Nicotine….
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I had to smoke four flakes at once in a very large pipe to get nicotine from that one.
In that case your nicotine tolerance is even higher than you say it is. Pretty potent stuff! When I still smoked cigarettes and I was a ships owner representative I sometimes got on ships with Russian crew. In some cases they gave me a few packs of cigarettes, I only could smoke those being a little woozy, for me that wasn't stuff to touch as a first cigarette of the day.
When I picked up the pipe after smoking cigars for over 20 years, what hooked me was the amount of flavor I would get from pipe tobacco. If I want something strong I will by a pack of Camel non filters. The strongest pipe blend in my cellar is Peterson Irish Flake which I have gotten used to so I an smoke it on an empty stomach.
The myriad of flavors with pipe tobacco blows away cigars and cigarettes and it ain't even close. I have smoke tons of Cuban cigars, loads of Opus, Asthons, Diamond Crowns, Padrons. specially made Cubans, one of a kind Fuentes. I know cigars hence my name.
The myriad of flavors with pipe tobacco blows away cigars and cigarettes and it ain't even close. I have smoke tons of Cuban cigars, loads of Opus, Asthons, Diamond Crowns, Padrons. specially made Cubans, one of a kind Fuentes. I know cigars hence my name.
Pack a day smoker for almost 10 yrs.
I find myself smoking 3 bowls of Peter stokebye’s English luxury before breakfast lol
Everyone’s nic tolerance is different. I don’t get much of a nic hit from JKP or ODF, Brown Bogie OTOH will knock me for a loop if I’m not careful
I used to grow, cure and smoke nicotiana rustica. That was probably the cleanest, strongest nicotine hit I’ve experienced. I smoked it in a tiny “Elizabethan” clay. I actually enjoyed the flavor but the room note was like an overflowing ashtray.
I tried curing it in many ways but the best was in ways that kept the leaves green, which seems to have been the way most of the tribes of the southeast did it—as well as the Russians. It has been said that the native Americans of the southeast and also Russian makhorka smokers hated “our” tobacco, and vice versa, and my limited experience of rustica helps me understand the divide. It’s not just that it’s strong, nicotine wise, but there’s something different in the effect
I tried curing it in many ways but the best was in ways that kept the leaves green, which seems to have been the way most of the tribes of the southeast did it—as well as the Russians. It has been said that the native Americans of the southeast and also Russian makhorka smokers hated “our” tobacco, and vice versa, and my limited experience of rustica helps me understand the divide. It’s not just that it’s strong, nicotine wise, but there’s something different in the effect
Too bad this is no longer available, it is really very good. I've never smoked any other blend that had such a remarkable earthy black tea flavor.
@Chasing Embers I tried a sample in my clays once; should I try it in a giant clay if I got one???
@Chasing Embers Do you think I should smoke a clay pipe of Old Dark Fired or Rustica as fast as I can???
So, strength is the indicator of Nicotine? I always thought it meant extreme tobacco flavor.The review site allows searches by strength.
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