I just fired up some Coniston Cut Plug and read the thread concerning Ennerdale.
I've enjoyed the Lakelands I've tried so far and I realize that I've only scratched the surface.
For the sake of myself and other "saucy" smokers, let's build a comprehensive list of all things Lakeland and try to rate them on a scale of "sauciness".
Scale suggestions:
1- Is that a wee bit of sauce, maybe, in the background?
2- You can taste it but it doesn't need its own pipe.
3- Try not to store it in the same container as your delicate VA flakes.
4- You only smoke it in a cob.
5- You sit it out to air a day or two in advance of smoking.
6- It's a bit much, but you're pretty sure you'll come to like it.
7- The dog barks to go out whenever you load a pipe.
8- The dog makes you go out whenever you load a pipe.
9- Your wife inquires about your fidelity and searches you tobacco storage closet for a courtesan.
10- The postal carrier has strapped you package to the roof of his vehicle and wears gloves to handle it.
I've enjoyed the Lakelands I've tried so far and I realize that I've only scratched the surface.
For the sake of myself and other "saucy" smokers, let's build a comprehensive list of all things Lakeland and try to rate them on a scale of "sauciness".
Scale suggestions:
1- Is that a wee bit of sauce, maybe, in the background?
2- You can taste it but it doesn't need its own pipe.
3- Try not to store it in the same container as your delicate VA flakes.
4- You only smoke it in a cob.
5- You sit it out to air a day or two in advance of smoking.
6- It's a bit much, but you're pretty sure you'll come to like it.
7- The dog barks to go out whenever you load a pipe.
8- The dog makes you go out whenever you load a pipe.
9- Your wife inquires about your fidelity and searches you tobacco storage closet for a courtesan.
10- The postal carrier has strapped you package to the roof of his vehicle and wears gloves to handle it.
