Hey, from Indiana

[dPero]

Hello

 

[Jbyrd]

Welcome from Missouri

 

[Kobold]

Welcome from Maryland!

 

[kcghost]

Welcome from KC!! You have a number of excellent blends on your target list. There is a wide range of English tobaccos to choose from, literally hundreds, if not thousands, out there to try.

 

[dunnyboy]

Welcome from NYC.

 

[Honkytonk Man]

Howdy & welcome, from Korea.

 

[reloader]

Welcome from New Mexico.

 

[Bob the bear]

Welcome from Edinburgh Scotland

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

 

[mso489]

Hey from central North Carolina, and welcome aboard. I think of Indiana as the state with the 360 degree horizon, when you get to the flatlands that are farmed for miles around. How do you like burley tobacco? I seem to like a little of everything, but I enjoy most burley inclusive blends.

 

[tirefire]

Hey from central North Carolina, and welcome aboard. I think of Indiana as the state with the 360 degree horizon, when you get to the flatlands that are farmed for miles around. How do you like burley tobacco? I seem to like a little of everything, but I enjoy most burley inclusive blends.

Hello, mso489.

Yep, the northern 2/3 of Indiana is fairly flat. The southern hills has some hills.

Burley blends and I do not agree yet. I tried Pegasus and a burly blend from LJ Peretti . . . Taste reminds me more of cigarettes than anything else. I have a bit of HH Old Dark Fired and wonder if a touch of that would help me through the burleys.

 

[briarbuck]

Welcome from Ohio.

(I feel like a resident because I write checks to Indiana University).

Go Hoosiers!

 

[tirefire]

Welcome from Ohio.

(I feel like a resident because I write checks to Indiana University).

Go Hoosiers!

Argh, Purdue alum here . . . Thanks for the welcome.

 

[briarbuck]

Argh, Purdue alum here . . . Thanks for the welcome.

Well...If you really want to embrace the hate...I am an Ohio State Alum.

 

[MtnGeo]

Hi and welcome tirefire from northern Colorado.

 

[FHlight]

Welcome!

 

[Scottmi]

Welcome from the PNW!

 

[TravB]

Hello all . . . After over 30 years of cigars, I added the pipe to my smoking enjoyment ranks. I'm a newbie (since January!) and am still working through my first few tins.

A couple things I learned during this trek:

• The aromatic tobaccos are too light for my taste.
• I'm not ready for Virginias yet.
• DFK and latakia hit the spot.
• Englishes and balkans look like they will be my go-tos for awhile.

GLP Chelsea Morning was a bit too mild but the Quiets Nights is a homerun. Tobacco "must try" list now includes LJP Tashkent and Royal, Arango Balkan Supreme, and GLP Abingdon.

Will chat with you in the forums!

Welcome from Texas!

 

[Templekeeper]

Welcome from Canada! I also started in February after smoking cigars occasionally for years.

 

[tklee]

Hi, welcome from Malaysia!