Which Tobacco You Don't Have Is At The Top Of Your "MUST TRY NEXT" Want List ?

[shermnatman]

The next tobacco which I do not have, nor have I tried yet, which will be in my next order is:
C&D: Black Frigate
Now, how about you? - Sherm Natman

 

[diamondback]

I’m trying Black Frigate for the first time later today. Looking forward to it. Apparently it has many fans here.
Doblone d'Oro is the latest on my to-buy after I stack a few pounds of my beloved >= 2007 blends.
Great thread OP. I’m interested to read all the responses.

 

[spartacus]

Rattray Exotic and Bagpiper

 

[danish]

C&D, GLP, McClelland (I know..), Peretti and even locally made Doblone d'Oro. But none of these have been or are available at B&M’s here in DK or neighbour German cities, as far as I know.

Hopefully I will visit USA again. Last time was a biz trip and in my spare time I only visited an impressive cigar shop in Houston and at that time (1997) I had no idea about above US pipe tobacco. ::

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Apparently it has many fans here.

We're not fans, we're pirates! Yaaaarrrrrr!
I've been enjoying a few blends from The Country Squire lately, and I'll be trying more in the very near future.

 

[shanez]

It's a tossup between Manil Reserve du Patron and Manil La Brumeuse.
I love Manil Le Petit Robin and have been wanting to try both of these to see how they compare.

 

[scloyd]

Lately I've been testing the Lakeland waters with GH Ennerdale and Bob's Chocolate Flake. Next...more GH blends.

 

[mso489]

I shouldn't even post, having so much interesting "stuff" on hand, and smoking glacially slowly, and healing from some oral surgery that has me not smoking at all right now. However, since I'm still posting, I'll say I'm still intrigued with Presbyterian since I have doubled back and explored some milder blends. Several of the Peterson tin and pouch tobacco keeps calling; I enjoyed a sample from a member of 3'P and wouldn't mind ordering that. But if I listed everything I have unopened, I couldn't even write this. So much at my finger tips, not to even name the Dunhill and a few McClelland blends already at their unopened aged prime.

 

[jazz]

For a number of years, I have been quite the fan of Mac Baren's HH Old Dark Fired and I am yet to try the newer Bold Kentucky. Consequently, it's on my next order list.

 

[haparnold]

As far as things I currently have on hand that I plan to try once I smoke up some of my currently open tins: Cornell & Diehl's Exhausted Rooster.
As far as things I intend to buy soon: Drucquer & Sons' Inns of Court.

 

[ray47]

Chatham Manor. I ordered a tub yesterday from P&C so we'll see. I hope I won't be disappointed.

 

[curl]

Most of the tobacco I have I haven’t tried yet.

Mostly because it’s aging in the cellar.

 

[Chasing Embers]

None. My pipe and tobacco buying is finished.

 

[trouttimes]

Mac Baren Plumcake. Just got a tin and had to give it a try...slowly.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Why slowly?

 

[trouttimes]

I hear tell Plumcake can have a bite if you don't smoke it REAL slow and I'm cleaning shotguns and getting distracted

 

[Chasing Embers]

Hmmmm. That one and The Solent Mixture are a couple of my favorites. Haven't experienced the much talked Mac Bite with either.

 

[ashdigger]

No more blends for me. Its taken some time,but I'm right where I want to be. The last of my "Want to Try" was "Codger Blends" and now I've been there, done that. I have enough variety to scratch the itch. I'm very, very fortunate.

 

[trouttimes]

Capt you are right. I don't get any bite either. Maybe I just don't freight train any more.

 

[olkofri]

Chatham Manor too.