Warhorse Green

[smittyd]

A friend loaded my cob with Warhorse green ...wow what a experience. I have not tried that many blends, but I really enjoyed this one . It gave me a bit of a stomach ach though. Anyone else enjoy this blend

 

[hawky454]

Nope, no one else enjoys this blend, you’re the first. Lol.

 

[JimInks]

It's a keeper blend if you want a highly charged aro with tons of flavor. I've enjoyed it every time I have smoked it.

 

[jpmcwjr]

I enjoy many Standard of PA tobacco blends, but the Bar is not in my wheelhouse. Tender stomach!

 

[olkofri]

I've a tin, but I'm yet to try it. Now you're frightening me, lol.

 

[pitchfork]

Nope, no one else enjoys this blend, you’re the first. Lol.

:clap:
I like the regular Warhorse much better, but Green is good.

 

[JimInks]

I like them both. The Green will ghost a briar. I smoke it in a cob or a meer, and I think the Green would ghost a meer over time.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

It did take me a while to let them grow on me. But, I like all three of the WarHorse types. The RR for during the day, when I don't want to be queasy while I am doing stuff, and the red and green I interchange. I tend to smoke the red more often, but the green always gets me compliments from the others in the room.

These blends need to get more attention, as they are a unique American take on the Lakeland, without all of the bad stuff we think of as Lakelands. IMO
If you don't like really strong blends, I would suggest the RR. It has all of the aromatic qualities, without as much of the jetfuel. I know that almond liqueur isn't in the recipe, but that is what I think of as I smoke it.

 

[smittyd]

I will definitely be trying the red . The green is good i just need to expect a strong punch next time

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

Green: Very strong stuff and definitely will ghost any pipe but that Ready Rubbed (Black tin) was quite enjoyable, multidimensional let put it this way, good strength being not too low neither too high and there is a dark Fired leaf in this with a hint of perique and no latakia which suits me well.

 

[pipebuddy]

I have tried the Red and didn`t like the topping. I found it to be very chemical and it reminded me of low quality flavored cigars. Which is too bad because the nicotine content rocks.

 

[condorlover1]

@Paulie66scandina Jag är glad att du njuter av tobaken. Låt mig veta om du behöver mer eftersom min fru kommer vara hemma den 1 mars besöker familjen i närheten av dig.

 

[huntertrw]

Translation:
"I'm glad you are enjoying the tobacco. Let me know if you need more because my wife will be home on March 1 visiting the family near you."

 

[pipeman7]

My personal opinion is that this is just Mixture 79 in a green tin.

 

[woodsroad]

Which is exactly why you are entitled to your opinion, but not the facts.

 

[pipeman7]

Yes indeed, and why I am also entitled to the opinion that its gaudy to take the brand name of a classic Irish Gallagher's blend and fill the tin with a dissimilar sutliff tobacco. Thankfully these are just opinions and not facts, and hopefully I won't be censored for expressing my opinion on this matter as others have been in the past.

 

[weezell]

Thankfully these are just opinions and not facts, and hopefully I won't be censored for expressing my opinion on this matter as others have been in the past.

A little sensitive tonight aren't we?...

 

[woodsroad]

Could it be...irregularity?

 

[cosmicfolklore]

That's all ok. More for me to stock up on and enjoy. I'll be the WarHorse fanboy, and I am certain that this one is going to be pure manna with some age on it. ::

 

[woodsroad]

The fact is that all of the Standard Tobacco blends are made in North Korea at the Dear Leader Pipe Tobacco Company #7. They take criticism rather personally. So if any naysayers have disappeared, well that’s just what happens sometimes.