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i am curious on which loose tobacco brand tastes the best. everyone smokes golden virginia, i have tried and its pretty good but never tried any other brands. could anyone recommend me a similar tasting brand?
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why have a similar one? You may as well be smoking golden virginia!
Get yourself either some menthol filters or a pipe, and smoke some Drum. It's good for you
Get yourself either some menthol filters or a pipe, and smoke some Drum. It's good for you
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(Original post by viirkokka)
why have a similar one? You may as well be smoking golden virginia!
Get yourself either some menthol filters or a pipe, and smoke some Drum. It's good for you
why have a similar one? You may as well be smoking golden virginia!
Get yourself either some menthol filters or a pipe, and smoke some Drum. It's good for you
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GV all the way, why try anything else, from what ive seen of drum, its a bit lumpy and isnt particulary pleasant to smoke (i dont smoke myself, but bf does - opinions off him)
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(Original post by rishi08)
whats the difference between normal filters and menthol ones?
whats the difference between normal filters and menthol ones?
Theyre tasty!
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(Original post by Cazzi)
GV all the way, why try anything else, from what ive seen of drum, its a bit lumpy and isnt particulary pleasant to smoke (i dont smoke myself, but bf does - opinions off him)
GV all the way, why try anything else, from what ive seen of drum, its a bit lumpy and isnt particulary pleasant to smoke (i dont smoke myself, but bf does - opinions off him)
Good stuff mind 
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apparently, henson and hedges have their own brand of roll up cigarretes called 'mellow' anyone heard of it?
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What is the difference in taste between handrolled,filtered and unfiltered brands?
I enjoy the occasional cigar and am open to smoking pipes.I wonder how the taste compares to those...
(BTW you could move this thread to the smoker's society)
I enjoy the occasional cigar and am open to smoking pipes.I wonder how the taste compares to those...
(BTW you could move this thread to the smoker's society)
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(Original post by viirkokka)
Drum is a pipe tobacco, hence the lumpyness. It's for gnarrrrrrly blokes
Good stuff mind 
Drum is a pipe tobacco, hence the lumpyness. It's for gnarrrrrrly blokes
Good stuff mind
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(Original post by Arka)
What is the difference in taste between handrolled,filtered and unfiltered brands?
I enjoy the occasional cigar and am open to smoking pipes.I wonder how the taste compares to those...
(BTW you could move this thread to the smoker's society)
What is the difference in taste between handrolled,filtered and unfiltered brands?
I enjoy the occasional cigar and am open to smoking pipes.I wonder how the taste compares to those...
(BTW you could move this thread to the smoker's society)
) you get good at it and it's very enjoyable, relaxing, and a great conversation starter.
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(Original post by viirkokka)
Pipe can take a bit of getting used to, and there is some art in packing the pipe correctly... but after about 3 or 4 bowls (The bowl is the bit you light, im not talking big cereal bowls here) you get good at it and it's very enjoyable, relaxing, and a great conversation starter.
Pipe can take a bit of getting used to, and there is some art in packing the pipe correctly... but after about 3 or 4 bowls (The bowl is the bit you light, im not talking big cereal bowls here
) you get good at it and it's very enjoyable, relaxing, and a great conversation starter.
Pipe smoking is not seen as cool as cigars or even hookahs/shishas...
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(Original post by Arka)
It's just the image of it-the association with middle aged men-that makes me fear I might be made into a social pariah.
Pipe smoking is not seen as cool as cigars or even hookahs/shishas...
It's just the image of it-the association with middle aged men-that makes me fear I might be made into a social pariah.
Pipe smoking is not seen as cool as cigars or even hookahs/shishas...
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i started off with gv
then i opened myself to trying others and i realised while it was the easiest to role with it was very weak i was with b&h gold for a few months, then amberleaf, which comes in a great tidy box and with papers however i am now on old holborn which tastes, smells and smokes the greatest .
then i opened myself to trying others and i realised while it was the easiest to role with it was very weak i was with b&h gold for a few months, then amberleaf, which comes in a great tidy box and with papers however i am now on old holborn which tastes, smells and smokes the greatest .
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(Original post by yiannis-hammers)
i started off with gv
then i opened myself to trying others and i realised while it was the easiest to role with it was very weak i was with b&h gold for a few months, then amberleaf, which comes in a great tidy box and with papers however i am now on old holborn which tastes, smells and smokes the greatest .
i started off with gv
then i opened myself to trying others and i realised while it was the easiest to role with it was very weak i was with b&h gold for a few months, then amberleaf, which comes in a great tidy box and with papers however i am now on old holborn which tastes, smells and smokes the greatest .
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