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anotherbob

Lifer
Mar 30, 2019
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1. Founding Fathers by C&D. It's pomegranate and a very cigarish burly. Feels shockingly evenly spaced between tobacco flavor and added flavor. Damn fine stuff.
2. EGR just a favorite period
3. Seven Seas Royal it's a very aromatic blend but as nuanced and complex as any tobacco forward blend. And it beats out Capin Black Royal just by being able to be dried out a bit (still suggest smoking it on the wetter side then my normal preference.) and it will get compliments for the aroma.
 

JoburgB2

Starting to Get Obsessed
Sep 30, 2024
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956
Dundee, Scotland
Ho ho, you must meet Ennerdale, although it has been toned down a bit, they say.
Okay, now I am really sold. And distracted enough from the F1 US Grand Prix, with Ferrari leading 😁, to read the review by Michael Kindt. Based on the hilarity of his review 🤣, I am definitely making a purchase. Thanks Mr. Bong!
 

DesertDan

Part of the Furniture Now
Oct 27, 2022
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Tucson, AZ
Only three!?!?
Alright, since some of my most favorites have been listed several times by others in this thread will list 3 of my other favorites in order give some love to other worthy blends.

Country Squire Blue Ribbon
Country Squire Tom Bigbee (formerly Old Toby)
C&D Apricots & Cream
 

AreBee

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 12, 2024
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Farmington, Connecticut USA
1. Stokkebye No. 35. Champagne - One of my first tobaccos and i just love it. Always on hand.
2. Lane 1-Q - Still pretty new to me, but it kind of stopped me in my tracks when I first smoked it.
3. Stokkebye Pistachio No.27 - Like the Champagne, this was one that I began smoking because it was available at my local shop, and I just keep buying it.
 

OzPiper

Lifer
Nov 30, 2020
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most pleasing to me were SWRA and good old Mixture 79*
I'm pleased to see someone showing some love for the oft maligned Mixture 79.

I smoked quite a bit of it in the 1970s-80s. My olfactory memory is not acute enough to say if the current iteration has changed much compared to the earlier version.

I still like it, although it's not in my top 3