I know. You can tell he's full of itI can, I've met and smoked with Michael multiple times. Despite his online persona, he's actually a pretty good guy.
I know. You can tell he's full of itI can, I've met and smoked with Michael multiple times. Despite his online persona, he's actually a pretty good guy.
and even better then that. That people who are trying it now are willing to buy and smoke several types of tobacco. Which means a good chance of more and more interesting blends coming out.I don't like tobacco shortages, but I do like to hear that demand is outstripping supply............... that's a good sign for us, tells me this hobby is thriving...........
Old Joe?I wonder what the best selling C&D blend is...
That's what I was thinking........... or Billy Bud?...........Old Joe?
I remember some years back it was Autumn Evening. I personally don’t care as long as the continue to produce my Haunted Bookshop & Pegasus. ️I wonder what the best selling C&D blend is...
I was about to write the same thing. I do like SP and will keep supporting them but had to get my boveda packs elsewhere because I wanted some Carter Hall in the same order. Not a knock on the company but a bit puzzling that a popular otc like that was out of stock...for a while.I’ve wondered if the supply has been drying up. It’s not just fancy stuff. How long can you be out of something like Carter Hall?
Shane beat me to the punch on part of this, but I wanted to answer the C&D part, speaking for C&D:
We grew capacity at C&D by about 20% in 2020, while sales grew by 37%....
Sykes
I was under the impression that the old machinery of GH&co were mostly treated like museum relics since the merger with SG. And, that they were now using newer technology for all of their runs.and when it comes to manufacturers like G&H and JP Germains its is worth noticing these are rather small ,oldfashion outfits with ancient machinery which main market is still in the UK ,and aside from America there are China/Russian market 'calling for more , they simply can't keep up with the demand,
Under the question,,I was under the impression that the old machinery of GH&co were mostly treated like museum relics since the merger with SG. And, that they were now using newer technology for all of their runs.
I don’t believe so. They just streamlined some processes from what I understand.I was under the impression that the old machinery of GH&co were mostly treated like museum relics since the merger with SG. And, that they were now using newer technology for all of their runs.
Someone not too long ago posted pictures from the place that showed the equipment in some sort of museum like setting at the factory with signs on it explaining how it was used, then posted pics on newer equipment doing their cutting and pressing. I think that them using this ancient equipment is a forum mythology. Not 100% sure, but I've seen more evidence that is was just relics they show off than not.I don’t believe so. They just streamlined some processes from what I understand.
That was the old location that they were renovating into condos or offices or the like. ?Someone not too long ago posted pictures from the place that showed the equipment in some sort of museum like setting at the factory with signs on it explaining how it was used, then posted pics on newer equipment doing their cutting and pressing. I think that them using this ancient equipment is a forum mythology. Not 100% sure, but I've seen more evidence that is was just relics they show off than not.