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R.A.T.S. Rarely Available Tobacco Signal
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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 2386" data-source="post: 353277"><p>I've never tried it, either, but there was a substantial buzz about it last year, following an article in the New York Times (if memory serves). There's a sizable thread on it somewhere around here...<a href="https://www.brothersofbriar.com/t22975-semois-story-in-nyt-magazine?highlight=semois" target="_blank">here we go</a>. Definitely doesn't have any lat; it's a single origin blend, as I understand, made entirely of leaf grown in the Semois Valley of Belgium. Think I read somewhere it was a burley varietal.</p><p></p><p>As for ease of attainment, prior to today it was virtually impossible to find in the US, and even now it's available exclusively though the website I linked to. I picked up a brick, so once I've tried it rest assured I'll report back on the BoB!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 2386, post: 353277"] I've never tried it, either, but there was a substantial buzz about it last year, following an article in the New York Times (if memory serves). There's a sizable thread on it somewhere around here...[url=https://www.brothersofbriar.com/t22975-semois-story-in-nyt-magazine?highlight=semois]here we go[/url]. Definitely doesn't have any lat; it's a single origin blend, as I understand, made entirely of leaf grown in the Semois Valley of Belgium. Think I read somewhere it was a burley varietal. As for ease of attainment, prior to today it was virtually impossible to find in the US, and even now it's available exclusively though the website I linked to. I picked up a brick, so once I've tried it rest assured I'll report back on the BoB! [/QUOTE]
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