I'm assuming Greg is putting out a number of his blending projects before the Deeming Regulations come through. That's just what I'm thinking though, I don't really know.
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I was thinking about that too. This one has been compared to Haddos Delight because of the components. They are similar.
Haddos is a grandfathered blend so Windjammer may be easier to make saleable after the regs go through by labeling it an equivalent.
what? Not sure what you're saying. In fact so not sure that I don't know if it's my fault or yours that I don't know what you're saying
though that would contradict the process he says he uses. And his stated philosophy about tobacco production. Doesn't mean you're wrong though. But I don't get that feeling. Then again I think that the way the regulations are going to work will have more to do with what kinds of casings and toppings can be used and less to do with quantity. Guess what though that's one of the fun parts about laws even the people who write them don't really know how they'll actually be applied.
what? Not sure what you're saying. In fact so not sure that I don't know if it's my fault or yours that I don't know what you're saying
The drop date per Greg on his website.
I've been exploring the prototypes for a few months, and the final product is exactly what I was chasing. It's been a fun journey, as it always is, and I hope you'll love it as much as I do.
Windjammer will be available at your favorite tobacconist on 12 February, 2021.
Is why the major retailers are showing not available. Evidently some of the smaller players chose to jump the gun so they didn't have to compete on Friday.
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