/tbg/- Tobacco General

[Anonymous No.15634404]

Post and discuss cigars, pipe tobacco, cigarettes, snus, snuff, hookah, etc.
Start posting your original tobacco pics for use in future OP’s

Previous thread: >>15560985

[Anonymous No.15634415]

>>15634404
Tobacco isn’t food. Fuck off

[Anonymous No.15634419]

>>15634404
>Keeping the label on
I collect those. Take it off and smoke the entire cigar.

[Anonymous No.15634475]

>>15634419
Sure, but you take it off just before it starts to burn.
The heat from the cherry softens the glue so you can remove it without tearing the band or the wrapper.

[Anonymous No.15634484]

>waiting for the mailman to deliver my snus

10 tins of ettan

[Anonymous No.15635031]

I've got a couple of gurkhas in my humidor currently awaiting the weather to get a little nicer.
Once it does I like to sit out and smoke it on my patio with a nice glass of Lagavulin 16. The smokeyness of the scotch pairs perfectly with a harsh hitting aged cigar.

[Anonymous No.15635034]

>>15634419
I may be stupid, but I always saw the label as a suggestion as to where you toss the cigar once the ash reaches that point. Usually when the cigar gets to that point it begins to taste burnt for me personally.

[Anonymous No.15635092]

[Anonymous No.15635177]

>>15634404

[Anonymous No.15635185]

Nothing better than inhaling something that smells like burned pubes

[Anonymous No.15635192]

>>15635031
>I like to sit out and smoke it on my patio with a nice glass of Lagavulin 16
SOY

[Anonymous No.15636122]

>>15634404
What are some aromatic flavor profiles besides vanilla and cherry?

[Anonymous No.15636135]

I always like trying new cigars but there’s always that one time where you’re let down.

[Anonymous No.15636146]

>>15634404
Tobacco is neither food nor is smoking tobacco cooking.

[Anonymous No.15636171]

>>15636146
I mean, I guess you COULD cook the tobacco leaves.

[Anonymous No.15636423]

>>15634404
Any good websites to order variety packs of cigars from? Yes I can google, I'm asking for a site by someone with experience who already did all that.

[Anonymous No.15636453]

>>15635177
>cigars
>lung cancer
Lol

[Anonymous No.15636468]

>>15636453
I mean, there are a small percentage of idiots who suck down their cigars, but a boomer like Limbaugh doesn't strike me as that sort of idiot.

[Anonymous No.15636560]

>>15636423
Cigars.com works well enough for me. They let you select a few different cigars for a discount.

[Anonymous No.15636744]

How is this related to food

[Anonymous No.15636790]

>2021
>Doesn't consume nicotine
Are you bullied, mentally handicapped or perhaps both?

>I-it kills you
Yes, and? Was life a competition to see who lives the longest?

>it's addicting!!!
It's not, as long as you're not under-aged and you can smoke in moderation

>it's....IT'S EXPENSIVE!!!
Who forces you to buy a pack every day, fucking peat-gavel

[Anonymous No.15636798]

>>15636423
Cigarbid can get you some really cheap deals if your viligant. Check the closing soon lots

[Anonymous No.15636835]

>>15634404
I enjoy cigars but I'd never want to smoke one all in one sitting. Would you recommend cigarillos or is putting out and relighting a cigar fine?

[Anonymous No.15636991]

>>15634404
Should I shave off my neckbeard before I start smoking pipe

[Anonymous No.15637031]

>>15634404
If you’re ever in London, I would highly recommend stopping into the garden room at the Lanesborough hotel.

Definitely overpriced, but you can get basically any cigar you could think of with amazing food and drink. Everything is high quality and the service is amazing.

Just walk in and go to the basement like you belong there. It has a peninsula roof and heated floors so it feels like youre inside, but you’re technically outdoors. 10/10.

Last time i was there I got Scottish salmon, a cohiba behike 52, and a glass of lagavulin. Shit was cash money

[Anonymous No.15637138]

>>15637031
man I lived in london for a year, and definitely took a lot of the things for granted, wish I saved less and eat less from tesco.

[Anonymous No.15637168]

Just found out about snus. I'm afraid I'm doing it too much now, going through like a can every 2 days.

[Anonymous No.15637287]

>>15635034
It tastes burnt because when you first light it up, it passes through more tobacco, picking up more flavor.
I've seen cigars with the label in the middle, so idk if I would take it as a suggestion.

[Anonymous No.15637692]

Whats the best way to pack and light a pipe?

[Anonymous No.15637700]

>>15636835
There are different sizes you know. You don’t have to smoke a Churchill every time

[Anonymous No.15637952]

>>15637692
>put leaves in pipe
>set leaves on fire

[Anonymous No.15637954]

Probably off topic but I'll give it a try. Does /tbg/ use incense, diffusers, or any other kind of smell maker to cover up tobacco scent? Been thinking of getting one, but I'm not sure what the best and most convenient option is.

[Anonymous No.15638131]

>>15637692
https://youtu.be/4rn2te7Fx9w

[Anonymous No.15638372]

>>15634484
Very
Very
Very
Based and tradpilled

[Anonymous No.15638825]

>>15637138
Yeah i mean i was there for a couple weeks and just blew money like a retard. But definitely worth the couple hundred bucks just to experience something like that.

If you ever go back, it’s worth the stop.

[Anonymous No.15638853]

>cancersticks
No thanks. I'd rather suck on a nice clean penis and I'm not even gay

[Anonymous No.15638919]

this isn't food or cooking

[Anonymous No.15639990]

>>15637954
I think the best option is to not smoke in a room if you don't want it to smell like tobacco smoke.
There are devices, like rabbit air, that claim to purify and get rid of the smell, no idea if they work.
A thorough vacuuming and dusting will remove a good amount of smell.
If it's really ingrained into the walls and furniture etc the only real way to get rid is to use something like high concentrations of ozone.

[Anonymous No.15640169]

>>15636453
Looks like he's smoking in a closed room, so do the math

[Anonymous No.15640261]

I am not a habitual cigarette smoker, so I tend to only roll it out of the pipe tobacco or cigar clippings I have. This stuff right here is one of the most pleasant smokes you'll ever have if you do RYO. I highly recommend it.

[Anonymous No.15640495]

>>15638919
Cry me a river

[Anonymous No.15640556]

>>15635192
>I don’t like when people enjoy things

[Anonymous No.15640563]

>>15634484
Ettan is pretty nice, if you haven't tried it before you won't be disappointed. Tastes like unsweetened chocolate. One of the few brands I've tried other than General that I really enjoyed.

[Anonymous No.15640564]

>>15636991
no, you can use your beard to hold the pipe

[Anonymous No.15640573]

>>15637168
The average user in Sweden goes through a can every 2-3 days and it doesn't seem like there are any significant negative effects from that. Overall it seems pretty safe. A can will last me at least 4 days but I think I'm a little more sensitive to nicotine. But if you want to cut down a little you can try just leaving the portions in longer, I find most of them keep some flavor longer than the hour most people keep them in for.

[Anonymous No.15640610]

I stopped smoking for a year now I can't even smoke a cig without having nausea

[Anonymous No.15640631]

>>15636790
Nicotine isn’t cancer causing, it’s just an addictive stimulant. The other junk in tobacco / combustion is what causes cancer.

[Anonymous No.15640656]

>>15636468
if you smoke indoors you're inhaling alot of smoke. Much like you can get cancer from secondhand smoke

[Anonymous No.15640657]

>rarely have a cigar and enjoy it
>always hold back urge to puke from the taste in my mouth overnight/next morning
wat do

[Anonymous No.15640664]

>>15640631
yes. nicotine is carcinogenic. Studies showing this are problematic because multi-billion dollar tobacco companies would have a fit and there are a few ethical problems in performing a comprehensive study.

I enjoy cigs, pipes and snus, but I'm not ignorant or in denial about the risks associated with each product.

[Anonymous No.15640698]

>>15640664
>nicotine is carcinogenic
No it's not

[Anonymous No.15640705]

Quit smoking over a month ago. Had a hypertensive crisis. Never going back, pals.

[Anonymous No.15640714]

>>15640705
How much did you smoke?

[Anonymous No.15640731]

i though this was a food/cooking board

[Anonymous No.15640753]

>>15640698
In large amounts it might be. People talk about how fucked up their gums get from using really strong snus where they start peeling off and I think if you're consistently damaging your gums like that it could eventually cause cancer. People who are chain vaping really high concentrations of nicotine might be doing something similar with their lungs. But a lot of studies have been done with regular strength snus and I don't think any cases of oral cancer were found in those users.

[Anonymous No.15640768]

>>15640664
>nicotine is carcinogenic
No it’s not you fucking idiot. Nicotine is nearly identical to caffeine. Does caffeine cause cancer? No, it’s the ways you CONSUME nicotine that cause the cancer (combustion of tobacco, fermented tobacco, etc.) There’s commercially available nicotine inhalers that give you pure nicotine and nothing else. They do not cause cancer and nobody (except you) has ever claimed they do.

[Anonymous No.15640774]

>>15640731
People regularly talk about the flavors of tobacco and cooking process for some of it, so it's probably the most relevant board for it. I don't think 4chan will ever have a drug board though maybe when dude weed lmao is fully legalized there might be more demand for a board for those things. But these threads are pretty civil and pale in comparison to the amount of e-celeb and other shitposting threads.

[Anonymous No.15640874]

Any zippobros here tried filling up pic related with kerosene? Does it really work as well as jewy original zippo fuel?

[Anonymous No.15640892]

>>15640874
Sure. But it'll smell like kerosene.

[Anonymous No.15640944]

>>15640753
>In large amounts it might be
In large amount is toxic, but still not carcinogenic as we know today

[Anonymous No.15641401]

>>15636122
I got a peaches and cream that's really good. The tobacconist house blend tho so you gotta go to their shop to buy

[Anonymous No.15641428]

>>15636135
Two cigars I've had that were highly rated, but didn't suit my palette at all were:
Joya de Nicaragua Cuatro Cinco
Plasencia Reserva Original

I disliked the Plasencia so much I wouldn't even consider buying a different blend from them.

[Anonymous No.15641552]

bought a kilo of whole tobacco leaves. i shreded them and smoked in cigarette form, without filter. the virginia leaves were bright yellow, it didnt gave much buzz(although they feel nice to smoke) so i thought that maybe the tobacco wasnt fermented? what do i do with this then?

[Anonymous No.15642471]

>>15641552
If the tobacco is nice to smoke why get rid of it? Just use up the rest of the bag and buy something different next time

[Anonymous No.15643359]

>>15641552
Keep it in an airtight jar for a few years to age it, or just smoke it and get some new one. I never really got the 'buzz' of nicotine. Never felt it myself.

[Anonymous No.15643833]

>>15643359
>never really got the 'buzz' of nicotine. Never felt it myself.
Have you never smoked a cigarette?

[Anonymous No.15643889]

>>15643833
Yes, I've smoked about five packs of cigarettes in my life, before switching over to pipes and cigars. I didn't inhale though.

[Anonymous No.15643904]

can someone explain to me what food and cooking has to do with lung cancer?

[Anonymous No.15643905]

>>15643889
>didn't inhale
That's why. You're supposed to inhale cigs. I didn't get the big deal with cigarettes at first until I inhaled. Fuck it felt good.

Don't do it.

[Anonymous No.15643914]

>>15643904
It makes food and drink taste even better and accompanies it with very nice flavours.

[Anonymous No.15644047]

>>15643904
Pipes, cigars, snus, snuff, etc. seem to have pretty low rates of cancer almost to the point of being negligible. Not everyone is just smoking cigarettes. If you don't like the threads it's pretty easy to add "tobacco" to the filter and never see them again, don't see the point in complaining about it instead.

[Anonymous No.15644615]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15645265]

>>15636122
I bought this cheap flake cut butterscotch pipe tobacco, that's pretty good for the first 10min of smoking. Anyone know of a good chocolate pipe tobacco?

[Anonymous No.15645309]

If I put some loose tobacco in my wax warmer can I fill my house with its warm spicy aroma?

[Anonymous No.15645644]

>>15640261
you retarded 12 year old

[Anonymous No.15646726]

Bump

[Anonymous No.15647228]

>>15643905
Try snuff, it hit better and harder.

[Anonymous No.15647356]

What's a good basic cigar?
I have smoked and enjoyed macanudo cafe and cru royal but I don't know where to go from there

[Anonymous No.15647535]

>>15647356
Rockey Patel The Edge is a decent everyday/budget cigar. Just pick up whatever looks good. Keep trying a variety of them and keep a notebook of the ones you like and ones to avoid

[Anonymous No.15647661]

which one of you is this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HCuZdre9ic

[Anonymous No.15647696]

any recommendations for a cigar that would go well with pic rel? it has strong notes of peppercorn and orange peel

[Anonymous No.15647710]

>>15634404
I have to say it's a bid weird seeing my photos used for not one but two threads.

[Anonymous No.15647780]

>>15647696
I'd go for a Nicaraguan cigar.

[Anonymous No.15647800]

>people posting itt

[Anonymous No.15647881]

>>15647696
Dominican maduro

[Anonymous No.15647974]

>>15647710
OP gas the gay for you
>>15647800
Yourself included

[Anonymous No.15648084]

>>15647800
Nah. I'd never wear a fedora or a shirt like that.

[Anonymous No.15648124]

>>15634415
>>15636146
>>15638919
I beg to disagree.

[Anonymous No.15648292]

>>15647228
Nah. I quit cigs a while ago.

[Anonymous No.15648483]

>>15636744
t. newfag underage
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.15648897]

>>15645644
huh

[Anonymous No.15649694]

Anyone know of a reliable company besides 4noggins that doesnt ask a lot of questions? Asking for a friend ofc.

[Anonymous No.15649717]

>>15649694
>reliable company
>4noggins

[Anonymous No.15649732]

>>15649717
Jeff is a little slow sometimes but I've never had a problem. What's you suggestion then big guy?

[Anonymous No.15649748]

>>15634404
I love cigars, but you're actually retarded if you think tobacco belongs on the food and cooking board.

[Anonymous No.15649755]

>>15649748
See
>>15636790

[Anonymous No.15649765]

How do I get into cigars? Where to start?

[Anonymous No.15649774]

>>15649765
>buy cigar
>shove it up your arse

done.

[Anonymous No.15649784]

>>15649774
You got a loicense for that there cigar, guvnah?

[Anonymous No.15650332]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15651637]

I prefer the effect of real snus to "nicotine pouches". Despite comparing similar strength products, I find "nicotine pouches" have a buzzier, almost unpleasant effect. I'm assuming they use nicotine salts or something like that in "nicotine pouches". Anyone else find this?

Anyone try any of the skruf nyans portions? Do they taste as nice as they sound?

[Anonymous No.15651672]

>>15651637
Yeah they use nicotine salts which are supposed to be absorbed much faster and even a moderate amount of nicotine can feel unpleasant if it hits you all at once. Tobacco also contains other compounds that can be relaxing which helps even out the effects of the nicotine.

[Anonymous No.15651819]

>>15649765
just go to a humidor/cigar shop and buy one fool. only fags see this shit as a hobby. same with liquor. try a few, youll figure out what you like and dont like.

some anon told me to get a nicaraguan cigar as it might pair well with the bourbon I have. Its alright, gonna try a different regions 'baccy next time. Boom thats my story of getting into cigars

[Anonymous No.15651916]

>>15651819
I like to buy my cigars in bulk due to it being cheaper so I treat it a little more like a hobby, but only in that I have to take care of 50+ cigars at any time and keep them all in a good condition which pretty much comes down to 'check to see if the humidor is at the right temperature and humidity every so often'. I don't save the bands or make a notebook of cigar tastes or such.

[Anonymous No.15651933]

>>15651916
when I say treat it as a hobby im talking about one of those guys that make youtube videos about them and its their whole persona. Cigar Guy TV or what have you, huge display of cigars behind them, all the cigars in the world, its all they talk about and embody. Theres a dozen of them for every little interest or product with a cult like following in the world. Just enjoy a nice cigar, if you get to the point that you know cigars well and buy lots of them, have refined opinions on them I still wouldn't call it a hobby. You're just a guy that likes cigars and also knows them well.

[Anonymous No.15651973]

>>15651933
That's just people trying to find their youtube niche and such. I wouldn't take that as an actual reflection of most cigar smokers. That said, don't be afraid to pick up a few things, like a decent humidor and some tupperware to use to store stuff not in the humidor, some boveda packs (which you can absolutely rehumidify in distilled water, ignore their 'don't do that' nonsense) and get a selection of cigars along with some bundles of cheaper ones just so you 1. Have a bunch of cigars on hand and 2. You can see the differences and find out which one you like best because while cigars I'd say aren't quite as varied as pipe tobacco, there's still substantial differences in flavour between different blenders, types of cigars, the different tobacco used, different grades of leaf and fermentation, etc. Calling it a hobby, I mean, you can call anything a hobby, I suppose. It's the mindset more than anything. Are cigars something you enjoy having and smoking or do you make it something you focus on as a pasttime in of itself and not just 'Oh I like these cigars, I'll buy a bunch, keep them around and have them when I'm having a beer'.

It's a bit like pipe smoking in that as well. I've got nine different pipes of various makes and sizes, I keep four jars of tobacco on the go and I make sure I've always got some tins stashed away for later, but I wouldn't call myself a pipe hobbyist. I don't collect pipes or try to hunt down specific makes or brands, I don't make it a mission to try every single pipe tobacco blended and make notes on them, but I have various pipes for various different things and I do like to try new pipe tobacco, I just don't make a big deal of it, note down the flavours, etc. It's the difference between someone who knows how to cook and has the utensils and can cook well and someone who sees cooking as a hobby in of itself, if that makes sense.

[Anonymous No.15653422]

Does anyone else smoke simply because you know that it will eventually kill you? Apparently the “death wish” phenomenon is not all that uncommon among tobacco users.

[Anonymous No.15653453]

>>15653422
well its not like any smoker doesn't know its going to kill them these days

[Anonymous No.15654640]

>>15651672
>Tobacco also contains other compounds that can be relaxing which helps even out the effects of the nicotine.

tobacco makes me feel chipper
tobacco has compounds that make me relax
tobacco helps me poop

thank you tobacco

[Anonymous No.15654848]

>>15640874
zippos are fucking annoying with that.
Just get a butane, electric insert or use a dupont.

[Anonymous No.15654863]

>>15653422
people with that mindset smoke because they usually don't make it to midlife
there are others that smoke and don't give a shit at all. I know someone that has smoked a pack a day for 30 years and they're still going strong doing physically demanding labor. That person will smoke a pack a day on their death bed.

[Anonymous No.15654885]

>>15649765
Go to your local cigar shop and ask for an Acid Kuba Kuba. If they don't have it, go to another one.

[Anonymous No.15655901]

>>15634404
Tobacco is inherently anti-Semitic

[Anonymous No.15656283]

>>15655901
That’s why I smoke it

[Anonymous No.15657525]

>>15656283
based

[Anonymous No.15657882]

>>15655901
How so? Hitler went balls out on an anti-smoking campaign and he was the most anti-semitic person i know

[Anonymous No.15657943]

For me its Skoal Apple pouches. The flavor is amazing but they always need a pinch of water.

[Anonymous No.15657987]

>>15634415
This. They should ban these threads and everyone who actively participates.

[Anonymous No.15658154]

>>15654885
I've never had an Acid. Personally I'm not one for flavoured cigars, but I get that people who are coming into cigars with a history of smoking flavoured tobacco or vaping would perhaps find it easier. Then again, I've always loved the smell of tobacco even as a child so I didn't have any transition period. I remember my first cigar and absolutely loving it.

[Anonymous No.15658156]

>>15657987
As opposed to breaking multiple global rules like you, amiright?

[Anonymous No.15658787]

>>15657943
>The flavor is amazing but they always need a pinch of water.
Have you tried General snus? I liked when I switched over from American brands because General is kept refrigerated so it stays moist.

[Anonymous No.15659078]

[Anonymous No.15659108]

>>15648292
Snuff its safe to use in moderate amounts. But nicotine its additive no matter if your putting on your lungs, gums or nose.

[Anonymous No.15659346]

For me it’s Sir Walter Scott’s fine border snuff: Anson’s Imperial flavor.
Also white is the best general snus product.

[Anonymous No.15659933]

>>15655901
Based /metal/poster

>>15659108
I stick to pipes or cigars. I don't mess with anything that gives you a massive nicotine rush. It's just too addictive for me. With the pipes or cigars, I never feel a nicotine hit unless I'm on an empty stomach and chiefing away.

[Anonymous No.15660019]

>>15659933
I didn’t you smoked tobacco Bongman

[Anonymous No.15660026]

>>15659933
I didn’t know you smoked tobacco Bongman

[Anonymous No.15660497]

>>15636423
Holts.com has some excellent samplers

[Anonymous No.15660506]

>>15636835
>or is putting out and relighting a cigar fine?
Absolutely not ok. It will taste like shit.

[Anonymous No.15660561]

>>15658787
I have not and have never tried snus before though I want to. Probably better for the mouth too.

[Anonymous No.15661820]

[Anonymous No.15662718]

>>15660561
Yeah supposedly it has no cases of mouth cancer associated with it but I think that might only be for the regular strength, the stronger stuff can be really irritating and I don't think they've studied that specifically yet. You can use this site to see if any stores in your area carry it though:

https://www.generalsnus.com/StoreLocator/

[Anonymous No.15664121]

>>15662718
Thanks. The store I buy dip from apparently carries general so I'll buy a tin next time I go.

[Anonymous No.15664526]

>>15664121
Nice. The original has a citrus flavor which is my favorite of the bunch if you think you might like that more than the mint and wintergreen, and it has the most moisture. But if you end up liking it you can order some online that have fruit flavorings like your apple Skoal, though they're usually flavored with some kind of berry and don't have any sweeteners added.

[Anonymous No.15664533]

>>15635034
It's just for show, in the old days you had the label so your greasy fingers from eating won't fuck up your sigar.

[Anonymous No.15664765]

>>15664526
I'll probably end up experimenting with flavors. I like minty flavors and also dip grizzly wintergreen longcut once in awhile but its really harsh on my mouth so I try to avoid it. I dipped it exclusively for years and it fucked my gums up. All the mint flavors Skoal makes are terrible. Apple is the only one I like, it reminds me of a cigar if that makes sense.

[Anonymous No.15665136]

>>15635034
No, it's pretty much there just for brand recognition and to mark it as a certain company's product. If your cigar is tasting worse, put the end to a flame and blow gently until it catches on fire, then keep blowing until the gas has all burnt out. It'll taste much better after that.

[Anonymous No.15665143]

>>15665136
Oh and take it away from the flame once lit.

[Anonymous No.15666217]

>>15664765
>I'll probably end up experimenting with flavors.
That's probably best, my favorite snus is Kronan which a lot of people hate and don't recommend trying.

I don't mind mint flavoring but a lot of them just seem to use so much that it causes more irritation. I had some with that problems when using mint snus as well. But I think Grizzly wintergreen has more nicotine which will also be harsher on your gums so you might be okay with General wintergreen.

[Anonymous No.15667091]

>>15665136
Is the flammable gas build up a sign of a young cigar? Or is it pretty universal to all cigars irrelevant of age or quality etc?

[Anonymous No.15667164]

>>15667091
Pretty universal. Not sure what it is, but it'll crop up.

[Anonymous No.15667190]

Any suggestions for rolling tobacco thats similar to marlboro 27s or southern cuts? I've been getting stokkebye turkish export but its not quite the same

[Anonymous No.15668231]

i'm still a little ways off from 21 so out of curiosity, how rigorous is 4noggins with their age verification? Is the packaging for tobacco subtle or does USPS require signatures?

[Anonymous No.15669034]

Bump

[Anonymous No.15669656]

who the fuck keeps bumping this

[Anonymous No.15670774]

[Anonymous No.15671200]

>>15670774
Based early morning tuxedo poster

[Anonymous No.15672869]

[Anonymous No.15672886]

>>15649755
That post has nothing to do with tobacco not being food or cooking.

[Anonymous No.15673398]

>>15649765
Start with Connecticut wrapper cigars, they have a more mild taste. I'm experienced and they are my favorite, don't think you need to smoke only dark maduros.

[Anonymous No.15673418]

I'm the cigar smoker who finally got some pipes because of the last threads. Very new, here are my notes so far; I got a starter pack from 4noggins and got some extra pipes from Missouri meerschaum and from Townsends (some historical clay pipes). Enjoyed the Thomas Blend for its vanilla-y flavors, loved smelling maple in my beard. Lane 1-Q is pretty good, better than the captain black cherry and amphora I tried. The Britt's Balkan is great, reminds me of a cigar. Melthley's or whatever wasn't that interesting.
Because I liked the Britt's balkan I think I'll like latakia.
I smoked too hard until I figured out the breath method.

[Anonymous No.15673426]

>>15668231
I didn't see any age verification. My box had no indication it was tobacco.

[Anonymous No.15673447]

>>15636835
Smoke toros.

[Anonymous No.15673453]

>>15653422
Cigars and pipes don't kill people.

[Anonymous No.15674259]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15674263]

>>15649765
Romeo y Juliet 1875 is the perfect place to start. Mild not too expensive and good burn time

[Anonymous No.15674312]

>>15673447
Aren't those larger?

[Anonymous No.15674357]

>>15649765
>Go to local tobacco shop
>Buy a few relatively inexpensive cigars from different origins and companies
>Smoke them
>If you like them, buy more of them or more cigars like them
It’s the same shit as liquor. Things may sound or look cool but you just don’t know what you like until you try it.

[Anonymous No.15674895]

>>15673418
Congrats for getting into pipe anon, you won’t regret your decision

[Anonymous No.15675257]

Am I retarded for rolling my own cigarettes out of pipe tobacco?

[Anonymous No.15675259]

>>15675257
yes

[Anonymous No.15675376]

for me its the macanudo minis, small enough to smoke in 30min, not too much to blow your ass out like most cigars

[Anonymous No.15675390]

>>15675259
Why? It tastes and feels just fine, I used to roll spliffs with it which was probably even stupider but I've really come to appreciate the tabac on its own

[Anonymous No.15675520]

>>15675257
I smoke a pipe. A coworker liked the smell of my tobacco, he tried a pipe, wasn't quite his jazz, so he just stared rolling it. Still does. He likes it.

[Anonymous No.15676490]

i turned 21 today and now i can finally buy cigarettes legally in california.
only ever tried marlboro, american spirit, and camels though. what other brand of cigarettes should i try out?

[Anonymous No.15676517]

>>15634404
Does anyone know where I can get some Nat Sherman Black and Golds in SC? Preferably near the Charleston area?

[Anonymous No.15676590]

Yet another idiotic mouth cancer thread...

[Anonymous No.15677517]

Currently stocking up on cartons of winstons and american spirits

[Anonymous No.15677590]

>>15676590
I like how you switched from lung to mouth cancer after being continuously blown the fuck out, but even then mouth cancer is a rare occurence that is only even a slightly tangible risk if you smoke multiple cigars and pipes daily year in, year out.

[Anonymous No.15677738]

>>15674312
Yes, significantly.

[Anonymous No.15678463]

>>15636835
Relighting a cigar isn't desireable. It can be done, but you'll bascially have to purge first, trim off the end of all burnt material, then relight and even then it won't be quite as good in the absolute best circumstance. You can smoke most cigar sizes in an hour and a bit. What's wrong with spending an hour or so, puffing on a cigar every minute or so?

[Anonymous No.15678573]

>>15674312
Than churchills? No. Smoke robustos then.

[Anonymous No.15678604]

>>15634404
>>15673418
I regret not just trusting the guy from the earlier thread who posted his collection. Pic related, it's his.
I've been watching Muttonchop piper and his 2017 club blend of the year had two of the tins on here, Early Morning and nightcap. I got Lane 1-Q anyway.

[Anonymous No.15678614]

>>15677517
American spirits seem to be somewhat popular whenever I ask people but never show up in media. I tried them once, liked them, but I'm not a cigarette smoker. Maybe they're too strong for people or the drones of the popular ciggie smokers just don't like to talk about their smoke.

[Anonymous No.15678832]

>>15674312
I find that a lot of cigars, regardless of size, tend to smoke for about the same time. It's only when you get into Churchill or Double Corona territory that they start to push over an hour, hour and a half.

[Anonymous No.15679838]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15679976]

>>15636835
Avoid Nub cigars. Looks small but you'l be smoking for over an hour. Also avoid Cain. They pack a helluva punch

[Anonymous No.15681033]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15682093]

>>15634404
>Tobacco
>Food
Lmao

[Anonymous No.15682100]

>>15675257

I do the same thing. I like it.

[Anonymous No.15684007]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15684027]

>>15677590
>being this wrong
lmao k.

[Anonymous No.15684029]

I prefer my tobacco medium rare with a side of baked potato

[Anonymous No.15684048]

>>15684029
Exquisite taste

[Anonymous No.15684300]

>>15635177
>oh no he died at the young age of 70!!!!

[Anonymous No.15684326]

>>15635177
As if anybody even knows who this guy is lol

[Anonymous No.15684480]

>>15635177
>Lifetime of smoking multiple packs of cigarette a day while living in major metropolitan areas full of smog and pollution.
>Die of lung cancer at 70.

So me with about three to five cigars and pipe bowls a week should be just fine, right?

[Anonymous No.15685019]

>>15647710
>smoking over your drink
Pls kill yourself immediately

[Anonymous No.15685557]

Who else breakfast?

[Anonymous No.15685653]

>>15685019
Fuck off dick head.
Smoke wherever I fucking want

[Anonymous No.15686351]

>>15685019
Why does me enjoying a beer and cigar make you upset?

[Anonymous No.15686385]

>>15685557
That looks awesome.
For me it's black tea with Presbyterian.
Early morning pipe is god-tier tho.
yes yes. You're the type of guy I'd like to wake up to. No homo.

[Anonymous No.15686869]

>>15685557
very cozy king.

[Anonymous No.15687084]

>>15634404
Can someone pls shill me a site that will sell tobacco to those under 21

[Anonymous No.15687205]

>>15640753
>In large amounts it might be
might be but we'll bever know because in large amounts nicotine fucking kills you because it's a very lethal poison

[Anonymous No.15687226]

>>15687205
Water is also a very lethal poison in high amounts

[Anonymous No.15687254]

>>15635031
This post reads like an underage soyboy who watched too many episodes of Parks and Rec then thought Lagavulin is anything but ashy shitty scotch. no offence

[Anonymous No.15687281]

>>15640657
Don't Smoke?

[Anonymous No.15687376]

>>15634404
Camel kino
https://youtu.be/dp8h8_fjYug

[Anonymous No.15687701]

>>15685557
If the weather is nice during the spring/summer, I always like to have a robusto with my morning coffee.

[Anonymous No.15688952]

not a cigar guy but in college we used to get panatelas and replace the tobacco with weed, how theyre meant to be smoked. inhaled every time.

[Anonymous No.15689142]

>>15634404
I like McChrystals snuff.

[Anonymous No.15689528]

>>15676490
which camels?
camel turkish royals are the best out there
even better if you can find the old ones with the blue boxes
they changed them and they come in red boxes - not quite as good, but still better than most other cigarettes out there.
Oh, try lucky strikes as well.

[Anonymous No.15689737]

>>15689528
nick the smoker is that you?

[Anonymous No.15690560]

>best snus is also the cheapest snus
how did they do it

[Anonymous No.15690626]

>>15689528
>Oh, try lucky strikes as well.
I don't smoke cigarettes very often any more, but fuck me, I love it when my ex sends me a carton of Lucky Strikes from Japan. I've heard the taste is slightly different, but similar.

[Anonymous No.15690852]

>>15649732

>tfw in a state you cant ship tobacco to
>tfw find 4noggins
>tfw he ships to me anyway

I don't even care how long that shit takes, at least i can get it.

[Anonymous No.15690882]

>>15668231

Yep, no age verification, came in a amazon style pouch, just said 4Noggins on the container.

[Anonymous No.15691592]

>>15634404
I personally don't give a shit because I don't use tobacco or marijuana, but why is this thread allowed but the most recent weed threat got deleted?

[Anonymous No.15691659]

>>15691592
Probably for legal reasons, since weed is still illegal in a lot of places in the USA. Maybe when it's legalized there will be a board for it rather than having tobacco and weed threads on /ck/ all the time but for now /ck/ is probably the best fit for a tobacco thread.

[Anonymous No.15691751]

>>15637692
The two most commonly used methods are the three-pack method and the Frank method.
>Three-pack Method
Let loose tobacco gently fall into the pipe, and pack lightly; repeat twice more with a more firm packing each time, but not too firm.
>Frank Method
Take a large pinch of tobacco (enough to fill the pipe), and place it over the pipe. Then gently work the the tobacco into the pipe with the edges of your thumbs to pack the pipe.

[Anonymous No.15691784]

>>15637692
>>15691751
For lighting a pipe, don't overfill the bowl, as the tobacco will rise once lit, and you don't want it making a mess. Use a gentle flame, such as a match or a soft flame lighter (some say that butane lighters impart a chemical flavor to your tobacco, make if it what you will). Once your pipe is filled, and you've checked for good airflow, take the flame and gently hold it over the bowl, and take tiny breaths through the stem to draw the flame gently towards the tobacco. Do a few of these puffs, working around the bowl to get an even burn.

Re-light if necessary, and find a cadence that works well for you and your tobacco - too slow and it risks going out, and too fast will make it burn too hot, increase risk of tongue bite, and make your pipe gurgle (water vapor trapped in the bowl/shank from too much heat).

[Anonymous No.15691785]

>>15687205
I meant "large amount" as in the stronger nicotine products that are available. They're obviously not lethal but cause a lot more irritation on the mouth/lungs.

[Anonymous No.15691843]

>>15634404

[Anonymous No.15692053]

>>15637954
Get a silent duct fan with inline activated charcoal filter. that's what the pros use

[Anonymous No.15692895]

>>15634404
Bump

[Anonymous No.15692917]

My new favorite cigars are Tabak.
Was previously into Coffee Javas and Aroma de Cuba. Now I can't stand Javas.

Any recommendations?

Also there's a store in Puerto Rico where they have their own farm. They are called "Cigar House" and their cigars are pretty satisfying to smoke if you like something very robust and smokey. They do orders and ship worldwide.

[Anonymous No.15693634]

>>15692917
You try Deadwood Sweet Janes?
They aren't technically infused or anything, but they live up to the name. I love Connecticut Broadleaf wrappers

[Anonymous No.15693642]

>>15634404
Just smoked pic related. The aroma and taste were excellent, but I was disappointed with the quality of the roll. WAY too loose, to the point I basically couldn't produce smoke past the halfway point. Even for $7.00 a stick, I would not recommend.

[Anonymous No.15693681]

What is the best ways to smoke weed? I have a bong but I feel it's kinda wasteful so I have been looking at vapes.

[Anonymous No.15694224]

What's your prefer method to cut or punch a cigar?

[Anonymous No.15694328]

VAPES

[Anonymous No.15694404]

nicotine is pog, ngl

[Anonymous No.15694435]

i was thinking of getting a butane insert for my zippo. Are they any good? And if so, is the single or double torch best?

[Anonymous No.15694623]

>>15694435
the double torch is wonderful ,especially when lighting 60+ ring cigars