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<blockquote data-quote="KevinM" data-source="post: 313478" data-attributes="member: 2318"><p>If you've just acquired this fetish, and insist on starting with aros, I'd suggest starting with something that is also cheap and cooperative -- I like Lane's RLP-6 better than 1Q. Wilke 191 is a super aromatic, though pricey. If you're near the start of the learning curve on packing and sipping, a premium aro might give you more growing pains than RLP-6. Lots of pipers have started with Prince Albert and other mass market rproducts. A better idea might be to get thee to your local tobacco shoppe and get a couple ounces of a Virginia, a Burley and an English. Get to know what the basic tobacco food groups taste like -- plus learn the basic pipery skills -- and then do whatever pleases you. Good luck. Don't be in a rush.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KevinM, post: 313478, member: 2318"] If you've just acquired this fetish, and insist on starting with aros, I'd suggest starting with something that is also cheap and cooperative -- I like Lane's RLP-6 better than 1Q. Wilke 191 is a super aromatic, though pricey. If you're near the start of the learning curve on packing and sipping, a premium aro might give you more growing pains than RLP-6. Lots of pipers have started with Prince Albert and other mass market rproducts. A better idea might be to get thee to your local tobacco shoppe and get a couple ounces of a Virginia, a Burley and an English. Get to know what the basic tobacco food groups taste like -- plus learn the basic pipery skills -- and then do whatever pleases you. Good luck. Don't be in a rush. [/QUOTE]
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