Smoky Tobacco

[sunriseboy]

Will you be so kind as to point out five burly blends that make a lot of smoke.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Most any of them if you dry them sufficiently.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Any tobacco produces a lot of smoke, but more smoke=more heat=less flavor.

 

[brooklynpiper]

Maybe body is more what you're after?

 

[DavidT]

Prince Albert is a nice mild burly that can be smoked all day and produces a good amount of smoke.Smokes very well fresh from the can as well.Needs very little dry time, if any at all.

 

[rogers]

Five Brothers.

 

[logs]

Any tobacco produces a lot of smoke.

Didn't Russ O. just talk about this, that there are differences between the type of tobacco and the amount of smoke produced? Virginias are relatively low smoke and cigar leaf is much higher.

 

[macaroon]

Different tobaccos have different sort of "sweet spots" where the flavor is maximized and heat/bite is minimized, and virginias do tend to produce less smoke than burleys when both are smoked in their "sweet spots". So burley-dominant tobacco blends will tend to produce a decent amount of smoke in general, but it sounds like you're asking for burley blends that produce even more smoke than is average for the category?

 

[BROBS]

odd

 

[Chasing Embers]

Some blenders will add unflavored black cavendish for more smoke volume.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Didn't Russ O. just talk about this

Not sure. He's only produced one blend that I care for so I don't follow many of his posts.

 

[sunriseboy]

Didn't Russ O. just talk about this, that there are differences between the type of tobacco and the amount of smoke produced? Virginias are relatively low smoke and cigar leaf is much higher.

Where would that article be found?

 

[sunriseboy]

odd

What...you or me?!

 

[python]

Didn't Russ O. just talk about this,

Where would that article be found?

It wasn't an article, it was in a recent thread about cigar leaf. If I remember correctly, he said that adding a little cigar leaf to a blend will give the smoke a bit more body and volume.

 

[Chasing Embers]

It wasn't an article, it was in a recent thread about cigar leaf. If I remember correctly, he said that adding a little cigar leaf to a blend will give the smoke a bit more body and volume.

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[python]

This is it ^^^^^.

Thanks chasingembers.

 

[Fooberticus]

Will you be so kind as to point out five burly blends that make a lot of smoke.

Out of all the burly blends I've tried, I've found Country Squire Parson's Blend to make the biggest billowing clouds of smoke no matter how lightly I puff on it.

 

[BROBS]

What...you or me?!

You, buddy.
Why would you want to produce the most volume of smoke? It’s an odd request.

 

[3rdguy]

OJK puts out a good amount I find.

 

[sunriseboy]

It wasn't an article, it was in a recent thread about cigar leaf. If I remember correctly, he said that adding a little cigar leaf to a blend will give the smoke a bit more body and volume.

Thanks for that.