same here
Cornell & Diehl Yorktown..............
There are a few others that would be good and fine. The Blend for Cary Grant is a favorite too. Both have a certain unobtrusive but great way about them. I also find for a a VA yorktown is forgiving. For a VA that is.same here
yeah this post makes me realize I need some new smokes to try because why the heck not.One thing's for sure, there's a shed load more tobaccos I need to try.
As I answered to this in another thread, I'd choose to quit smoking a pipe. There isn't a blend I've tried, and granted it's a small cross section at about 700 blends, that wouldn't outlast its welcome.If you had to pick just one blend to smoke for the rest of your smoking days, what would you choose?
That's a very difficult question for me as I really like variety. But if I HAD to smoke only one blend, then it would probably something that offers more than just one dimension depending on the age.
For me, that would probably be PS Luxury Navy Flake. I wouldn't necessarily call it my favorite. Maybe not even in my top 5 blends of all time. But it probably changes the most of any other blend in my cellar with age.
When it's young, it is bright, sweet and almost aromatic in character. But as it ages it develops deeper more nuanced flavors more akin to a darker Va/Per blend.
So in essence, I could smoke the same blend, but depending on the age I would get very different flavor profiles so I can still enjoy the variety of flavors that I like.