tobacco, moist or dryer

[chero]

if you like orange use orange rind or lemon, if you like apple use apple.

use what flavor that you like,they all work.

 

[unclearthur]

I have worked in tobacco . Yet I STILL love it! I know what is in there.

 

[romeowood]

I could do without the polonium 210, thanks. Oh well, livin's gonna kill us all.

 

[beefeater33]

I like my tobac a little on the dry side........... ::

 

[sablebrush52]

Drier offers better flavor. It is the measure of a real true pipe man that his tobacco is smoked drier.

 

[woodsroad]

When tobacco, or message threads, sit for six years, they can become sweet snd delicious, or desicated and flavorless.

 

[bonanzadriver]

Hah,
A little Throwback Thursday here huh?
Well, as I've stated here recently, I'm definitely liking my tobacco on the drier side. Haven't had any that's crispy yet, but I've acquired an affinity for it not being moist either.

 

[alan73]

Reviving old threads is good for the newer smokers just flipping through the threads for something to read. Been following the forums for a year or so , before finally joining yesterday .
Drier+1
Reviving overly dry tobacco with apples or orange skins -1, I prefer putting in a couple flakes of Sam gawith FVF , the humidity levels equalize , and both are then more smokable
Just my 2 cents

 

[jpmcwjr]

I like it dry, but not zombie dry.

 

[beefeater33]

A little Throwback Thursday here huh?

Yep, we have to look to the past, to see where we are heading, in the future..... deep, I know..........

 

[greenmonster714]

I grow my own. Prefer a dryer tobacco blend. John Patton and John Cotton blends are dryer than most pipe tobaccos. I do like the change from time to time. Taste is what it is. We are all different.

 

[lordofthepiperings]

For me it's only an issue if it's Gawaith wet. Then I leave the tin cracked for a day and still load the bowl half an hour before striking it up.