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What is a good pipe tabacco and pipe for the winter?
- Thread starter Mavric
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MX
Some may call me....Tim?!?
Any pipe tobacco you like can be a short smoke, warped makes some pipe blends with cigar leaf.
A MM cob is a great choice, easy to break in and smoke well
A MM cob is a great choice, easy to break in and smoke well
MaytagMan
Well-Known Member
I don't smoke a pip too much, but I do have a couple of Morgan Bones pipes. When I was trying to figure out what to buy a few years back they were mentioned a lot plus they are budget-friendly. Don't know a ton about pipe tobacco other than I don't like the aromatics as much. I'll be following to see what the regular pipers recommend in case I decide to dabble again in the near future.
ClemsonTiger77
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
Winter: ANY blend you know that typically smokes a little hotter than others.
For example: Virginias have natural sugars & tend to burn a little hotter.
Tobaccos I like in the winter: ANY Virginia / Perique blend. Rattray’s, G.L. Pease, 3 Nuns, Stokkebye’s Navy Flake / medallions, Orlik Golden Sliced, Dunhill Virginia Flake, Tjordenskold Virginia medallions, etc- see the trend?
Also- in keeping with wintery flavors, a good Balkan blend does the trick. Larry’s blend comes to mind.
If your tin of Christmas Cheer
is puffy- crack it open & stick it in a jar & enjoy. I’ve got 2 tins of 2014, 2016, and the 40th anniversary 2017. I’m not cracking those open until something special happens or unless the can pops. (I love that sound- only heard it once in my life) 
Anyhow- I’m new to the forum but I’ve been smoking a pipe for around 25 years- learned in the navy. I know more about pipe smoking than I do about stogies- so- any other questions- hit me up- chances are I’ve made a fair portion of mistakes anyone could make including breaking pipe stems
For example: Virginias have natural sugars & tend to burn a little hotter.
Tobaccos I like in the winter: ANY Virginia / Perique blend. Rattray’s, G.L. Pease, 3 Nuns, Stokkebye’s Navy Flake / medallions, Orlik Golden Sliced, Dunhill Virginia Flake, Tjordenskold Virginia medallions, etc- see the trend?
Also- in keeping with wintery flavors, a good Balkan blend does the trick. Larry’s blend comes to mind.
If your tin of Christmas Cheer
is puffy- crack it open & stick it in a jar & enjoy. I’ve got 2 tins of 2014, 2016, and the 40th anniversary 2017. I’m not cracking those open until something special happens or unless the can pops. (I love that sound- only heard it once in my life) Anyhow- I’m new to the forum but I’ve been smoking a pipe for around 25 years- learned in the navy. I know more about pipe smoking than I do about stogies- so- any other questions- hit me up- chances are I’ve made a fair portion of mistakes anyone could make including breaking pipe stems