Irish Tobacco?

[kylef]

I don't know its whole history or how authentically Irish it is, but I really enjoy the current Murray's 1810 Belfast. A nice mildly sweet, slightly aromatic blend with a touch of latakia.

I visited for the first time a few years ago when I went on a hiking tour of the Kerry Way in County Kerry with a couple old pals. It was an awesome tour where we'd hike 12-15 miles a day (mostly flat) from one bed and breakfast to another, and a car would bring our luggage separately to the places. Mostly just sheep and scenery during the day, and then we'd usually end up in a small town in a nice pub in the evening. Really awesome:

the kerry way - Google Search - https://www.google.com/search?q=the+kerry+way&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjeqtXj1vnmAhVQvFkKHej6AXEQ_AUoAnoECA8QBA&biw=1184&bih=565#spf=1578681478771

 

[vates]

I was in Galway two summers ago and visited Powell's where I picked up 3 pouches each of Mick McQuaid and Velvan plug.

Always though Powell's was a music shop around the 4 corners. Go figure...

 

[AlabamaDan]

I don't know its whole history or how authentically Irish it is, but I really enjoy the current Murray's 1810 Belfast. A nice mildly sweet, slightly aromatic blend with a touch of latakia.

I visited for the first time a few years ago when I went on a hiking tour of the Kerry Way in County Kerry with a couple old pals. It was an awesome tour where we'd hike 12-15 miles a day (mostly flat) from one bed and breakfast to another, and a car would bring our luggage separately to the places. Mostly just sheep and scenery during the day, and then we'd usually end up in a small town in a nice pub in the evening. Really awesome:

the kerry way - Google Search - https://www.google.com/search?q=the+kerry+way&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjeqtXj1vnmAhVQvFkKHej6AXEQ_AUoAnoECA8QBA&biw=1184&bih=565#spf=1578681478771

Sounds awesome, except maybe for the 12 mile hikes! That's a lot!