in with the coarser TwoTimer. I figure most of my tobacco costs me less than $20 a lb. and I find it to be just terrific! Remember Bill Cullen?
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