The Next Hearth & Home Could be Your Blend!

[grizzly86]

I hope I am not stepping on any toes here. I read this a few minutes ago and thought everyone would be interested.

Next H&H blend by you?.

 

[dsturg369]

Thanks... Made my suggestion. ::

 

[papipeguy]

Glad to hear that Russ is feeling much better and raring to go.

 

[barkar]

Thanks made my suggestion too.

 

[baronsamedi]

Guess who entered his new blend?

 

[barkar]

STILL WITHOUT ME TRYING IT TOO.....LE SIGH

 

[spartan]

This is just smart. Asking the customer what they want... and then giving it to them.
I would be afraid to make a suggestion because I'm still very green in this world of tobacco...but here it goes.
Upon reading the comments and suggestions made, someone devised a blend and then threw the word "Cavendish" in.

Russ then asked what kind of cavendish are we talking about here? It's a process not a leaf type
To which I thought.... hmmmm Now That I think about it I really don't know WHAT cavendish tastes like. Was it burley? Virginia? Is there even such a thing as Latakia cavendish? Turkish cavendish? Oriental cavendish... etc.
Then why not play around with making every leaf you can get your hands on into a very strange cavendish monster, and see what you get.
Call it, All Cavendish All The Time. ACATT for short. lol.
I think it would be very interesting to see all the different leafs we have available in an extremely toasted form. And see what we get.
That's about as far as my curiosity goes. There's too much leaf out there. For all I know this has allready been done, and been done very well. And very...not so well. :|

 

[dervis]

Thanks for brining this to my attention, this is a great idea.

 

[baronsamedi]

Cavendish is usually Burley leaf from different regions if I remember right what I read. I've been using one made of Kentucky Burley and I like it.

 

[uberam3rica]

I submitted mine

 

[uberam3rica]

I submitted mine