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<blockquote data-quote="huffelpuff" data-source="post: 421952" data-attributes="member: 2140"><p>For the longest time I would only smoke OTCs. I would scour the flea markets and junk shops looking for old unopened tubs. My favorites in no particular order were half and half from the 30's, PA from the 40's and good old SWR. After I got associated with the folks here I expanded my horizons. Currently I'll smoke anything at least a few times to see if I like it. Or decide exactly why I don't. The one I keep coming back to now is a Scottish mixture done up in the shop by my local tobacconist called St Andrews. My son calls it burning horse farm! Sweet as candy but enough lat to keep the bugs at bay. Lots of great tobacco flavor too. It reminds me of the tobacco I started out with. It was a natural twist tobacco ordered from Crazy Crow back before the credit card companies put a stop to being able to use your card to order tobacco. Wish I could find another source for that stuff....it was my favorite.</p><p></p><p>Jim</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huffelpuff, post: 421952, member: 2140"] For the longest time I would only smoke OTCs. I would scour the flea markets and junk shops looking for old unopened tubs. My favorites in no particular order were half and half from the 30's, PA from the 40's and good old SWR. After I got associated with the folks here I expanded my horizons. Currently I'll smoke anything at least a few times to see if I like it. Or decide exactly why I don't. The one I keep coming back to now is a Scottish mixture done up in the shop by my local tobacconist called St Andrews. My son calls it burning horse farm! Sweet as candy but enough lat to keep the bugs at bay. Lots of great tobacco flavor too. It reminds me of the tobacco I started out with. It was a natural twist tobacco ordered from Crazy Crow back before the credit card companies put a stop to being able to use your card to order tobacco. Wish I could find another source for that stuff....it was my favorite. Jim [/QUOTE]
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