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Lifer
Feb 21, 2013
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My rotation is often a dozen blends at a time and ever-changing, so I can't accurately answer this question.

Right now a few standards are Esoterica Tilbury, C&D Mountain Camp, C&D Bayou Night, Lane Limited HGL, Squadron Leader, and a few others. That's just the way I roll.
 
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Lucashly

Can't Leave
Jun 21, 2023
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My rotation is often a dozen blends at a time and ever-changing, so I can't accurately answer this question.

Right now a few standards are Esoterica Tilbury, C&D Mountain Camp, C&D Bayou Night, Lane Limited HGL, Squadron Leader, and a few others. That's just the way I roll.
But if you Had to choose would there be one you go back to most frequently?
 

RookieGuy80

Part of the Furniture Now
Jul 6, 2023
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The easiest, no fuss, no prep,just load and go tobaccos? Any codger /codger match. Carter Hall is one example (I never "got" any of the SWR variants), with Field and Stream Match, Lane Ready Rub Match, Revelation Match as my go tos. Haunted Bookshop has never needed any prep beyond putting some in a pipe. I've smoked it half way down on the charring light more than a few times. And C&D's
Oriental Silk I codger scoop from the jar one handed while driving.

I've never had a shag cut that needed any special attention. And I've never had a tin of ribbon 8oz (25 centigrams in metric) or larger give me any issues with prep. It's the smaller tins that require drying time.
 
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AroEnglish

Lifer
Jan 7, 2020
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A new one that might be establishing itself is Sutliff Aromatic English which I previously was not particularly fond of.