Your Absolute Hands Down Favourite Tobacco...

Joined : 28 Feb 2008 Posts : 134 Location : Wake Forest, NC

It's already been said - this choice is too hard, there are too many good ones out there, my tastes are currently evolving, etc. But pinned down right now my favorite must be Rattray's Hal O the Wynd followed closely by about 20 other near "favorites."

-Andrew

Its not a frequently mentioned blend, but my favorite is Gatlin-Burley from The Gatlinburlier in Gatlinburg, TN. Its a burley blend with a bit of latakia and an aromatic top note to provide a pleasing room note for those around you while you are smoking.

LtMac

Favorites come, and they go when you get another epiphany.I went ga-ga
over G&H Best Brown Flake Scented last year.But you know I am on a mission
to find "That" tobacco and thanks to all the choices we have today I'll never be
sure I've found it,there's always another I haven't tried yet.

Winslow

Joined : 17 Jun 2008 Posts : 3

Right now my absolute go to favorite tobacco is HH vintage Syrian from McBarrons. Can't really put my finger on it but this blend seems t have everything I need in tobacco right now. My tastes do change though and I'm sure that in another year Ill have a new favorite and the Syrian will be knocked down a peg or two, but that's the fun of this hobby isn't it.
Peace
Marc

Joined : 15 Jun 2008 Posts : 149 Location : Atlanta, GA

Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake! If not for SG St James Flake, I'd be happy smoking nothing else.

Gotta say, I'm a little surprised at the broad disparity in tastes and favorites... but I guess that's why we aren't all driving the same cars, or fighting over the same handful of women, eh?
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Joined : 21 Dec 2007 Posts : 139

This is my third post to this thread, reflecting my changing eclectic tastes, but I would now like to cast a vote for Peretti's BPC.

Smokey

Then : Balkan Sobranie Virginian Nr.10

Now : G. L. Pease Embarcadero.

What a Face

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Joined : 19 Aug 2008 Posts : 47

I havent tried but 3 or 4 tinned tobaccos, and I liked the St. James Woods by McClelland, but i'm sure as I become more experienced I will stumble across many many better ones.

Age : 50 Joined : 10 Sep 2008 Posts : 60 Location : east tn

Nite cap, mixture 965, Proper English, Frog Morton, Prince albert in a cob, were does it stop ? I just orderd GL Pease Cumberland.

Joined : 28 Mar 2008 Posts : 22

Old UK made Bell's Three Nuns. If I had a choice of smoking only one tobacco for the rest of my life, this would be it.