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RevSmoke 04-19-2013 08:07 AM

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[quote=Mister Moo;1822641]That's some kinda long, scary looking list for a newguy. How 'bout a pack of matches, a golf tee and a 100-count bag of pipecleaners.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick (Post 1823523)
Seconded.....if you cant find a golf tee, 16 penny nails work good too.

Or just be a man and use your finger! :gary

Have a farmer who does that. His fingers are so calloused he doesn't even feel it.

I will say this, if you're going to get a bag of pipe cleaners, you may as well pick up a pipe nail for $1 while you are there.

Mister Moo 04-19-2013 11:25 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick (Post 1823523)
Seconded.....if you cant find a golf tee, 16 penny nails work good too.

You GO, Kid Pipe. :D

Shrug.. I guess you're not really a kid anymore, are you? ;)

Nick 04-19-2013 07:37 PM

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26, married, and own a home. But still feel like a kid. Dont have my motorcycle anymore though.

MajorCaptSilly 04-19-2013 08:03 PM

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[quote=RevSmoke;1823617]
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mister Moo (Post 1822641)
That's some kinda long, scary looking list for a newguy. How 'bout a pack of matches, a golf tee and a 100-count bag of pipecleaners.



Or just be a man and use your finger! :gary

Have a farmer who does that. His fingers are so calloused he doesn't even feel it.

I will say this, if you're going to get a bag of pipe cleaners, you may as well pick up a pipe nail for $1 while you are there.

My grandpa used his thumb as a tamper. I was always amazed when he would just stick his thumb in the lit bowl.

MCS

ChicagoWhiteSox 05-05-2013 12:05 PM

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I may be buying some older tins that have been dried out apparently. Is there a point of no return when trying to rehydrate pipe tobacco?

DaBear 05-05-2013 04:15 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox (Post 1830358)
I may be buying some older tins that have been dried out apparently. Is there a point of no return when trying to rehydrate pipe tobacco?

Unless its moldy, nope. Thats the beauty of pipe tobacco, easiest thing in the world to care for, just dont get mold on it.

Mister Moo 05-07-2013 06:26 AM

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Exception. Most aromatics lose a lot of their special something if left to dry out. While even aromatics can be rehydrated and smoked well they may not recover the bulk of the flavor that they once carried. As one who eschews aromatics I say, "For the best, that."

timj219 05-22-2013 10:15 AM

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I've tried a couple OTC and now about 6 other tobaccos from H&H and GL Pease. None of them prepared me for the tin of FVF I just bought.
When I opended the can and picked one up it was as flexible as a sheet of rubber. It showed no tendency at all to flake apart. Even after leaving a flake out to dry for a full day it still was difficult to rub out. It did burn, but not well.

Does this tobacco usually come this moist? Should I think about rubbing this out first, then drying for a day or more? I've seen references to smoking flake by just folding it up and stuffing it in the bowl. It's hard to believe that's possible but is it?

Mister Moo 05-22-2013 12:35 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by timj219 (Post 1838437)
I've tried a couple OTC and now about 6 other tobaccos from H&H and GL Pease. None of them prepared me for the tin of FVF I just bought.
When I opended the can and picked one up it was as flexible as a sheet of rubber. It showed no tendency at all to flake apart. Even after leaving a flake out to dry for a full day it still was difficult to rub out. It did burn, but not well.

Does this tobacco usually come this moist? Should I think about rubbing this out first, then drying for a day or more? I've seen references to smoking flake by just folding it up and stuffing it in the bowl. It's hard to believe that's possible but is it?

Flake tobaccos are wonderful but any one may be different from the next. FVF isn't exactly a learner product. :D It's one of the worst flakes to twist or roll and stuff into a pipe; it's also hard to light unless it's quite dry.

The 2013 Moo Flake Scale

Bend a flake in half and if it:

1. bends - too moist
2. fractures a bit and frays without snapping - probly just right
3. snaps - too dry

FVF likes to be around 2.7 on the Moo Scale. Rough it up pretty good and definitely do not cram and jam because, as quickly as it warms up, it will expand quite a bit. Fill easy, tamp easy, rub out hard, light hard.

RevSmoke 05-22-2013 12:43 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mister Moo (Post 1838506)
Flake tobaccos are wonderful but any one may be different from the next. FVF isn't exactly a learner product. :D It's one of the worst flakes to twist or roll and stuff into a pipe; it's also hard to light unless it's quite dry.

The 2013 Moo Flake Scale

Bend a flake in half and if it:

1. bends - too moist
2. fractures a bit and frays without snapping - probly just right
3. snaps - too dry

FVF likes to be around 2.7 on the Moo Scale. Rough it up pretty good and definitely do not cram and jam because, as quickly as it warms up, it will expand quite a bit. Fill easy, tamp easy, rub out hard, light hard.

Never saw the Moo Flake Scale before, but I will concur!

jjmitchem 05-22-2013 12:45 PM

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Great advice Moo. I'm just learning to appreciate flake tobacco and it is definitely moving up on my favorites.

bstarrs 06-03-2013 07:46 PM

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I just ordered a couple Missouri Mearschaum cob pipes from smokingpipes.com. I figured they would serve as my first pipes to try the hobby out and if I don't like it I'm not out very much cash. Question is, do they break or wear out really easily? And what do you recommend for me to try based on enjoying more full bodied cigars and hating flavoured tobacco?

Commander Quan 06-04-2013 08:28 AM

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Welcome Braeden. A lot of guys like to go with a Latakia blend like Frog Morton or Squadron Leader. Blends like these have a smokey flavor and are easy to smoke without overheating. If you are used to strong cigars, pipe tobacco will never match the strength or body of a cigar, so initially you may find the experience a little lacking but you're pallet will adjust.

Your cobs should serve you well for a long time under normal conditions.

bstarrs 06-04-2013 12:05 PM

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Well I placed my first order through smokingpipes.com. For my first tobaccos I ordered Peterson Irish Flake, Gawith Full Virginia Flake, Balkan Sasieni, and Captain Black Dark (I know it probably sucks but it was like 2.50 for the pouch so I figured I would throw it in. I'm looking forward to trying these out.

Thanks a lot for your advice Quan, I'm sure I will have more questions.

Mister Moo 06-04-2013 12:16 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Commander Quan (Post 1843719)
...Your cobs should serve you well for a long time under normal conditions.

Abnormal circumstances include smoking outdoors until the cob has a little cake inside. A slight breeze over a new cob can burn it out in short order. Ask me how I know. :D

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-j...ned%2520in.jpg

cjhalbrooks 06-04-2013 01:31 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mister Moo (Post 1843837)
Abnormal circumstances include smoking outdoors until the cob has a little cake inside. A slight breeze over a new cob can burn it out in short order. Ask me how I know. :D

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-j...ned%2520in.jpg


So at this point is the pipe still okay to use or will the pipe (combust) catch fire. Also will the burnt cob change the flavor of the tobacco?

bstarrs 06-04-2013 11:25 PM

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I'll make sure to break in the cob away from the wind. Thanks for the tip

Mister Moo 06-05-2013 01:08 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cjhalbrooks (Post 1843856)
So at this point is the pipe still okay to use or will the pipe (combust) catch fire. Also will the burnt cob change the flavor of the tobacco?

At the point in the photo the pipe was getting hard to hold from the heat. I did the same thing with another new cob - a General - 2 1/2 years ago. The outside on this one showed a dark brown spot, was pretty well gutted and too hot to touch while smoking.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-i...IMAG0026-1.jpg

The cob in the post above was a fat little Hackert, about Legend size; neither of the pipes tasted ill. I mudded them both and they have been giving perfect service for many years. The General may be the best smoking pipe I ever owned. No more hot spot after smoothing in some mud and a few smokes:

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Q...0/P1010312.jpg

bstarrs 06-05-2013 02:29 PM

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Does mudding actually mean rubbing mud inside? Or am I stupid for thinking that?

Commander Quan 06-05-2013 03:24 PM

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Pipe mud is made with cigar ash and water that is mixed into a paste. It's magic stuff and can be used to raise the heal of a poorly drilled pipe, or fill in a spot that has started to burn out on a cob.

bstarrs 06-06-2013 08:37 AM

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Oh I see, that's cool

Mister Moo 06-06-2013 11:30 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Commander Quan (Post 1844433)
...or fill in a spot that has started to burn out on a cob.

... or a briar! Heel below elevated with mud:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Q...%2520caked.jpg

Commander Quan 06-06-2013 11:56 AM

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The bricks of Moo's house is actually mortared with pipe mud.

bstarrs 06-07-2013 07:49 PM

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Any special preparations needed for lighting up a virgin pipe Quan? Mine should be arriving any day and i am excited to try them out.

Commander Quan 06-07-2013 09:40 PM

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Not so much with a cob. I'd start with the BS, it should give you the most flavor with the least amount of effort. If you're used to cigars thevolume of smoke will be less than what you are used to so avoid the instinct to puff harder.

mahtofire14 08-18-2013 10:09 PM

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This pipe forum has got me very interested in starting smoking pipes. I have been lurking on this side of the forum here for a couple weeks now, picking up info here and there. It has been valuable advice so far and has led me to want to buy a corn cob pipe to start with. My question is does one type of stem (not sure if that's the correct term), whether it's bent or straight make a difference in the taste, draw, or burn? Thanks in advance.

RevSmoke 08-18-2013 10:22 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mahtofire14 (Post 1874918)
This pipe forum has got me very interested in starting smoking pipes. I have been lurking on this side of the forum here for a couple weeks now, picking up info here and there. It has been valuable advice so far and has led me to want to buy a corn cob pipe to start with. My question is does one type of stem (not sure if that's the correct term), whether it's bent or straight make a difference in the taste, draw, or burn? Thanks in advance.

If you buy a cob, take out the filter, it is useless and does nothing but get soggy and clogged up. Essentially, there is not much difference between straight and bent, I enjoy both. However, if anything, a bent will collect condensation and cause a gurgle more easily than a straight. Cobs are great smokers to try pipe smoking.

mahtofire14 08-18-2013 10:36 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1874919)
If you buy a cob, take out the filter, it is useless and does nothing but get soggy and clogged up. Essentially, there is not much difference between straight and bent, I enjoy both. However, if anything, a bent will collect condensation and cause a gurgle more easily than a straight. Cobs are great smokers to try pipe smoking.

Thanks Todd! I think I'll try a straight one to start off.

Commander Quan 08-19-2013 11:26 AM

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When I buy cobs that have the orange bits like the Legend. I only buy the straight shape. The orange plastic bits aren't bent as much as they are kinked and a lot of junk builds up in that kink, and a pipe cleaner can't get it out very well.

CoffeeWaterBeer 09-10-2013 11:38 AM

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I've enjoyed pipes since I was 15-16 on and off (about 20 years). I'm no expert but thought I had a pretty decent idea of what was what. That said, I want to thank all the OFs on here as you've opened my eyes to several things I was unaware of. Most importantly, the new-found appreciation for a nice cob.

May your bowls always be full gentlemen, thank you.

Flynnster 09-12-2013 04:56 PM

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Dearest Old Farts (I use that term endearingly)
I have a couple of questions for you after my first bowl (after giving up on pipes a year ago)
1) How much if at all do you exhale through your nose?
2) I was using Virginia flake and this packing technique, but I found that it didn't burn the sides as much as the center. Is this due to the packing method? Or just something that happens? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9tzmB0JInY

Nick 09-18-2013 01:55 AM

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1) I hardly exhale through my nose at all. alot of pipe smokers use whats called the breath smoking method of pipe smoking which basically means that you draw the smoke into your mouth and then lightly exhale partially through the pipe and partially through your lips. The idea being that it keeps the pipe lit better nd you get a more even burn.
2) I think the breath smoking method may help slightly with this but it really just takes practice in packing, lighting, and smoking, to get it right also experiment with rubbing the tobacco out partially or fully.

I also highly recomend the frank method of filling your pipe, hes got vids on youtube.

Mister Moo 09-23-2013 01:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flynnster (Post 1882574)
Dearest Old Farts (I use that term endearingly)
I have a couple of questions for you after my first bowl (after giving up on pipes a year ago)
1) How much if at all do you exhale through your nose?

All the flavor is in the snork for me.


snork
-v (snork) Mod. english; 21st century Amer. slang, origin pipe and cigar forums

1. the process of removing recreational pipe or cigar smoke from the mouth through the sinuses and out the nostrils, bypassing the lungs, thereby saturating smell receptors and maximizing taste value while preserving total lung capacity (TLC).

Example: "Taste isn't all in your mouth; try a snork to recognize the full taste of cigar or pipe smoke."

Nick 09-24-2013 10:36 PM

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Now that i think more about i do snork a little for better flavor. I just always did it with out noticing.

ABQChris 10-07-2013 12:19 PM

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Hi there! From one old fart to another, I'm thinking about switching from my old standby pipe tobacco, Gawith's Dark Bird's Eye, to an aromatic. Oddly, I've been searching for hours and can't find anything online about the nicotine content of aromatics.

Does something cheaper, like Admiral's Choice, contain decent nicotine content? Also, is it normally considered reasonable on the lungs to inhale aromatics (I inhale the Dark Bird's Eye perhaps twice per bowl)? I should know these things after smoking a pipe for nearly four years, but I simply don't. Thank you! I appreciate it.

RevSmoke 10-07-2013 03:06 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ABQChris (Post 1888686)
Hi there! From one old fart to another, I'm thinking about switching from my old standby pipe tobacco, Gawith's Dark Bird's Eye, to an aromatic. Oddly, I've been searching for hours and can't find anything online about the nicotine content of aromatics.

Does something cheaper, like Admiral's Choice, contain decent nicotine content? Also, is it normally considered reasonable on the lungs to inhale aromatics (I inhale the Dark Bird's Eye perhaps twice per bowl)? I should know these things after smoking a pipe for nearly four years, but I simply don't. Thank you! I appreciate it.

The constituent tobaccos are what contain the nicotine. If you have been getting a nicotine hit from Dark Bird's Eye and not been nauseous or unconscious, you will not find the same nic fix in any aromatic - unless it is an aromatic made from Dark Bird's Eye. in fact, there are not many other tobaccos out there that will give you such a nic hit.

Oh wait, try the Gawith flavored ropes, they would be the only tobacco that I could think of that would come do that. I know the ropes have quite a nic hit, but I've never tried their aromatic ropes before. I will say that the Gawith aromatics are not usually something that American palates truly appreciate.

ABQChris 10-07-2013 04:08 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1888751)
The constituent tobaccos are what contain the nicotine. If you have been getting a nicotine hit from Dark Bird's Eye and not been nauseous or unconscious, you will not find the same nic fix in any aromatic - unless it is an aromatic made from Dark Bird's Eye. in fact, there are not many other tobaccos out there that will give you such a nic hit.

Oh wait, try the Gawith flavored ropes, they would be the only tobacco that I could think of that would come do that. I know the ropes have quite a nic hit, but I've never tried their aromatic ropes before. I will say that the Gawith aromatics are not usually something that American palates truly appreciate.

Thank you! That's helpful. I appreciate your time.

RevSmoke 10-07-2013 08:50 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ABQChris (Post 1888762)
Thank you! That's helpful. I appreciate your time.

You are welcome. Been smoking a pipe for almost 30 years now. When I want a nic hit, I don't reach for an aromatic. I usually like a VaPer (Virginia w/Perique) blend. I haven't had Gawith's Dark Birdseye in a while, but that was always fairly high in nicotine.

MarkinAZ 10-07-2013 10:38 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mister Moo (Post 1885266)
snork
-v (snork) Mod. english; 21st century Amer. slang, origin pipe and cigar forums

1. the process of removing recreational pipe or cigar smoke from the mouth through the sinuses and out the nostrils, bypassing the lungs, thereby saturating smell receptors and maximizing taste value while preserving total lung capacity (TLC).

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick (Post 1885599)
Now that i think more about i do snork a little for better flavor. I just always did it with out noticing.

Can't get enough of the snork myself, and when you get a really favorable and spicy baccy, its just "snork city" out on the patio.

I just blame Dan though:D;)

Nick 10-14-2013 09:28 PM

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I blame everything on dan! Haha

About those ropes they are very good. But they are strong!

ABQChris 11-04-2013 02:54 PM

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Hey, fellas. Happy Monday. You were so helpful before that I thought I'd pose a rather pressing (but hopefully easy) question about nicotine content.

Knowing my occasionally weak self-discipline, I've been smoking Gawith's Dark Bird's Eye for quite a while, as it's high in nicotine content without having to be inhaled, and this will keep me away from cigarettes -- as long as I get that ol' nicotine.

Two of my trusted online sellers, including Mars, are out of Dark Bird's Eye for the first time I can remember, due to their shared importer having run out. Can anyone recommend a comparable pipe tobacco, at least in terms of mouth-absorbed nicotine content? Thanks so much.

MarkinAZ 11-04-2013 03:07 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ABQChris (Post 1896299)
Hey, fellas. Happy Monday. You were so helpful before that I thought I'd pose a rather pressing (but hopefully easy) question about nicotine content.

Knowing my occasionally weak self-discipline, I've been smoking Gawith's Dark Bird's Eye for quite a while, as it's high in nicotine content without having to be inhaled, and this will keep me away from cigarettes -- as long as I get that ol' nicotine.

Two of my trusted online sellers, including Mars, are out of Dark Bird's Eye for the first time I can remember, due to their shared importer having run out. Can anyone recommend a comparable pipe tobacco, at least in terms of mouth-absorbed nicotine content? Thanks so much.

You may want to contact the following Chris:

http://www.smokingpipes.com/tobacco/by-maker/gawith-hoggarth/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=4014

ABQChris 11-04-2013 03:16 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkinCA (Post 1896307)

Thanks, Mark! I considered them, but I ordered from them once, and they repackaged the tobacco. It no longer came in a Gawith-Hoggarth bag; it was in a generic, clear plastic bag with the Smoking Pipes logo stuck on it. I figured that they could put any mixture in there without the customer knowing exactly what he's getting, since it was no longer in the factory packaging. Am I being paranoid?

ABQChris 11-06-2013 03:45 PM

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Anyone? (Or am I being impatient, in addition to the above paranoia?) :)

Savvy 11-06-2013 04:34 PM

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SP is one of the most legitimate retailers. Of course their bulk selections come in SP bags, but I highly doubt it would matter.

If you wanted to still get it in the SG boxes you would have to order the 250/500g boxes that SG releases. Everything else is going to be in SPs own bags.

I definitely have pounds and pounds of various tobacco from that site though. Definitely my preferred retailer.

ABQChris 11-06-2013 05:29 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Savvy (Post 1896877)
SP is one of the most legitimate retailers. Of course their bulk selections come in SP bags, but I highly doubt it would matter.

If you wanted to still get it in the SG boxes you would have to order the 250/500g boxes that SG releases. Everything else is going to be in SPs own bags.

I definitely have pounds and pounds of various tobacco from that site though. Definitely my preferred retailer.

Thank you for the reply, Savvy. The non-factory packaging was, in fact, a 1-pound bag -- I don't order them any smaller. Mars offers the original 500g distinction, but not SP. Same quantity (virtually), different packaging.

If you're an experienced pipe smoker and you haven't noticed anything lacking in the legitimacy of their tobacco, I admit that that makes me feel a bit better about it.

RevSmoke 11-06-2013 07:02 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ABQChris (Post 1896896)
Thank you for the reply, Savvy. The non-factory packaging was, in fact, a 1-pound bag -- I don't order them any smaller. Mars offers the original 500g distinction, but not SP. Same quantity (virtually), different packaging.

If you're an experienced pipe smoker and you haven't noticed anything lacking in the legitimacy of their tobacco, I admit that that makes me feel a bit better about it.

I have gotten this particular tobacco from SP, in their packaging. Here's a great idea, place your order by phone - ask them for the whole 500g box/bag and see what you get.

Just so you know, Gawith, Hoggarth makes Darks Birdseye not SG. And, it is also available at Pipes & Cigars for 17oz for $53.43. Here's the link.

http://www.pipesandcigars.com/ghtobacco.html

ABQChris 11-07-2013 03:13 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RevSmoke (Post 1896935)
I have gotten this particular tobacco from SP, in their packaging. Here's a great idea, place your order by phone - ask them for the whole 500g box/bag and see what you get.

Just so you know, Gawith, Hoggarth makes Darks Birdseye not SG. And, it is also available at Pipes & Cigars for 17oz for $53.43. Here's the link.

http://www.pipesandcigars.com/ghtobacco.html

Perfect, Rev.! I'm grateful for your help. Ordered. :)

Gabe215 11-24-2013 11:59 AM

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Been doing some roaming on these threads on some research, my buddy and I want to start smoking pipes (we both are cigar smokers) can I store pipe tobacco in an old empty with a boveda pack? I'm assuming the aromatics will affect my cigars like infused cigars would! Also what if I don't open tin can it go in my coolidor?

I think I'm gonna try and sample some stuff I've read on the what's in your bowl thread, I was gonna try first and foremost Christmas cheer, and so to bed, night cap, royal yacht, exhausted rooster and sextant. I'm assuming I will like strong sweet tasty tobacco any other stuff I should try? Price isn't a huge point to factor because I will not leave being a cigar smoker, it's cold out and my girlfriend will let me smoke a pipe on the house and sounds like a fun hobby!! Thanks CA!

Gabe215 11-24-2013 12:01 PM

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Empty humidor*

And unopened tin in a coolidor filled with cigars*


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