Favorite from LJ Peretti ?

[dcon]

I like a lot of these. 150th Anniversary is one of my favorite tobaccos. You will get the best of this flake by getting it almost crispy.

 

[giacomo]

No Name, which is my go-to smoke.

 

[krizzose]

So far BPC is my favorite

 

[kola]

I've never tried their stuff. Hmm. Sounds like I should.

 

[Swiss Army Knife]

I've seen No Name compared to a Gawith style Lakeland. Anyone experienced that or does it miss the mark?

Not a huge Aro fan but love Lakelands, considering whether or not to give it a shot.

 

[Chasing Embers]

I've seen No Name compared to a Gawith style Lakeland. Anyone experienced that or does it miss the mark?

Not a huge Aro fan but love Lakelands, considering whether or not to give it a shot.

More like Mixture 79.

 

[AppalachianPipe92]

Update : so far Ampersand Flake and London Flake are my favorites. Ordered a pound of each. Also enjoyed No. 8 Slices and 150th Anniversary Flake, ordered 8 ounces of each. I think the 150th Anni could use some time in a jar as stated above.

 

[AcesAndEights]

I placed my first order with them today. 2oz each of 7 different blends.

 

[kschatey]

@AppalachianPiper92 ... Sounds like you have been enjoying your Peretti tasting experience. It's definitely good stuff! They are also known for their Thanksgiving Day blend that is released in late October every year. If you decide to get some when the time comes, I will caution that it for me that particular blend was disappointing at best fresh, but really came alive after a year of rest in a jar. Just wanted to mention that in advance. Having said that, I wasn't wowed by 150th flake at first, but I haven't tried it in again about 18 months, so sounds like it's time to do so as soon as I finish the Country Squire Shepherd's Pie that has been my nonstop blend lately...

 

[pruss]

Oriental #40

 

[camaguey]

Tashkent

 

[LotusEater]

I’m a fan of LJP Oriental #40, Tashkent, Royal and Cambridge Flake
Looking forward to trying Omega, No Name and Cuban Mixture

 

[mso489]

I'm not much on aromatics as a genre -- he said puffing away on some delicious GLP Barbary Coast with brandy -- but a Forums member sent me some Peretti Thanksgiving Day some years ago, and i smoked it up with pleasure. It was quite mild, but the tobacco was up front, and the flavoring was nuanced and pleasing, so the blend gave me an appreciation for what Peretti does.

 

[Bobby Bailey]

Boston"s Best

 

[huntertrw]

My votes go first to Thanksgiving Day (one of Peretti's seasonal offerings), and then to Blend B-94 (I like rum-cured tobaccos, and this one's a pip).