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iwantadouble
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Pipe Tobacco Recipes
      #47090 - 20/01/06 08:23 AM

I do not know how many of the members are pipe smokers, if any, but I figured I would share the two latest blends of pipe tobacco I have been smoking. My own favorite pipe is a well seasoned Royal Duke of Dundee. For a cheap pipe, it smokes great, and far better than a costly meerschaum I used to have.

First is a standard light and black cavandish blend of 50% each of prefered brands. Nothing outstandingly fancy there, but a good relaxing smoke, that seems to give me less 'bite' than Captain Black's or similar store blends when I was intentionally testing for the bite factor.

My second pet blend of late is a flavored cavandish blend of 33% black, 33% light, and 33% of rum infused light and black cavandish blend. To infuse, I mix the blend, spread out on a cookie sheet for a few days to dry it out, then spray rum (I use Bacardi Gold for this, I recommend against the overproofs, as my experiment with 151 was less than desirable) from a spray bottle like throat sprays come in. I then place a couple of sheets of paper towel over the moistened tobacco and let stay overnight before transfering into a sealed jar with the other two thirds parts to this recipe. While good pipe smoking habits might play a role in the ability of the smoke to bite the tongue more so than than anything, I will note that as with all flavored blends, when intentionally trying to get a bite from the smoke, this is easier than the first.

Aside from my initial tests of deliberately trying to find bite in the smokes, I have not had any from either blend since. Depending on my mood, where I decide to light my pipe, and if I am indulging in a beverage or not determines which I will smoke, but these are the best two blends I have come across in my experimenting.

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AdamTayler
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Re: Pipe Tobacco Recipes [Re: iwantadouble]
      #49078 - 03/02/06 01:54 PM

People smoking pipes up here use a special "herb", and a few of them grow it themselves.

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gryphon
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Re: Pipe Tobacco Recipes [Re: iwantadouble]
      #49135 - 04/02/06 07:32 AM

IWD you certainly like your pipe mate

I can taste that mix right now..sounds bloody good !

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iwantadouble
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Re: Pipe Tobacco Recipes [Re: gryphon]
      #49154 - 04/02/06 03:05 PM

I love my pipe. I find it very relaxing. I will need to pick up some more supplies in the near future, as my last blended batch is running low. I might be biased because of my fondness for the taste of both rum and cavandish blend tobaccos, but I seem to think they are very tasty and aromatic blends.

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