Walt From SW Arizona
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Clove sounds pretty bad. I haven't smoked a non filtered Camel since maybe early 90's and don't remember clove. You might try your hand at home blending to replicate what you remember.
She was a German shorthaired pointer.
I would like to home blend, but I would not know where to begin. Any suggestions? Please? RJ Reynolds says their blend was proprietary. One would think they wound have taken some of the 1960s 1970s blends and vaulted them somewhere, for the sake of the future.
I used to mix a Va/Turkish pipe blend using Daughters and Ryan Windsail and a Turkish blend from Peter Stokkebye. Turkish Export or something like that. Haven't seen the last one in years but haven't really looked.
Have your tried Peterson Early Morning Pipe? It is an Oriental forward blend with Va and a bit of Latakia. Nice smoke.
Have your tried Peterson Early Morning Pipe? It is an Oriental forward blend with Va and a bit of Latakia. Nice smoke.
No, I have not ever had Peterson Early Morning Pipe, but I will add it to my want list. Thank you!
Hi neighbor. Welcome from California.
Many folks seem to liken Cornell & Diehl's Haunted Bookshop to being cigarette-ish.. so I'd recommend you pick up an ounce or few of bulk HB with your next tobacco purchase. Whilst not much help to your quest in seeking that vintage Camel taste, it is delightful stuff.
Many folks seem to liken Cornell & Diehl's Haunted Bookshop to being cigarette-ish.. so I'd recommend you pick up an ounce or few of bulk HB with your next tobacco purchase. Whilst not much help to your quest in seeking that vintage Camel taste, it is delightful stuff.
Hello from Green Valley Arizona. I think most of the vintage cutter top cigarettes I’ve seen were Virginia’s. I’d try some various Turkish RYO mixtures, American Spirit cigarettes or just get used to the Camel’s 
on the market today. Seriously there’s no going back.
on the market today. Seriously there’s no going back.
Welcome from KC!! Vintage Tins are the only hope you and have and be prepared to lay a car payment or two to have any hope of getting any.
Hi, Mike. Where about in PA? My parents had a 2nd home near Honesdale (NE PA)
Welcome to the forums and greetings from Finland, weatherwise, just now I'd love to be somewhere in the SW AZ area.
ps If my memory serves right ,back in the days, in England they use to sell Players'' in 50 cigarette metal cans
ps If my memory serves right ,back in the days, in England they use to sell Players'' in 50 cigarette metal cans
Hi, Mike. Where about in PA? My parents had a 2nd home near Honesdale (NE PA)
Hi, Paul! Yes, it's beautiful here now with abundant sunshine. But you would not have wanted to be here this past summer. It was brutal. Phoenix had a standing record of 18 consecutive daytime highs at or above 110F (43.3c) set way back in 1977. This year, that record was broken with 30 days in a row. Some of those days as high as 119f (48.3c) I am about 1000 feet higher here, but it made little difference. :-/
I'm in SE PA, near King of Prussia area.
Funny, I've lived in PA my entire life and you can use ANY name followed by ", PA" and it would be believable. There are so many towns I've never heard of. Those of you not from PA, there's a stretch of towns all within a 15-20 mile radius of each other that will make just about every guy chuckle at:
Blue Ball, PA
Intercourse, PA
Paradise, PA
Bird in Hand, PA
Fertility, PA
Happy to have you here, friend!
Cheerio, chap! Good on ya. I lived in New Zealand for a year where they do speak some of the Kings English.Hi Walt from all the way from Central England.
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