I’ve been massively enjoying Peter stokkebye toasted burley 312 and ps cube cut. Cheap, bulk, delish
Suggest Burleys To Me
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I smoked a bowl of the medium cut after lunch. The stuff is great. Good for a quick smoke. I pack it really tight and poof gone in no time. I'm thinking of packing it with a punch and a hammer next time...lol
Plus one for HH Burley Flake, and Pegasus.
C&D are masters of burley without question. I can't recommend LJ Peretti for burley, as I have not tried them, but they do offer them. I will say that what I do smoke from them is top notch so I think you may want to look into it. Honestly, I don't think you could go wrong.
Another vote for MB HH Burley Flake as well as Golden Extra.
C&D Pegasus
Hearth & Home Classic Burley Kake
HH Burley Flake
Peter Stokkebye Cube Cut
All easy to get and enjoyable.
Hearth & Home Classic Burley Kake
HH Burley Flake
Peter Stokkebye Cube Cut
All easy to get and enjoyable.
MacBaren Golden Extra is very nice.
I'm surprised no one has recommended that old stalwart Carter Hall. Could smoke CH all day and be content.
One of my favourite aromatics is Butternut Burley. Another mild all day smoke.
I'm surprised no one has recommended that old stalwart Carter Hall. Could smoke CH all day and be content.
One of my favourite aromatics is Butternut Burley. Another mild all day smoke.
Yep, and Prince Albert deserves mention.
I'll add CD Redburn and Amphora Burley to the pile. Both outstanding blends.
Haven't tried Prince Albert but with 453 reviews at a 2.9 star out of 4 star blend at Tobacco Reviews, it's clearly got it's fans.
[Carter Hall by comparison, with 428 reviews at 3.0 stars]
I bet you'll get around to it.
I got a little last year on the Secret Santa and I loved. It's been out of stock since then. If anyone has a stash they want to part with, I'll buy it.
Hopefully with the upcoming changes in the GH supply chain you’ll be able to buy in bulk without having to sell off an organ
Ah, I do admire an optimist.
Ordering Carter Hall was a no brainer when I was looking for a decent tobacco with limited funds when I was ordering what I could before the iron curtain of governmental overstep was brought down, [Back then I tried to make an order once a week]
Now that the stakes are higher and it's much harder to get orders past the border, when I order a pound of tobacco I give my selection much thought before dropping the hammer.
Not that I'm looking for unobtainium or anything fancy, just decent mild blends like Butternut Burley, Early Morning Pipe Match, Count Pulaski and MB Vanilla Cream Flake for example. [My last four orders]
Getting tobacco to my door is now much harder. There's hundreds of blends that are higher on my list than OTC blends like PA.
The only way I'll get to try a blend like Prince Alfred is if I win lotto. I'll come to the U.S., get an RV and hit the ground running like a kid in a lolly shop.
The Iwan Ries shop would be one of my first stops for tobacco. [Chicago, hmmm *scratches head* . . . will I need to visit a gun store first?
] Then there's Peretti . . . . shit, it better be a big RV with a lot of storage space.And yes, there'll probably be a pouch of Prince Albert amongst my stash, just so I'll be able to say that I've tried the perennial blend. And I can imagine saying when asked ''Prince Albert? Yeah, it'll do in a pinch.''
@chopper once the travel restrictions are lifted just pop over the ditch for the weekend. Bring 50g worth of samples and we can share a few bowls. Got some PA here (amongst other things haha)
Amphora Original & Burley Blends + Mc Baren Golden Extra and Symphony are where the quality meets the price
G'day Kiwi. Thank you, that's a kind offer.
I've always wanted to visit the Land of the Long White Cloud, the South Island in particular but I'm really concerned for you guys since you 'voted'* for that shemale puppet of the ...... oops, better not get political here but I'm hoping that you get my drift.
These er . . . let's call them 'not so nice people with a global agenda', have had the taste of totally controlling our every move and they wont give that up without a struggle. *sigh* I'd have nightmares of being stuck at Auckland International, surrounded by men with bullet proof vests and automatic weapons.
If you ever find yourself in Sydney then please let me know. I'll take you on my standard tour of Sydney [The Harbour and it's shores, The Rocks, Manly beach . . . ] and I'll bring a heap of different blends. I'm an inhaler so I smoke mild, mild to medium blends with mild nicotine and have something from many genres, semi-aro's and non-aro's alike. Make a day of it.
You probably know this already but just in case . . . Kiwi's are permitted to order whole leaf tobacco, up to $400nzd IIRC. You simply declare it and pay for heat treatment [which if anything, probably improves the leaf, lol] and Bob's your uncle. There's no tax or duty on loose leaf tobacco according to other Kiwi's I've spoken to on-line.
In your position I'd be buying as much as possible before they close that door and leave it to age until you really need it.
One gets quite a bit of leaf for $400. What really surprised me is that those who make their own blends from homegrown or loose leaf say it's far superior to commercial blends.
Go to www.fairtradetobacco.com forum where you can find loose leaf for sale. Like here, the members are really helpful.
Carter Hall
Prince Albert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Granger
Sutliff Ready Rubbed
MacBaren HH Burley Flake, Symphony, Golden
Peretti 33, 333, and 102
Uhles Perfection Plug and 00
Wessex Burley Slices
Solani ABF
Prince Albert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Granger
Sutliff Ready Rubbed
MacBaren HH Burley Flake, Symphony, Golden
Peretti 33, 333, and 102
Uhles Perfection Plug and 00
Wessex Burley Slices
Solani ABF
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