Smoking About a Year...Recommendations?

[Honkytonk Man]

@jpmcwjr
Took a look at the site, not a bad price for their sample packs, in all fairness. And not a bad selection either.

 

[Honkytonk Man]

And a howdy & welcome, from Korea, to the OP.

 

[dunnyboy]

Welcome from NYC.

 

[WVOldFart]

Hello and welcome from West Virginia, USA.

 

[Doctor Chopper]

Welcome. Agree with @jpmcwjr. A sampler to get you in the ballpark of taste and go from there.

 

[FurCoat]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[tobakenist]

Hi and welcome from middle England.

 

[DavidThomas]

From that site I'd recommend: This sampler.

I’ve ordered a couple of these and looking forward to sitting in my backyard with a nice cup of coffee and watching the grass grow. Thanks for all the advice and recommendations.

 

[pipesbywoo]

Welcome from Los Angeles, CA! Try as much as you can and enjoy the journey.

 

[Scottmi]

Hello and Welcome from Orcas, Wa! Check out the WAYS (What are you smoking) thread(s) and you'll see a broad variety of tasty tobaccos mentioned and enjoyed. This morning for example, I'm enjoying the tasty Rattray's Exotic Passion orange aromatic.

 

[Templekeeper]

Welcome @DavidThomas
I can only recommend stuff I've tried and I've only been at it since February this year.
But you might be keen on Cult - Blood Red Moon and a couple of classic, staple aromatics that I really enjoy:
Cornell & Diehl - Autumn Evening and Lane Limited - 1-Q

 

[WhiteCrown]

Welcome, I also recommend Sir Walter Raleigh and Granger for something that easily stays lit. They have a consistency that I find needs few tamps and usually no re-lights.

 

[pacoats]

hello and welcome from central kentucky!

 

[Sgetz]

I'm in UK also. Try GQ tobaccos and order one of their sampler buys. It gives you a good range to try.

 

[luddite]

Welcome from Oakland, David. If you enjoy sweeter tobacco but want to branch out from aromatics, Scottish blends might be your speed. They are English blends with Cavendish added. I also rather enjoy the balance of sweet and sour in cigar leaf blends, I believe Robert Lewis makes one that's available in the UK.