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I'm Curious, What's the Oldest Blend That's Still Produced?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bugsahearn" data-source="post: 454318" data-attributes="member: 3758"><p>That is really interesting that M79 and Granger were started so long ago. Were the blends similar to what they are today? Was the leaf higher quality? Does anyone know what pipe tobacco was common in the London in the late 1880's? It's crazy to me that blends like granger and m79 were around in the 1800's as well Grousemoor and Lakelands!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bugsahearn, post: 454318, member: 3758"] That is really interesting that M79 and Granger were started so long ago. Were the blends similar to what they are today? Was the leaf higher quality? Does anyone know what pipe tobacco was common in the London in the late 1880's? It's crazy to me that blends like granger and m79 were around in the 1800's as well Grousemoor and Lakelands! [/QUOTE]
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