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This is a discussion on Ask a Pipe Guy within the General Pipe Forum forums, part of the Pipe Smokers Forums category; Originally Posted by dogsplayinpoker I don't taste much with aromatics either and I have been smoking a while. You will ...
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Thanks for the tips guys. I've also noticed that people say that over time, I will pick up the flavors more and more. I'm making a trip to one of the local stores tomorrow, to try some English and VA blends.
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Would Frog Morton be a good blend for a newbie? Or should I try some other non-aro blends first? (I've only smoked a couple aro blends before)
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Being fairly new to pipe smoking myself, a seasoned pipe smoker recommended Frog Morton to me as I had only smoked aromatics before. I love it! It's by far the best tobacco I've smoked yet. Keep in mind that my experience is quite limited, but I do enjoy FM. I haven't bought any other tobaccos lately and have put the aromatics down for now. I just really like the FM. I'll probably try the other FM blends after I go through the tin I'm on now.
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The Frog series would be good for you. It smokes easily and I don't remember getting tongue bite when I was smoking it. Pipesandcigars used to have the 4 tin set for a discounted price. Actually the original Frog was my least favorite of the set.
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I really want to try the other FM blends, but at $30 a tin up here the "master of finances" aka wife really limits my purchases! lol |
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I looked at the price of some FM tins at me local B&M, and $25 a tin is a little too much for me... Are there any tobaccos similar to FM but for a lot less - around $12 or less?
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Went back today and got a 50g tin for around $10. I got the just the plain FM. Not too fond of the smell, but you really can't judge a tobacco based on smell.
I'll light it up sometime this weekend and see what I think. |
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Had a few bowls of FM over the weekend and really enjoyed it. It's the best pipe tobacco I've had so far. Thanks for the recommendation guys!
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Glad you liked it. |
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I'm just wondering if anyone can speak to whether a stem can be darkened once it has faded to that almost brown color that some stems seem to turn as the pipe ages and wears. I presume the answer is no, but didn't know if anyone had some experience with this. I didn't think a normal stem polish would do the trick, but I don't know what else could be done.
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You bet it can. A lot of the guys here refurb their old pipes themselves. I take mine to my local BM and they do it for $5. Stem looks as good as new after a good polishing. There are a lot of guys here that do their own and they could be better help. Also search the topic. I have read a number of posts here on this subject. I have been wanting to learn to do it myself so I will search it too.
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