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Yessir, Scotch snuff. Good stuff indeed - cheap too. Never heard of it before, but I definitely like it.

I'm no longer so desperate that I have to pulverize flakes. I just moved to Winston-Salem, NC- the tobacco shop down the road sells an assortment of dry snuff. It's labeled as though it's an orally administered tobacco, but it is as finely ground as any I've seen and dry as a bone. Very, very...

I just want to know why he dubbed it a 'pilgrimage' and not an 'Odyssey'. BA-DUM-DUM!

This was an award given yearly out in England. I don't know how many here are familiar with Stephen Fry, he too was the recipient of this coveted honor. He's an old Brit Wit, best friends with Hugh Laurie and I believe he's on the show Bones from time to time. Can't confirm that last one- not a...

Thanks for the suggestions. I've heard of Revor, and will have eyes out for that one as well as Three Nuns. I'm aware that the idea of pure tobacco is nearly non-existent- It happens to be the specific 'stain' left behind by cavendish and the blandness resulting from humectant-soaked weed that...

Thanks for the help guys. I imagined taxes on tobacco products over there must be through the roof. Rusty: I hope I didn't make myself sound to picky. Irish plugs sound fantastic. Any you might recommend? I just wanted to be specific about aromatics and blends containing cavendish. I can...

Taking a trip to the U.K. in a few months and was wondering if there were some tins I should keep an eye out for that aren't available to us in the states. I prefer straight-forward English/Balkans and the occasional VaPer. No aro's or blends with cavendish. Thanks for the suggestions mates.

Two Stanwell's, two fine bowls of JackKnife Plug. I made an honest attempt at slicing quality flakes on the second bowl, but will say that I prefer it in a 'dirtier' shag.

Going out to give Frog Morton a second chance. McClelland should pay me for the labor inherent in drying this stuff.

My wife loves the smell of Escudo. She says it's her favorite. I can smoke it on a car ride without a single complaint.

I too am a shameless Penzance junkie. That is the smoke that got me hooked on English blends. I don't necessarily compare the taste of all English smokes to that of Penzance, but I do compare the feeling I get when I light them up for the first time.

Cograts. Stay persistent. To this day, I still find the uber-finicky blend that challenges me to keep it lit with each puff.

I saw the earlier heads up about Mars, so I've been watching everyone else like a hawk waiting for some stock to come in. Hopefully there is a supply that can at the very least remain steady. Maybe even sink the price-gouging ship. Wishful thinking... :roll: The amount I picked up would...

:affraid: :affraid: :affraid: Thank you for the heads up. I just checked P&C this morning and they had none. I have not smoked the venerable Penzance in so long. Now I've got a nice, several tins coming my way in the mail. $50 a tin, any takers? :lol:

Love that GBD. I'm smoking a bit of Balkan Sasieni in a Johs. All this wind is making for a quick smoke.

No kidding... :shock: :twisted: :shock: :twisted:

I see my new Mario Grandi on the bottom shelf of that cabinet. She's in good hands now.

To Frost and PB: I'm glad I'm not the only one who has at the very least considered the provisions should zombies overrun the homefront. PB- I will certainly keep in mind the added benefits of Kentucky leaf beyond a decent nicotine kick. Frost- I have drawn up plans for a small plot of corn in...

Stepping out with a Bjarne bent ball and some Sasieni with a Guinness or two. I shall follow that up with some JackKnife Plug and a couple more Guinness. Cheers Brothers.

JackKnife Plug in a Stanwell with some tea. Good smoke, good weather. Planning about three more bowls.