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Lifer
Sep 21, 2020
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96,684
North Carolina
Of Gawith & Hoggarth anf Samuel Gawith, which specifically would you recommend?
From what I've read of your prior posts I would recommend from G&H Best Brown Flake #2 and Louisiana Flake. SG I would go with FVF, Best Brown Flake, Balkan Flake and Skiff Mixture.
 

Singularis

Part of the Furniture Now
Sep 11, 2019
725
4,085
Wausau, Wis
In terms of recommendations m, I usually don’t stray far from what I’ve been smoking lately.

Heine’s is a must-try, straight burley codger blend with just the right amount of chocolates, nutty topping. Easy all day.

And then there’s Peter Stokkebye Natural Dutch Cavendish. Definitely a must-try classic for someone who enjoys MB Scottish. Great price point in bulk.

Finally, give Presbyterian close consideration since you are interested in classic English blends.
 

romaso

Lifer
Dec 29, 2010
2,686
11,781
Pacific NW
My friends here I am once again with a question of what to buy and try out. I bought a tin if early morning pipe and I'm planning to add three more tobacco. From what I've smoked I liked mac baren Scottish mixture and macbaren classic. I'm thinking of Sherlock Holmes, nightcap, my mixture. Should I go for it? Is there anything else to be preferred to these? Samuel Gawith, Vauen etc? Give me please some options
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