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Looks like maybe I should pick up a few cobs (sigghhh)
I am like a kid in a candy store. Someone help a poor brother out. I am getting a few cobs but now what. What tobaccos to try. I am a strictly Cuban Cigar smoker. I like subtle nuances in my cigars.............creamy, sweet (not cloying but sweetness to it) coffee and leather notes. Not a big spice fan. 4noggins looks like a good place to start..........what if anything is a can't miss for a newb with my taste profile? |
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Then get on with the Newbie Pipe Tobacco thread. Brothers there will hook you up just fine. http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=9168 Get a good variety of tobacco samples to try, and work from there. In time things will work out. Only advice I can give is to take things slow. Pipe smoking is something that should be taken slowly IMMO. Think of it like when you first got into cigars. If you were like me you wanted to try everything and buy everything. Then you end up with a large stash of cigars you find out you really do not care for. Then spend endless time, smoking them or giving them away ahaha ![]()
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I broke down 5 cobs on route |
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36 posts... Jeepers. It'll take til Easter to come up with some tobacco to go with them.
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