Is that so?C&D Yorktown, C&D Derringer, D&R Rimboche SJ and AP, HU 5th Anniversary Blend, HU Edward G, HU Director's Cut (hopefully, I hear it's now been returned to it's original blending), Rattray's HOTW, Sutliff Matured Red Virginia 515 - RC-1, Sutliff Match Victorian, GL Pease Stratford, Esoterica Dunbar, Esoterica Dorchester, Watch City Rougaroux
Hans had a chat with K&KIs that so?
Nice one, I’ll be sure to try it then!Hans had a chat with K&K
What is the difference between topping and casing? Asking for me, not a friend.Good catch. I shouldn't have said topping when I meant casing. I know pretty much all tobacco has some semblance of topping to some degree. Thanks for that!
@FurCoat definitely worth trying a tin. 15 mins. of dry time right out of the tin is highly recommended, which should come as a surprise to absolutely no one.
From my understanding:What is the difference between topping and casing? Asking for me, not a friend.
If you can get your hands on some, Esoterica Dunbar is superb.
I usually rub mine out too. I've tried the fold & stuff, the stuff, the roll, etc... and always seem to get the best & most consistent experience from Flakes & Coins when I rub them out.I've made a few feeble attempts to smoke flakes in flake form, but have not had much luck keeping them burning and end up just rubbing them out for a predictably good smoke, even if I may perhaps be losing out on some nuance in the blend.
I usually rub mine out too. I've tried the fold & stuff, the stuff, the roll, etc... and always seem to get the best & most consistent experience from Flakes & Coins when I rub them out.
As for my suggestions, I wanted to suggest a range of price points more than anything else. Happy smokes!
I usually rub mine out too. I've tried the fold & stuff, the stuff, the roll, etc... and always seem to get the best & most consistent experience from Flakes & Coins when I rub them out.
As for my suggestions, I wanted to suggest a range of price points more than anything else. Happy smokes!