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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Tkach" data-source="post: 424731" data-attributes="member: 1422"><p>I smoke what I like, too. I just think it's interesting to learn as much as I can about why blends taste the way they do. Smoke what you like and discuss what you like, too! Thing is, I wish I could easily/cheaply manufacture my own tobacco! If I had access to the same steam-jacketed pressed and high-quality leaf that the Gawiths, Mac Baren, etc. use I'd love to tinker and blend and experiment with hot-pressed vs. ribbon cut of the same blend. In home-brewing, it is possible to use most of the same ingredients and process/techniques as production breweries and make really great beer that is tailor-brewed to your specific tastes. Alas, I don't think the same is possible with blending tobacco. All respect to you, too, Cart.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thomas Tkach, post: 424731, member: 1422"] I smoke what I like, too. I just think it's interesting to learn as much as I can about why blends taste the way they do. Smoke what you like and discuss what you like, too! Thing is, I wish I could easily/cheaply manufacture my own tobacco! If I had access to the same steam-jacketed pressed and high-quality leaf that the Gawiths, Mac Baren, etc. use I'd love to tinker and blend and experiment with hot-pressed vs. ribbon cut of the same blend. In home-brewing, it is possible to use most of the same ingredients and process/techniques as production breweries and make really great beer that is tailor-brewed to your specific tastes. Alas, I don't think the same is possible with blending tobacco. All respect to you, too, Cart. [/QUOTE]
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