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<blockquote data-quote="Al in Canada" data-source="post: 54223" data-attributes="member: 683"><p>I have read somewhere (I'll look out for the citation) that the Lakeland blends use actual plant material to achieve the "floral" component of the taste as contrasted to a "casing", which is an added artificial flavouring. </p><p> But the British "Tobbaco Purity Law" was repealed in the 1980's, so that American tobaccos could be sold in England. Sorry I omitted that in the first post. It should be why the difference in the older productions. I guess we all know its not the same any more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Al in Canada, post: 54223, member: 683"] I have read somewhere (I'll look out for the citation) that the Lakeland blends use actual plant material to achieve the "floral" component of the taste as contrasted to a "casing", which is an added artificial flavouring. But the British "Tobbaco Purity Law" was repealed in the 1980's, so that American tobaccos could be sold in England. Sorry I omitted that in the first post. It should be why the difference in the older productions. I guess we all know its not the same any more. [/QUOTE]
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