If You Had to Choose Only One Tobacco

[kurtbob]

Oh man, almost forgot! War Horse Bar!

 

[Pete-Sav]

PS LNF

 

[elasmo]

Cabbie's Mixture

 

[mso489]

As with food, variety is a central point, so smoking only one blend means I'd be stuck with only one. I might make do with something like 965 or its match, or Granger, or C&D Stratfordshire, but I wouldn't be happy about it. My dad was a fifty-year Granger only guy, and he was content. With one blend, I'd smoke only occasionally.

 

[didimauw]

Even though I have 3 blends I love equally, and ever smoke, I'd choose Carter Hall.

Why?

I like the taste. It burns easily, without much effort at all. And I can usually get the local gas stations to order it and keep it in stock for me.

That last part was a little secret of mine. Something I've been doing for years. Shhhh

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Odd as it may sound, if I had to choose one, it might be something like MB Dark Twist or London Burley Blend. Neither are in my top 10 or probably in my top 20 favorites but might be what I would choose if I had to smoke it all the time. If I were to choose a favorite to smoke all day, it would likely be Fribourg & Treyer CVP.

 

[bullet08]

Right now? Charing Cross. Ask me later, I'll have a different answer.

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

Still saying Amphora or St Bruno rr, but as they say, your taste may change....

 

[Old School 3319]

If I could find any damn Carter Hall I would say that but I'll second the Granger

 

[frozenchurchwarden]

In the last two minutes I've typed out Ennerdale, Sutliff Formerly Elizabethan Match (Victorian Blend), Presbyterian, and Carter Hall each time with the intent on saying that's the one.

But for today my final answer is Frosty Mint.

 

[hauntedmyst]

GH&Co Rum Flake.

 

[STP]

My taste changes... Right now I’m enjoying Gawith Hoggarth & Co.’s American Cherry Vanilla, and it’s Pret-ty, Pret-ty, Pretty good... but really, most anything by them is good ?

 

[Architeuthis]

A single blend for anytime, all around easy smoking would be Stokkebye LNF. It is not my favorite blend, but it is easy smoking, hassle free, good any time on any day.

The alternative would be to pick a single blend to smoke occasionally. One that stands on top of the heap in the #1 spot as a favorite. A blend good enough to treat as a treat. One to be savored occasionally. One that you don't want to become a pedestrian, mindless, all day smoke. In this case I'd select SG BBF, no contest.

 

[wolflarsen]

old dark fired

 

[alaskanpiper]

Right now I would probably choose McClelland 40th Anniversary. That or Oriental #1.

 

[Chasing Embers]

 

[kcghost]

I'd say G.L. Pease Six Pence.

 

[BarrelProof]

In the last two minutes I've typed out Ennerdale, Sutliff Formerly Elizabethan Match (Victorian Blend), Presbyterian, and Carter Hall each time with the intent on saying that's the one.

But for today my final answer is Frosty Mint.

Now I understand the 'frozen' part of your username.

 

[BarrelProof]

Ask me again after the deeming regs dust settles. I'll be much more likely to share the information at that time.

Until then, let's go with SPC Potlatch.

 

[Jaylotw]

Old Gowrie. I’ll trample Grandma for a tin of Old Gowrie.