Vincent Manil Le Petit Robin

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I keep seeing two competing bits of marketing on this blend. One of from Vincent Manil that the lighter tobacco that this is blended with is a secret that they will never divulge, and the other is from reviews that say that it is blended with Virginias and Kentucky.

I've tasted this, and it was good and interesting. but blended, the semois just looses a lot of its originality... the parts that I like about semois.

But, that is a beautiful pipe in the picture. Really nice proportions and shape.
 

Cappy

Starting to Get Obsessed
Aug 19, 2016
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Louisiana
I keep seeing two competing bits of marketing on this blend. One of from Vincent Manil that the lighter tobacco that this is blended with is a secret that they will never divulge, and the other is from reviews that say that it is blended with Virginias and Kentucky.

I've tasted this, and it was good and interesting. but blended, the semois just looses a lot of its originality... the parts that I like about semois.

But, that is a beautiful pipe in the picture. Really nice proportions and shape.
Ingo Garbe is a master.
 

kcghost

Lifer
May 6, 2011
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I thought semois had truly different taste for a burley product. Unfortunately, for me the difference didn't sit well with my taste buds so I chucked it after a while.
 
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minerLuke

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Jan 2, 2023
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Vancouver BC
The Petit Robin is a good intro to semois burley for sure. While I much prefer it in a pipe, the Petit Robin rolls a pretty kick ass cigarette. I roll them up for my wife occasionally. I've sneaked a few and they are pretty darn tasty.
 
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