Polish Condor....What Happened?

[smittyd]

WELL said sir....again! It's as true as it was the first time.

 

[saltedplug]

I requoted for the pleasure of one of the forum brethren. When something gets raped over money, one should call a spade a spade.

 

[hugodrax]

I’d like to see you call a spade a spade. I’m rooting for the spade, though. I think you should know that.

 

[davidintexas]

I was able to get a couple of pouches from the 70s in one of Pipestud's offerings a few weeks back. Like a lot of many-decades old tobaccos that have been sealed it has that special "scent" which I identify in my mind as that ole' timey smell. It did not disappoint. Not only did it taste like Condor (not the Polish variety) but it also was a little stronger than the plugs I had gotten back 3 or 4 years ago from James Fox in Dublin. No wonder it was so popular over the decades in Britain when it was still made there

 

[pepesdad1]

Welp,...like McClellands tobacco....when it runs out it runs out and there is no more (won't pay those ridiculous prices on eprey)...got a few flakes left and a small piece of a plug left...when it goes...that will be it for Condor...at least I can say that I have had the best of the Condor and I enjoyed it to the fullest....snif.

 

[yohanan]

 

[verporchting]

Is that Condor brown or green?