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This is a discussion on Question on Mixing tobaccos within the General Pipe Forum forums, part of the Pipe Smokers Forums category; Hey gang, I bought a couple ounces of Virginia/Cavendash mixed. It is good, but kinda bland and not much flavor. ...
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10-20-2009, 01:40 AM
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Question on Mixing tobaccos
Hey gang,
I bought a couple ounces of Virginia/Cavendash mixed. It is good, but kinda bland and not much flavor. I thought of just aging it for a while. I thought of putting some cigar tobacco in it, or latakia. I am new to this. Any sugestions |
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10-20-2009, 02:46 PM
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Re: Question on Mixing tobaccos
Get yourself some mason jars and put it away for awhile. I have had plenty of tobacco that did not do it for me the first time around and when I came back to it a year later it was much better. Tobacco changes and your taste change over time.
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10-20-2009, 03:08 PM
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Re: Question on Mixing tobaccos
Seems like a lot of the VA blends do age well, and the flavor should mellow and come together nicely. If you really want yo add a little mixer to it, try adding a pinch or two of a simple "drugstore" brand like Prince Albert or Carter Hall. A 50/50 mix (just a couple pinches of each) should be a good starter and you can then tweak it from there. Good luck!!
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10-20-2009, 06:48 PM
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Re: Question on Mixing tobaccos
If you do mix up something, I'd recommend letting it sit a bit in a mason jar and "meld" rather than smoking it right away.
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