Posted: 2/25/2012 12:43:29 PM EDT
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Hello all, I am new to this section of the forums and relatively new to pipe smoking (1 month or so). I have a couple of questions in regards to the title about what are some sweet pipe tobaccos that you would recommend for a beginner?
Also, I would like to know the best way/ways of storing pipe tobacco? Thanks P.S. I have been smoking Ennis and Captain Black Royal I really enjoy the Ennis, the Captain Black is okay. |
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Berry Nice
Very Cherry Pipesandcigars.com will be your friend!!! Link ETA.. Anniversary Kake Blacksbury Are two more... |
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Berry Nice Very Cherry Pipesandcigars.com will be your friend!!! Link ETA.. Anniversary Kake Blacksbury Are two more... Thanks! Unfortunately I can not order online because I am only 20. But I can get my local tobacconist to order it for me or knowing him he probably already has it. |
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Just about any VA based tobacco will have some sweetness to it...
But your probably looking for the cased Black Cavendish variety. Go to tobacco reviews website and do an advanced search. You can even search by Casing/flavor. I would find a flavor that you'd like to try and find which has the most reviews. Get the info and take it to your Shop and see what he can do about getting some or all of what you want. I would say Boswell, Cornell & Diehl, Hearth and Home(Pipesandcigars brand) are a basic staple for good Aromatics. |
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I was smoking a pipe at 20 as well. Not knowing where you live, nor what may be available to you locally, many of the pipe tins have an excellent variety of "sweet" flavors. Vanilla, cherry, etc are where you'll find your sweeter tobacco. So.. explore and enjoy. |
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?????? What? Sorry..... Please look at this.... Age to buy Anyone 18 years of age or older can place an order....20 is old enough. |
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?????? What? Sorry..... Please look at this.... Age to buy Anyone 18 years of age or older can place an order....20 is old enough. It's fine. 
And thanks, most stores online you have to be 21. |
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It's very easy to get around the age to order problem. I am also 20 and havent had a problem with any of the major online stores. Really? I tried one store just to see what would happen and it said my order could not go through or something to that extent. |
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It's very easy to get around the age to order problem. I am also 20 and havent had a problem with any of the major online stores. Really? I tried one store just to see what would happen and it said my order could not go through or something to that extent. Just stick with your local guy who knows you, see if he can get you some. If the online store policy is 21, then there's probably a reason/law they require it. You could lie, but you would be putting someone else's livelihood in jeopardy. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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It's very easy to get around the age to order problem. I am also 20 and havent had a problem with any of the major online stores. Really? I tried one store just to see what would happen and it said my order could not go through or something to that extent. Just stick with your local guy who knows you, see if he can get you some. If the online store policy is 21, then there's probably a reason/law they require it. You could lie, but you would be putting someone else's livelihood in jeopardy. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Deffiantly don't lie about it. Most say must be 21 but never ask for a verification. Plus for my state (PA) it 18 so i dont worry about it too bad. |
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I never lied, I filled all the info out correctly and that is what they told me. Also, thanks for all the suggestions everyone! So how do most of you all store your tobaccos? Good man for doing the right thing. Most here store baccy in mason jars Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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I never lied, I filled all the info out correctly and that is what they told me. Also, thanks for all the suggestions everyone! So how do most of you all store your tobaccos? Good man for doing the right thing. Most here store baccy in mason jars Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile You don't have to worry about humidity or anything? |
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For uncased/unfoavored tobacco most VA's will give a natural sweetness- especially red VA's.
For cased (which is what im sure you're asking about), vanillas tend to be some of the sweetest. Villager 1888's Mid-Day is pretty sweet, W.O. Larsen is fairly sweet but in a more fruity way. If chocolate, vanilla, and molasses/maple are more to your liking you cant go wrong with Benjamin Hartwell's Evening Stroll. |
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Quoted: I bought my first pipe at 19. I haven't touched in a while because the cigar shop here only has a few aromatics for sale. It's all natural or nothing for me.Quoted: Quoted: ?????? What? Unusual for a 20 year old to enjoy a pipe.....not a bad thing, just unusual Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Berry Nice Very Cherry Pipesandcigars.com will be your friend!!! Link ETA.. Anniversary Kake Blacksbury Are two more... I just wanted to make an update that my order came in today and I was able to smoke the Very Cherry. All I can say is, that it is delicious! The Berry Nice smells amazing as well and can't wait to try that one. Thanks for the recommendations. As to every one else I plan on going down the list and seeing which ones I like for the future. Thanks again for all the recommendations! |
