New piper 3 months and have trouble with aros burning my mouth English blends no problem can someone help
New piper 3 months and have trouble with aros burning my mouth English blends no problem can someone help
Why do I have no problem with English blendsWhy Does My Tongue Hurt After I Smoke My Pipe? - Clark Davis
The short answer is the dreaded tongue bite. Tongue bite is generally described as a condition caused by pipe smoking that results in a sore, tender or irritated tongue. It’s not limited to the tongue, however, as other oral tissues can be affected.clarkdavis.me
Is it that some people have trouble with arosEnglish/Latakia blends will be cooler than aromatics.
Is it that some people have trouble with aros
Could it be that aros are just not for me because I like the flavor but I like English blends toIt's normal what you are going through. It took me years to appreciate Straight Virginias. years to smoke a heavy lat blend and taste the other tobaccos in the blend besides latakia. you are in a good place, a lot of knowledge on this forum.
Aromatics seldom are for beginners. Burley and English blends are more user friendly until you get down good packing and cadence. After you have a handle on those, aromatics are a great experience.?Could it be that aros are just not for me because I like the flavor but I like English blends to
Having trouble maneuvering this site for response any help pleaseJust like lots of folks, when I started, I started with Aro's, and puffed too hard trying to get that delicious smell as a flavor. I found it doesn't work that way...I recommend slowing way down, puffing way less. For an Aromatic that I find really easy to smoke without bite, I recommend Sir Walter Raleigh Aromatic.
I'm happy to help, and I know that lots of other folks on here are too. As you learn how the site works, and start digging into past conversation threads, you'll be exposed to a wealth of experience and knowledge on enjoying pipe smoking as a hobby.Having trouble maneuvering this site for response any help please
Would you recommend starting off with English blendsI think the extra goop on aros tend to make a lot of them bitey unless you dry them out. If you squeeze some of it in a little ball that stays stuck together after you let go of it, it's probably a good idea to dry it.
I've mostly gotten bite not from going too fast in general, but when the tobacco was starting to go out and I would pull too hard and fast to avoid having to relight it.
If they appeal to you then yes, absolutely. English blends are what made me a pipe smoker, having been unimpressed after trying a couple aros.Would you recommend starting off with English blends
I have had good luck with early morning pipe and really like it what is another good English in your opinionIf they appeal to you then yes, absolutely. English blends are what made me a pipe smoker, having been unimpressed after trying a couple aros.