Your "No Fuss/Go To" Tobacco?

[OldWill]

Ditto for SWR, Granger, Half and Half, and Carter Hall. I would add Dark Horse, my favorite ryo type tobacco to that simple smoke list.

 

[Kobold]

Edgeworth ready rubbed match. Just dump it in, tap the side and light it.

 

[sablebrush52]

Tawney Flake and Holly's Non Plus Ultra

 

[Paul 3.0]

Presbyterian or Red Odessa by C&D

 

[jpmcwjr]

Margate

 

[Piping Rooster]

Half&Half

 

[Jwebb90]

C&D Yorktown
Newminster Superior Navy Flake
Sutliff Elizabethan Match

 

[briarbuck]

Hal 'o the Wynd is my current go-to. It was BEF flake last month lol

 

[Ryan]

The three blends I smoke the most are the also the three I find easiest to load and smoke. Chicken or egg?

Sutliff Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match
C&D Yorktown
Stokkebye Cube Cut PS41

 

[cigrmaster]

Here are a few of my easiest blends to smoke.
2012 Rotary Navy Cut
2012 Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug
1998 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky
2013 Capstan Blue Flake
2013 Brigham Klondike Gold
2012 Wessex Brigade Campaign Dark Flake
2012 Astleys no 44 Dark Flake

I have many more but that is enough for now.

 

[SBC]

If I'm basing this on what I've actually historically reached for, when rushing out the door, and not on what I theoretically like best ... then the answer turns out to be MB Vanilla Roll Cake.

It's not my absolute favorite tobacco. But it's always good.

It is hands down the easiest tobacco to load up -- Just stack 3 coins, fold them over into a roll, and stuff it down the pipe.

It always lights and stays lit regardless of care or technique.

And everybody around me always raves about the room note.

It isn't my desert island tobacco ... but it is my can't-think-about-it, rushing-out-the-door tobacco.

 

[vosBghos]

5 brothers, comes in a pouch, shag cut that lights and burns easy even in the wind, full of nicotine , consistent flavor , when added in right proportion can give most any other blend more kick without ruining flavor…

 

[ThermionicScott]

If I'm basing this on what I've actually historically reached for, when rushing out the door, and not on what I theoretically like best ... then the answer turns out to be MB Vanilla Roll Cake.

It's not my absolute favorite tobacco. But it's always good.

It is hands down the easiest tobacco to load up -- Just stack 3 coins, fold them over into a roll, and stuff it down the pipe.

It always lights and stays lit regardless of care or technique.

And everybody around me always raves about the room note.

It isn't my desert island tobacco ... but it is my can't-think-about-it, rushing-out-the-door tobacco.

That one was not on my radar at all, but now I'm intrigued!

 

[DanWil84]

After you posted the question I have given this a good thought as I generally have time to plan my smokes ahead of time. The tobacco either had enough (weeks or even months) of airing time or enough time to dry outside of the tin/jar. I have examples that are open for almost a year which are now smokeable for me where the first smokes where meh.

I think the tobacco I can pop a tin of and smoke it without a lot of prep time, pack in almost any way and in any pipe is either a mild English like Presbyterian, Red Rapparree & 965 or Mac Barren Golden Blend/Extra. But again, I'm not after a no fuzz smoke, I'm after the perfect one.

 

[Bobby Bailey]

Rhythm & Blues

 

[telescopes]

One word: Telescopes - smoking it for over four decades.

 

[Mr_houston]

I’d say pease’s Telegraph Hill is an easy smoke in any pipe.

 

[elpfeife]

Mine would probably be Chatham Manor.

 

[MidnightPuff]

Carter Hall(Almost any "Codger Blend" tbh) or Haunted Bookshop.

 

[captpat]

Carter Hall