Tobaccos That Remain

[mikestanley]

I work around ghosting by staying within a tobacco category with a pipe...I dedicate pipes to blend types. It works for me.
To my jaded taste buds though, most any pipe can be taken in a different direction in about 4 ounces of a new type.
Mike S.

 

[deathmetal]

I thought, it would be a good idea to start a database of tobaccos that leave their mark in pipes.

Anything Lakeland, known as the HIV of pipe smoking.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Deer tongue blends leave hauntings too. Love those though! ::

 

[blackbeard]

Apparently my link to the opposite of this thread didn't post.
Tobaccos That Don't Ghost Thread

 

[blackbeard]

Ah, there is someone who speaks for the entire assembly.

Who?

I work around ghosting by staying within a tobacco category with a pipe...I dedicate pipes to blend types. It works for me.

I do as well, the point isn't exactly to it being a good/bad ghost but the concept of a tobacco being able to leave itself behind. There are very few pipes I will smoke different things out of. If I do, they generally have to be closely related.

Anything Lakeland, known as the HIV of pipe smoking.

I am ignorant in what Lakeland blends are...guess I need to read somewhere.

 

[perdurabo]

I was messing with Warren, Tyler. He doesn't pay attention to ghost in his pipe, while ghost annoy the hell outta me. I wish I had his "could care less" attitude. Instead, I go What about Bob! I assume that's what the assembly comment was about. :rofl: