/tbg/-Tobacco General

[Anonymous No.16198893]

Now that it’s summer, it’s time to bring out those gars to go along with the BBQ. Post and discuss pipes, cigars, cigarettes, hookah, snus, snuff, etc

Previous thread: >>16165878

[Anonymous No.16198913]

Delete this thread jannies

[Anonymous No.16198923]

>>16198893

[Anonymous No.16198937]

Not related to food and cooking.

[Anonymous No.16198949]

>>16198893
The guy in this video says that Tupperware beats every wooden cigar humidor, is that true? And won’t plastic impart a flavor onto your cigars unlike Spanish cedar?

https://youtu.be/C0QMowJX2l8 (Skip to 12:50)

[Anonymous No.16199230]

did anyone here made kretek at home? fuck the eu ban

[Anonymous No.16199428]

>>16198893
Thoughts on Olivia cigars?

[Anonymous No.16199515]

>>16198893
Is there any way to get the real djarum blacks in the US? The ones they sell don't taste as good

[Anonymous No.16199538]

Macanudo Maduro
/thread

[Anonymous No.16199550]

>>16198893
Do Boveda’s humidor seasoning packs come with directions?

[Anonymous No.16199708]

>>16199550
Why do you need directions? If the humidor is seasoned, just put them in and let the humidor, keep in mind that the humidity is probably abit lower then the number on the pack. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.16199779]

>>16199538
based

[Anonymous No.16199806]

>>16199708
I’m talking about 84% packs meant specifically for seasoning a dry humidor

https://www.amazon.com/Boveda-Humidor-Seasoning-Large-gram/dp/B00FWPQB0Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?dchild=1&keywords=boveda&qid=1622391242&sr=8-14

[Anonymous No.16200331]

>>16198893
Saged and reported, these threads are off-topic trash that will never belong here

[Anonymous No.16200362]

>>16200331
Cry

[Anonymous No.16200371]

I tried buying into the cigar meme at the beginning of the lockdowns. The cigars did nothing more than give me a headache and made my house smell like smoke for weeks.

[Anonymous No.16200393]

>>16200371
why didn't you close the doors on your cigar room?

[Anonymous No.16200403]

>>16198893
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/smoking-tobacco/effects-smoking.html
https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/quit_smoking/index.htm

[Anonymous No.16200411]

>>16200403

[Anonymous No.16200419]

>>16200403
Glad to see the nanny state is here

[Anonymous No.16200445]

About to walk my dog. What should I smoke, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.16200466]

>>16199428
serie o and serie maduro are their best two imo

[Anonymous No.16200478]

>>16200445
Star of the East, the logo on the jar looks comfy

[Anonymous No.16200479]

>>16199806
Slap in the 84% pack for two weeks and don't open the humidor once during that time. After that put in either 69% or 72% with your cigars your call. One 60gram pack for up to 25 cigars. It should last a few months before you need a new one since most humidors aren't airtight.

[Anonymous No.16200484]

>>16198913
>>16198937
>>16200331
Back to your veganism threads, lunglets

[Anonymous No.16200488]

>>16200478
Good choice but I just looked and it's only dregs. What other English should I top it off with?

[Anonymous No.16200541]

>>16200488
Checked, the Westminster looks comfy as well

[Anonymous No.16200551]

>>16200488
Mixed it with Billy Budd, which is mostly Burley and cigar leaf. This'll be nice and full flavored with the SotEF being mostly Latakia.

[Anonymous No.16200557]

Truly an objet d’art

[Anonymous No.16200570]

>>16200479
Ok thanks, I didn’t know for how long to put the seasoning pack in. While I’m waiting for my humidor to season what should I do with the cigars I buy? They’re both samplers that come in a sealed box

[Anonymous No.16200612]

>>16200331
>>>16198893 (OP)
>Saged and reported, these threads are off-topic trash that will never belong here

[Anonymous No.16200620]

>>16200371
Go outside and walk down Main street with your best clothes on. Smoke that stogie like a boss!

[Anonymous No.16200789]

@16198913
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[Anonymous No.16200812]

>>16200541
Sorry I packed it before your second rec. It was a great pipie, though. The SotEF really lent some extra complexity to the BB which is a very full flavored but pretty simple blend.

[Anonymous No.16200890]

>>16198893
Is toasting the foot necessary? And is a soft flame better for light up than a jet flame?

[Anonymous No.16201910]

>>16198893
Bump

[Anonymous No.16202649]

>>16201910
next time try posting an actual relevant and topical thread you retard.

[Anonymous No.16202733]

>>16202649
Cry

[Anonymous No.16202782]

>>16200393
I don't have a big house. I am pretty sure if I smoke in one room it will make the entire house smell like smoke, even if I close the door.

[Anonymous No.16202870]

>>16202782
Do you not have a porch or patio?

[Anonymous No.16202948]

>>16202870
Yeah but it is boring outside.

[Anonymous No.16202954]

>>16202948
>able to smoke outside
>smokes inside anyways
>complains about it
KWAB

[Anonymous No.16202965]

Does this look like a good humidor for the money? It would be my first one
https://www.holts.com/accessories/cigar-humidors/artisan-hamilton-humidor.html

[Anonymous No.16203132]

Anyone know any cigar sites that will ship to Australia without mention cigars or tobacco on the outside of the package? Want to gamble getting through customs

[Captain Hooker !!IuTXoKZpCDk No.16203166]

>>16200371
you're not supposed to smoke them inside or inhale the actual smoke idiot

[Anonymous No.16203392]

>>16200570
While I was seasoning my humidor I kept my cigars in one of those big and tall half Gallon mason jars with a 69%, 60 gram boveda pack. Worked really well for a stop gap

[Anonymous No.16203410]

>>16202965
Get a tupperware container like >>16198949 said. Wooden ones are a pain in the ass and the only one to get one is for the looks.

[Anonymous No.16203419]

>>16198893
for me its the light blue amreican spirit cigs. a pack lasts me a week or so, unless i'm actively getting drunk, then i'll buy two packs in a week. figure 2-3 cigs a day sober, 5-6 if i'm drinking and never before or during work. always after.
those thing just hit different than a camel or w/e.

[Anonymous No.16203432]

>>16203166
>smoking inside
>inhaling cigars
based and checked

[Anonymous No.16204750]

>>16198893
Bump

[Anonymous No.16204823]

>>16204750
Yes, because only the most relevant and on-topic threads need constant bumping

[Anonymous No.16204846]

>>16204823

[Anonymous No.16204852]

>>16200445
Nice selection. H&H White Knight is my desert blend. I only wish it was available in larger than 1.75oz tins or in bulk.

[Anonymous No.16204869]

>>16198893
Obligatory
https://youtu.be/GVwVss7bWLA

[Anonymous No.16204897]

>>16198893
Weird nails

[Anonymous No.16205055]

>>16204897
>surprised that people on 4chinz are weird

[Anonymous No.16205141]

>never smoked before
>poor balkan country has poor selection and overpriced cigars
Should I just try cigarettes?
Pick related is local brand, friends recommend it

[Anonymous No.16205238]

>>16204869
holy shit

[Anonymous No.16205394]

>>16199550
Probably, but tons of videos on YouTube.
Basically, leave em for two weeks then remove and replace with desired %RH packs.

[Anonymous No.16205534]

>>16200331
coffee isn't food it has no nutritional value and is only ingested for its drug effects!!!!!

[Anonymous No.16205774]

Camel kino

https://youtu.be/dp8h8_fjYug

[Anonymous No.16205942]

>>16204846

[Anonymous No.16205960]

>>16205942
>he stays in a thread that he supposedly doesn’t like
Do you have literally nothing better to do with your life?

[Anonymous No.16205985]

Can someone remind me why corncobb pipes are bad for beginners?

[Anonymous No.16205998]

>>16205985
No

[Anonymous No.16206024]

>>16205985
they arent

[Anonymous No.16206077]

>>16205985
They're not.

[Anonymous No.16206149]

>>16205985
they taste like ass the first couple dozen bowls, until you finish burning out the stem. but by that point you're almost to the point of burning out the bottom, unless you make a mud of cigar ash and water and spackle the bottom of the bowl, but at that point you may as well have just bought a cheap briar for $10 more than your cheap cob, except that you're simple in the head and blindly follow internet memes like a lemming.

[Anonymous No.16206238]

>>16206149
>spreading pipelore
Get off the internet grandpa

[Anonymous No.16206281]

>>16206149
I have literally never heard of this happening.

[Anonymous No.16206472]

>>16198893
Anyone order from Holt’s Cigars before? The company is owned by jews but their prices seem very fair

[Anonymous No.16207335]

>>16203410
>Wooden ones are a pain in the ass and the only one to get one is for the looks.
But won’t plastic impart a taste into the cigar wrapper unlike Spanish cedar?

[Anonymous No.16207414]

>>16205985
They taste and smoke like shit. If you don't have 50$ for a briar just shove the tobacco in your ass or start vaping

[Anonymous No.16207432]

>>16207414
>They taste and smoke like shit
Post pipes or shutup bitch

[Anonymous No.16207467]

>>16207414
>>16206149
This is the weirdest troll I've seen for a while.

[Anonymous No.16207486]

>>16203410
>>16207335
I’m finally sold on Tupperdores. Guy in this video explained that they’re just particle board with a cedar veneer on the inside
https://youtu.be/anUVvrWFfog

[Anonymous No.16207542]

Speaking of tupperdores, is acrylic better than regular plastic?

[Anonymous No.16207556]

>>16207467
>never smoked a cob

[Anonymous No.16207613]

>>16207556
>still won’t post his collection of pipes and tobacco that definitely exist
Filtered

[Anonymous No.16207862]

>>16207613
not all of us are poorfags who have to make do with poverty cobs and captain black, anon.

[Anonymous No.16207991]

>>16207613
You don't believe I have pipes and tobacco? Do you live in Zambia?

[Anonymous No.16208070]

>>16207613
>pipes and tobacco only exist in fiction

[Anonymous No.16208460]

>>16205985
They're cheap for a reson. If you want to smoke pipes just buy a real pipe

>>16206281
It happens often if you smoke regularly. They are not meant to last long

[Anonymous No.16208478]

>>16205960
> posts on 4chan
> posts this:
>> Do you have literally nothing better to do with your life?

[Anonymous No.16208723]

For me, its the American Spirit Light Green. Shits last you 10 minutes, so you can smoke half and then save the rest for later. Doesn't take like chemicals or paper either. If you want to know the REAL thinking mans smoke, its Criss Crosses. 2 bucks for a pack of 20 filtered cigars. They're like Cheyennes but good. The cherry ones are the best and you will feel like a chad.

[Anonymous No.16209111]

>>16208460
I have seen people have corncob pipes they've used for years, if not decades. Regardless, it'll last long enough for someone to decide whether they want to continue smoking or not.

[Anonymous No.16209236]

[Anonymous No.16209354]

>>16209236
Based and Luckypilled

[Anonymous No.16209565]

>>16209111
owned for years sure. cobs last reasonably long sitting in a box in the closet.

[Anonymous No.16209612]

>>16205534
Underrated post

[Anonymous No.16209743]

>16209612
>suffering is having to give yourself (you)s

[Anonymous No.16209859]

>>16205141
No

[Anonymous No.16210073]

Someone answer >>16207542 please

[Anonymous No.16210084]

>>16198937
Tobacco is fermented and toasted, both cooking methods.

[Anonymous No.16210091]

>>16198949
Cedar imparts flavor. Foodsafe plastic if kept out of the sun is totally inert.

[Anonymous No.16210097]

>>16210073
first you must explain - in detail - exactly what you mean by "regular plastic", because there is no such thing.

[Anonymous No.16210111]

>>16210097
https://www.amazon.com/Komax-Container-48-6-Cups-Airtight-Supplies
Something like this, which is what CigarObsession recommends for a beginner tupperdore

[Anonymous No.16210117]

>>16210111
Fucked up the link

https://www.amazon.com/Komax-Container-48-6-Cups-Airtight-Supplies/dp/B00NMRDQRM

[Anonymous No.16210129]

>>16210111
If you get plastic that is microwave and dishwasher safe and don't do something retarded like keep it in the sun you should be fine.

[Anonymous No.16210238]

>>16210117
they don't seal for shit. you don't want your humidor to be completely airtight, but those things aren't even water tight. they're a good way to get ants and shit in your sticks.

[Anonymous No.16210291]

>>16210238
What do you recommend?

[Anonymous No.16210355]

Which one of you is this?
https://youtu.be/cMyhUGG2UoU

[Anonymous No.16210423]

>>16210355
>Published on Feb 15, 2010

[Anonymous No.16211110]

So does AJ Fernandez just blend cigars for other companies or are the ones I always hear his name associated with (Diesel, New World, Man O’ War) owned by him?

[Anonymous No.16211178]

tupperdore sounds pretty r*ddit tbqh

[Anonymous No.16211558]

>>16209111
If you use it once a month maybe.

[Anonymous No.16211591]

>>16198893
Do I need a humidor if the cigars come in a sealed wooden box? Can’t I just put a Boveda in the box?

[Anonymous No.16211899]

>>16211591
>>16211110
Answer my questions faggots

[Anonymous No.16212203]

>>16211899
not until you apologize for your insults.

[Anonymous No.16212300]

>>16212203
Oh great one, I most humbly apologize for insinuating that you engage in homosexual activity

[Anonymous No.16212330]

>>16212300
thank you
>>16211591
yes, you do, if by "sealed wooden box" you mean the box they came in. those aren't designed to hold humidity, they're just designed to look "premium".
>>16211110
it's a mixture of both. some brands he owns
https://ajfcigars.com/cigars/
some he blends for

[Anonymous No.16212361]

>>16212330
Thanks for the response. I found a nice Rubbermaid container with a gasket that I’m going to use as a tupperdor and I’ll just tear up the box the cigars come in to use for Spanish cedar strips. I’ll also be getting an AJ Fernandez sampler which I’m really looking forward to

[Anonymous No.16212390]

Smoked a Tatuaje fausto tonight. Very tasty.

[Anonymous No.16212436]

>>16212361
one thing with a tupperdore is they tend to be lower humidity at the top where the gasket is, and higher humidity at the bottom, so put your cigars in foot-down.

[Anonymous No.16212534]

>>16212436
Nice bait

[Anonymous No.16212606]

>>16198893
Start posting your cigars and pipes, I can’t keep using the same pic for OP every time

[Anonymous No.16212613]

>>16212606
how about you make a food/cooking related thread for once you homo

[Anonymous No.16212627]

>>16212613
Cry

[Anonymous No.16214038]

Bump

[Anonymous No.16214174]

>>16214038
>imagine being less relevant than a cast iron thread

[Anonymous No.16214312]

>>16214174
>he’s still here

[Anonymous No.16214416]

>>16212606
Here's one from last time I smoked. For the price I paid and the length/size and quality, these are some good bundle cigars.

Also here's something people here might want to try. Get a pack of non-flavoured toscanos and have one, either as a whole or chopped in half. Then immediately after, try another cigar. You'll instantly pick up on flavour profiles that sometimes take a while to develop or seem a bit muted.

[Anonymous No.16214422]

>>16214416
And before someone says it, yes O have smoked cigars back to back before but I haven't had that sort of immediate 'This tastes completely different' impact as with the Toscanos. It's as if dark fired Kentucky serves to prep the palate.

[Anonymous No.16214563]

>>16199428
great for smoking outoors. Every one I've smoked has been very well made

[Anonymous No.16214681]

>>16214312
>reee stop reminding me how shitty my thread is
reminder that even cast iron threads - as shitty as they are - don't need bumping, faggot. that's how shitty your dick sucking threads are, the board would unironically improve if this thread were yet another cast iron thread.

[Anonymous No.16214772]

>>16214681
The cast iron threads don't have dedicated shitposters who constantly post in them which makes people not want to talk about things here. This is an issue across /ck/ as well and why this board is shit compared to how it once was.

[Anonymous No.16214934]

>>16198893
Is a cigar cutter really necessary if I’m trying to save money? Can’t you just take the cap off with a knife?

[Anonymous No.16214999]

>>16214934
It's trickier to cut with a knife because you need to do it in one swift motion. If you're trying to save money, first, a cigar cutter is pretty cheap and usually they hand out free ones when you buy cigars. Second, you can get one of those three in one cigar punches, that I use almost all of the time instead. I'd go for the chinese made 3 in 1 rather than a brand one.Works as well and only costs about ten dollars.

[Anonymous No.16215006]

Why the fuck is this in a food and cooking general? People are truly too pretentious to admit they like nicotine's effects? Probably the whole reason cigars exist.

[Anonymous No.16215010]

>>16214934
Do the ol winston churchill method where you poke out a couple holes in the cap with the end of a match

>>16215006
seethe

[Anonymous No.16215016]

why are cigars so expensive bros?

[Anonymous No.16215024]

>>16215010
>seethe
Explain then? Why do you like cigars? Is it
>Muh flavor
?
There's equal reason to make a vape e-liquid general, probably more, considering that it is much closer to food, made with vegetable glycerine and has an infinitely wider variety of flavors.

[Anonymous No.16215025]

>>16215016
Arturo Fuente 8-5-8 if you want a cheaper smoke without sacrificing quality

[Anonymous No.16215026]

>>16215024
seethe

[Anonymous No.16215033]

>>16215016
they're not, even
at my local shop, a *four-pack* of nice craft beer goes for anywhere from $12-$16. so $3-$4 per can. and usually you'd want more than 1.
plenty of fine cigars available for the same price or less.

[Anonymous No.16215036]

>>16215024
I enjoy them just as I enjoy any other meditative activity. It gives me a nice excuse to relax after lunch where I can sit down for around an hour and really just exist in the moment. Taste is secondary but definitely adds to the experience.
In short, as >>16215033 put it
seethe

[Anonymous No.16215038]

>>16215026
I'll keep vaping, enjoy destroying your lungs, we'll see who's seething when you're on a hospital bed breathing out of a tube.

[Anonymous No.16215039]

>>16215024
Explain then? Why do you like {coffee,wine,beer,liquor}?
get their generals off /ck/

[Anonymous No.16215041]

>>16214999
Checked, but don’t those cheap cigar cutters not even make a clean cut?

[Anonymous No.16215047]

>>16215036
>relax
It's a stimulant. Amazing how cigar cork-sniffers try and justify their nicotine cravings with "it's relaxing"

[Anonymous No.16215051]

>>16215038
>I'll keep vaping, enjoy destroying your lungs
Doublethink

[Anonymous No.16215053]

>>16215039
>Explain then? Why do you like {coffee,wine,beer,liquor}?
The effects retard, I'll admit it normally, which is why it's so cringey to see all of you denying it.

[Anonymous No.16215058]

>>16215051
>Doublethink
evidence?

[Anonymous No.16215062]

>>16215053
most people i know arent using unflavored grain alcohol, nicotine patches, or caffeine pills, all of which would be cheaper and more efficient ways of consuming

[Anonymous No.16215065]

>>16215058
You think vaping is safe for your lungs you fucking retard. Get filtered

[Anonymous No.16215067]

>>16215033
>$3-$4 per can
Nigga, I'm Belgian and even the beers crafted by abbots here aren'tthat expensive.

[Anonymous No.16215076]

>>16215062
>unflavored grain alcohol
alcohol is a food/drink, it goes through the digestive system. Cigars don't belong here.
>caffeine pills
I personally actually do use them because I can't stand coffee and energy drinks are too sweet.

[Anonymous No.16215077]

>>16215041
They're disposable. They're really only good for cutting a few times, but they'll get the job done for what they're intended. It's not that expensive to get some cutters that'll last longer but if you're trying to save money, then I'd go with the punch. I think they're better than cutters anyway.

>>16215047
Are you the sort of person who thinks that a cup of tea is meth because it has caffiene in or something? Or that people just drink coffee because it has caffiene in it? Just because it's a stimulant doesn't mean it's not relaxing to smoke and enjoy the taste and smell. How am I satisfying an 'addiction' by having four cigars a month? I'd be smoking every day if I was addicted to it.

[Anonymous No.16215079]

>>16215076
the board is food and cooking, not food and drink and cooking

[Anonymous No.16215081]

>>16215076
Cigars and pipe tobacco do belong here and we know that because despite the constant shitposting and attempts to derail, the mods haven't done anything to move it off the board. I would strongly advise you to actually have a cup of good coffee and a cigar and enjoy yourself.

[Anonymous No.16215082]

>>16215077
>people just drink coffee because it has caffiene in it?

[Anonymous No.16215086]

>>16215082
They don't, otherwise there wouldn't be an entire industry about how black coffee tastes and it'd be infinitely cheaper to just get caffiene and add it to water and sell that.

[Anonymous No.16215099]

>>16215086
but people need to cope by bluepilling immensely and getting a double-smoked caramel pumpkin nutty hints almond extra macciato.

[Anonymous No.16215125]

>>16215081
The jannies here are actually pretty based, they keep our thread up and delete all the Fagusea/other e-celeb threads within minutes. Only if they would start cracking down on the fucking fast food threads

[Anonymous No.16215319]

what happen to dunhill?

[Anonymous No.16215333]

>>16215319
They decided they were going to leave tobacco entirely because of the negative connotations and become just a luxury brand; it had been where the brand had been going for a while, this just made it official. STG makes the current blend of their stuff, White Spot Pipe still makes the pipes (and uses the name Dunhill to describe them, but they're not Dunhill officially).

[Anonymous No.16215341]

>>16214772
>cast iron threads don't have shitposters

[Anonymous No.16215369]

>>16215016
I like to consider myself an expert in the "not so cheap that you'll vomit but under 2$ per" cigars. My favorite actual cheap budget cigars are Cuba Libre One, La Aurora 1495, and most things Padilla. You can easily find packs of Cuba Libre on cigarbid (usually freefall) for around 25-35 for a pack of 20, so those are the cheapest. Padilla and La Aurora are usually in the mid to high 40s for a box, and are very worth it imo. Ive never paid more than 80$ for a box in my life.

[Anonymous No.16215376]

>>16215319
they decided that tobacco was too icky for them. they sold the pipe tobacco trademarks to peterson, who renewed the production contract with STG so the blends didn't change only the labels. they spun off the pipe division into 'white spot pipes'. the cigar lines disappeared entirely.

fortunately, when dunhill did this they wound up releasing mcconnell from their old non-competes. mcconnell had blended the dunhill tobaccos back in the 1960's and 1970's, and once dunhill was gone they hauled the recipe books out of the safe, tweaked them for modern tobaccos (some varietals aren't available, tobacco quality in general has gone down) and introduced a whole suite of dunhill-equivalent blends. many of these aren't even being made by STG for peterson, and the ones that are the mcconnell versions are higher quality because the recipes date back before the bean counters started cheaping out.

[Anonymous No.16215382]

>>16215376
forgot to mention that there's an error in that picrel, it's got std mixture and std mixture medium swapped.

[Anonymous No.16215449]

>>16215010
>poke out a couple holes in the cap with the end of a match
how did that work? The match is blunt

[Anonymous No.16215485]

>>16215449
>strike match
>toast foot
>blow out match
>use pointy flame-hardened tip to punch hole in cap
>strike match
>puff and light

[Anonymous No.16215486]

Incredibly good cigar. If you can still snag one, I would. Calaveras EL 2018.

[Anonymous No.16215545]

>>16215016
Come to UK motherfucker and i'll show you the meaning of expensive.

[Anonymous No.16215556]

>>16215047
>cravings
You have never smoked a cigar in your life

[Anonymous No.16215572]

>>16215449
unless the cap is make of leather you should be able to easily poke it through. I dont reccomend doing it like >>16215485 said with the burnt part. just slightly twist the match as you put pressure on the cap. for good airflow you should make 2-3 holes or one big one, its up to you

or just spend the 20 bucks and get a Cuban crafters cutter

[Anonymous No.16215580]

>>16215485
>>16215572
yeah sure makes sense. I'm pretty happy with my pocket knife though

[Anonymous No.16215692]

>>16215545
Anyone bong that's been smoking for cigars for more than 6 months, isn't buying them from the UK.

[Anonymous No.16215714]

>>16215692
Oh yeah completely, I moved over to pipe smoking because of the prices of cigars in the UK.

[Anonymous No.16215720]

>>16215692
Just order a cab of Por Larranaga petit coronas from cigarterminal and rest them a few years.

[Anonymous No.16215748]

>>16215376
>>16215382

Do the Mcconnell tins have the Dunhill equivalent printed on them like in your pic or is that something someone made for informational purpose?

[Anonymous No.16215788]

>>16215720
How do Coronas compare to robustos?

[Anonymous No.16215829]

>>16215788
Thinner ring guage, length similar.
If that affects the flavour or smoking experience then it's subtle.

[Anonymous No.16215913]

>>16215788
Its a quicker, more manageable smoke. Way easier to fit in a 45 minute cigar than a 2hr one. Most smoked vitola in cuba I believe. I'm not joking when I say give them a few years rest. Most guys on botl break them out after ~5yrs rest and meme on people who smoke them "fresh".

[Anonymous No.16215999]

>>16215748
why don't you check for yourself?

[Anonymous No.16216019]

>>16215999
Thanks for your input

[Anonymous No.16216172]

>>16216019
You’re welcome

[Anonymous No.16216287]

I'm curious about trying tobacco, but my parents both fucked up their lungs with it. That said, cigarettes are cheaper than cigars, if I get something like American Spirit and don't inhale (like cigar and pipe smokers do, apparently, as much of this is news to me) will I still get to enjoy the nicotine and the smell of tobacco?

[Anonymous No.16216347]

>>16216287
If you're smoking for the nicotine, don't smoke.

[Anonymous No.16216380]

>>16209236
*bumps your thread*

[Anonymous No.16216392]

>>16216287
>will I still get to enjoy the nicotine and the smell of tobacco?
No, the average cigarette is only around 50% tobacco, the rest being additives. Even the “tobacco” is mostly floor sweepings, stems, and extremely bad quality tobacco leaf. Just buy a cigar, cutter, and lighter then smoke the thing as soon as it arrives at your house

[Anonymous No.16216402]

>>16216347
Why not?
>>16216392
Even something like American Spirit that's supposed to just be tobacco, filter, and the paper?

[Anonymous No.16216474]

>>16215486
Beautiful dark wrapper on that. What's it like?

[Anonymous No.16216481]

>>16198893
That's a looker.

[Anonymous No.16216514]

>>16216402
Even if American Spirit was just pure tobacco (they can put it on their packs, doesn’t mean it’s true) it would still be choc full of pesticides and herbicides unlike premium cigars and pipe tobacco

[Anonymous No.16216530]

Weed is actually Food & Cooking related and not harmful total degenerate garbage like tobacco is but brainwashed americans will try to convince you otherwise for some weird absurd reason.
Why?

[Anonymous No.16216541]

>>16216530

[Anonymous No.16216590]

River Of Gold - Tobacco (1969)

https://youtu.be/TQnQbGbDj5g

[Anonymous No.16216718]

>>16216530
Found your thread faggot
>>16212612

[Anonymous No.16216924]

>>16216530
Delete your frogfolder.

[Anonymous No.16216928]

>>16198893
Tobacco is literally for likes

[Anonymous No.16217060]

I tried cigars recently but I couldn't smoke it.
I thought after smoking a pack a day for more than 15 years i would have be able to half a toscano but after a inch my throat start scratching a bit, of course I didn't inhale it before someone reply with it.
Yet i see people who don't smoke and are be able to enjoy a cigar

[Anonymous No.16217101]

>>16217060
Smoke shouldn't be anywhere near your throat. You're not jamming smoke in your gullet like cocks, you're letting the cherry of the cigar vaporize and release oils from the next ~inch of tobacco. Combusting leaves is part of the process, not the goal. Thats why you "toast" a cigar instead of just dipping it into the flame outright. Puff less, puff softer. The ash on the tip lets the cherry cool down a bit, facilitating oils releasing. It shouldn't be a coal, its an ember.

[Anonymous No.16217132]

>>16217060
The cigarettes you’ve been chugging down for the past 15 years are less than 50% tobacco, with a lot of the additives being there for the purpose of eliminating harshness making it easier to inhale. You’re just not used to pure tobacco yet, and you should probably have started out with a cigar that has a Connecticut wrapper

[Anonymous No.16217194]

>>16217060
You probably had the cigar too hot.

[Anonymous No.16217288]

>>16217194
Not him, but how would you avoid buying your cigar too hot? Use cedar spills or a soft flame instead of a torch?

[Anonymous No.16217296]

>>16217288
>buying
*burning

[Anonymous No.16217316]

>>16217288
Puff less frequently and with slower puffs. As an exercise, to play around with keeping it just in the brink of going out. It'll taste better and produce more smoke if the temperature is lower.

[Anonymous No.16217334]

>>16217288

Read.

>>16217101

[Anonymous No.16217596]

>>16217288
It's not about the initial ignition. You probably were puffing like mad and inhaling partially.

[Anonymous No.16218796]

coof

[Anonymous No.16218838]

Winter is better for cigarettes but summer is better for cigars in my opinion. theres nothing better than a marlboro gold out the back of the pub on a rainy night or a cigar in the sweet smelling evening of summer :) thanks for reading my blog

[Anonymous No.16218839]

>>16198937
>>16198913
This is an appropriate board for both drinking and smoking, go fuck off faggots

[Anonymous No.16218841]

>>16198893

OKAY FAGGOTS IS THERE A LEGIT WAY TO IMPART REAL TOBACCO FLAVOR INTO FOOD WITHOUT CREATING SOMETHING THAT WILL MAKE ME SHIT MYSELF OR GIVE ME COLON CANCER???

[Anonymous No.16218945]

>>16218838
Wait until you realize you can smoke cigars in the casino, drink all day, and play penny slots in the winter.

[Anonymous No.16218948]

>>16218945
we aren't allowed to smoke in casinos here in ausland, also gambling is for degenerates

[Anonymous No.16219013]

>>16218948
If I go to the lounge to smoke in winter, I end up spending way more on cigars than I'd lose gambling and drinking.

[Anonymous No.16219407]

>>16218841
see
>>16204869

[Anonymous No.16219654]

Usually just smoke cigarettes, black American Spirits unless I go to a smoke shop and see Dunhills or Nat Shermans. I smoke my pipe every now and then, i like Nightcap & EMP

[Anonymous No.16219792]

Frenchfag Chacom 2 tobacco and Missouri Meerschaum to start the day

[Anonymous No.16219852]

>>16219792
What's that like?

[Anonymous No.16219899]

>>16219792
Based

[Anonymous No.16219954]

>>16219852
Pretty alright, not my favourite but definitely enjoyable. Quite a light aromatic with plum and nuts notes. Goes well with tea

[Anonymous No.16220064]

>>16200445
I've never even thought of using mason jars for pipe tobacco. Does it work well?

[Anonymous No.16220187]

>>16220064
they work perfectly. you can keep tobacco in there for decades as long as you aren't opening it all the time. if you're smoking it relatively often then transfer some of it to a smaller mason jar, because obviously you lose moisture each time you open it. but left sealed they're at least as good as a round tin, and probably better.

just make sure you get jars and lids meant for canning, not ones for decoratively holding colored pebbles and keys in. that means ball mason jars in the US, I don't know what options lesser nations have.

[Anonymous No.16220226]

>>16220064
they're the affordable go to

[Anonymous No.16220417]

>>16220064
Cool dark place etc etc.

[Anonymous No.16221004]

>>16219792
> Corn cob

[Anonymous No.16221030]

>>16221004
Upvooted my kind stranger!

[Anonymous No.16221360]

Are there any cigars that can even compete with the AJ Fernandez blended ones?

[Anonymous No.16221455]

>>16221360
Tatuaje, La Flor Dominicana, Illusione, Roma Craft, and alot of My Fathers are great. I'd put Litto Gomez right up there with AJF. Steve Saka's new sticks after he left Drew Estate have all been pretty great too.

[Anonymous No.16221471]

>>16221455
Thanks, I’ll check those brands out. Have you ever tried Perdomo cigars? I’m wondering if they’re as good as they’re hyped up to be

[Anonymous No.16221637]

i bought the AFJ sampler that someone had linked in the last thread. still letting them get settled since their boveda was rock hard when they arrived.

with that said, what other samplers might i want to check out?

[Anonymous No.16221825]

>>16221637
I think I was the one that posted that, was it the one with the Montecristos and H. Uppmann’s or the one with AJ’s own brands?

[Anonymous No.16221853]

>>16221825
the former

[Anonymous No.16221866]

>>16221853
Ah yeah, I posted that when I was still at the beginning of my cigar search. I’ve finally decided on an Arturo Fuente and AJ Fernandez samplers from Holt’s

[Anonymous No.16221896]

>>16221471
Perdomo 10th anny champagne is what I give friends who don't smoke cigars. Their factory tour blend is also fantastic.

>>16221637

Pick up a caldwell sampler from somewhere as well. Generally fantastic sticks as well. They've got collabs with room101, drew estate, and AJF.

https://www.cigars.com/cigars/handmade-cigars/caldwell-cigars/caldwell-long-live-the-king-by-aj-fernandez/

https://www.cigarsinternational.com/p/caldwell-the-t/2006040/

https://www.smallbatchcigar.com/caldwell-east-to-west-sampler

[Anonymous No.16221903]

>>16198893
For me? The old trusty handrolled Pall Mall Blues.

[Anonymous No.16222007]

Thoughts on Rocky Patel, Alec Bradley, and Drew Estate?

[Anonymous No.16222033]

>>16222007
Patels are junk. They change their blends constantly and keep the same branding. Big variance from one year to the next, so if you find a good one at your local shop, maybe snag a few from the same box. I like alec bradley black markets ,lost arts, and prensados. The AB Gatekeeper is a collab with Ernesto Perez Carillo(another fucking top tier blender). Drew Estate I like their UF13s. Little bit darker than the no 9, but not as ridiculously strong as the wrapper would suggest.

[Anonymous No.16222111]

>>16222033
Ok so just avoid Rocky Patel. Would you recommend My Father cigars?

[Anonymous No.16222116]

>>16221637
samefag here. speaking of which.

why would the boveda for the cigars i bought on jr have been rock solid? they were only in transit for about 3 days.

i don't remember if the cigars were inside a baggie or not.

seems pretty ridiculous that the boveda should have dried out that quickly if they were packaged properly.

any idea how long i'll need to wait before i can smoke them? hoping they're not too fucked. current humidity locally is 33%.

[Anonymous No.16222124]

>>16222116
also should i say something to jr?

[Anonymous No.16222134]

>>16222116
>why would the boveda for the cigars i bought on jr have been rock solid? they were only in transit for about 3 days.
I don’t claim to be an expert whatsoever, but it could be possible that they just used an old Boveda to save money. I would say something to them because they fucked up your humidification and could have ruined your cigars completely

[Anonymous No.16222145]

>>16222124
Doesn't hurt.

>>16222111
Yeah I really like the le biju and the #2. Don Pepin's factories also make all of tatuaje's lines. Most of their sticks are very peppery, so if thats the flavor profile you like you're golden. Flor de las antillas are also very good and a bit cheaper.

[Anonymous No.16222161]

>>16222145
Cool, thanks for your help. I’ll add a My Father sampler to my order

[Anonymous No.16222173]

>>16198893
meth cooking has more to do with actual cooking than tobacco
get outta here faggot

[Anonymous No.16222567]

>>16222173
Why don’t you make a meth thread and fuck off

[Anonymous No.16222595]

Smoked a Padron 3000 tonight. Yummy.

[Anonymous No.16222597]

>>16222567
seethe harder, faggot

[Anonymous No.16222613]

>>16222597
>comes to threads just to complain about them
>”y-y-you’re seething bro!!”
Like clockwork. Get filtered fag

[Anonymous No.16222620]

>>16222613
>t. dilate seething tranny

[Anonymous No.16222704]

>>16222620
Here's your thread bro
>>16222638

[Anonymous No.16222707]

>>16222007
>>16222111

Bastard made me want a prensado. Thx. Wasn't going to smoke today. I'll probably end up smoking the jsk toothpick 2 for the sake of time. Don't feel like getting eaten up by mosquitos for too long.

[Anonymous No.16222736]

>>16222704
sure thing, seething tranny

[Anonymous No.16222742]

Got a tin because I enjoyed Solani red and wanted to try another whisky aromatic.

I don't get whisky from it but I'm really enjoying it for a somewhat burley heavy Virginia, Burley and Kentucky mix. Think it'll go into the rotation along side Royal Yacht.

[Anonymous No.16222777]

>>16222742
Is it true that burley blends just taste like a cigarette?

[Anonymous No.16222808]

My local liquor store apparently sells cohibas, how do I tell if they’re real and what’s a good price for them in the US?

[Anonymous No.16222900]

>>16222808
They sell general cigar cohibas. American company that bought the rights to the name.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cohiba_(cigar_brand)#General_Cigar_Company's_Cohiba

[Anonymous No.16223478]

coof

[Anonymous No.16223499]

>>16222777
The first time I tried a burley blend I didn't like it much and would have compared it to a cig, that's changed now that I've gotten a taste for it.
I'd say virginia blends would be more comparable to cigs as that is the tobacco predominately used in cigarette manufacture, at least it used to be.

[Anonymous No.16223509]

>>16223499
As far as I know the tobacco of choice in cigarettes is burley

[Anonymous No.16223610]

>>16223509
cigarettes use virginia, burley, orientals, and occasionally even perique. different brands use different blends.

[Anonymous No.16223672]

>>16223610
The majority of sigarette used a mix that is primarily burley, and virginia for the nicotine content. But flavour wise it's burley
Some brand uses oriental for flavour but there is generally not enough to give a substantial flavour to the mix

[Anonymous No.16223934]

Wanna try a Maduro. Problem is my tolerance isn’t Hugh got sick on last medium bodied conneticuit toro I smoked down to a nub.

I have;

Macanudo Maduro (I hear this is super mild)
Alec Bradley black market (I hear this is medium)
Liga Undercrown Maduro (hear this is medium to full)

Which do you guys suggest I try first?

[Anonymous No.16223962]

>>16223934
Undercrown is the best of the 3 imo. I really like the macanudo inspirado black if you ever have the chance to pick one up.

[Anonymous No.16224415]

I'm afraid if I try smoking a cigar I'm going to be tempted to inhale. I quit ciggies but I used to LOVE them, shit was so satisfying.

[Anonymous No.16224519]

>>16224415
I've done it.
I took a big drag and without thinking just auto piloted and inhaled the whole lot deep and fast.
It was bad. I was coughing, felt sick, my eyes, mouth and nose were all pooring with water, spit and mucus for about 5 minutes.

[Anonymous No.16224563]

>>16215053
>>16215024
You are close-minded. Not everyone consumes these things for the effect. To your surprise, many actually consume it because of the taste. Theres no reason that we seek out to get good wine or expensive coffee just because of the effects. We do that because of the taste. The same applies to cigars - you're just too inexperienced to know that cigars offer an immensely broad variety of flavors, much like coffee.

[Anonymous No.16224649]

>>16215714
Hey anon, fellow bong, I tried some nice cigars a few months back, and have been much in love, but, also realised fuck smoking cigars if I can't buy them from the UK. I was looking at getting a pipe and some tobacco online, any recommendations? I want something with a nice bit of flavour, mind, not cheap addict shit.

[Anonymous No.16224664]

>>16224649
I'd recommend starting with a Missouri meerschaum corn cob pipe, they're cheap as hell and are pretty forgiving for newbies. If you take a shine to the hobby then you can move onto something more solid like a falcon pipe.

As far as tobacco I'd recommend getting a sample pack as you cant try different types of tobacco and see if anything catches your attention so you can by more next time. (this is the one i got https://www.cgarsltd.. co.uk/staff-picks-liams-mixed-pipe-tobacco-sampler-10g-p-39061.html) Also I'd steer clean of aromatics blends as they sound temping but burn hot and can be unforgiving to new pipers.

As for technique it takes time and a bit of adjusting. Unlike cigars pipe tobacco release flavor in a different way its a lot more subtle and that takes skill. I'd recommend muttonchop piper's vids (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3spD-ASQds&t=304s))

Good luck and happy piping! :)

[Anonymous No.16224740]

>>16224415
You'll only make that mistake one, believe me.

[Anonymous No.16224868]

>>16223934
Just have a beer or a sweet drink with it, you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.16224875]

>>16215024
The flavour is exactly it. I also do enjoy the smoke and other aspects of it in a visual and tactile sense but the primary reason is the flavour. Cigars can taste very different to each other, even within the same region and categories and they by and large mostly all taste pretty good.

[Anonymous No.16224892]

What do folks here think of Quorums? I'm a pipe smoker an the sticker price for any sort of daily driver still puts me off. I've found them to be generally alright but I also feel like I've not developed a palette for cigars yet. Same thing happened where I got pretty decent at tasting tea but as soon as I tried to get into high quality coffee it was like starting from scratch.

[Anonymous No.16224903]

>>16224892
They're alright but I find the construction on them to be pretty subpar compared to some other budget cigars out there. I still keep some around just due to the cost of all three varieties. The larger the gauge, the better they smoke I feel. You might want to try an Asylum Schizo if you like Quorums.

[Anonymous No.16224912]

>>16224903
That's my biggest complaint with them. Had one basically unroll on me the other day, but then I'll get a few that are perfectly fine.

I'll check out the Asylums, thanks.

[Anonymous No.16224919]

>>16224912
For me the issue is with the draw. Sometimes they're fine, sometimes it's like sucking through a pencil.

[Anonymous No.16225601]

>>16224919
I've only had one, and the draw was so tight I had to toss it. I guess you get what you pay for.

[Anonymous No.16225638]

just got my first humidor and a small selection of cigars

i plan on starting a collection now which i will age and occasionally smoke, like 1 cigar a week or so

[Anonymous No.16225644]

>>16225638

[Anonymous No.16225650]

>>16225644

[Anonymous No.16225676]

>>16225601
It's what actually got me to start using those draw pokers. Once you get them open up, they're quite nice. One Quorum Robusto I had was like eating a bowl of brazil nuts in flavour.

[Anonymous No.16225693]

>>16225650
>>16225644
>>16225638
Solid choices. I'm actually cutting back on my cigar smoking. I used to go through four or five a week, mostly on the weekends in one sitting. Mostly one good one and then a load of bundles but I'm on a bit of a health kick at the moment, so while I'm not going to stop smoking, I'm gonna cut it back to maybe one to three a week. I don't think it's been especially bad for me, but might as well. It's a good way to test if I am addicted too. So far, it's been two weeks without a smoke and I haven't felt any cravings.

[Anonymous No.16225741]

>>16225693
any tips for extending my collection?
im not into the very woody/earthy cigars - got any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.16225757]

>>16223934
The wrapper color isn't necessarily a good indication of a cigar's strength. While the wrapper and to a lesser extent, the binder contribute the most to a cigar's flavor, the filler leaves are what tend to contribute most to a cigar's strength. A higher concentration of Ligero leaves as filler will lead to a stronger cigar body. A maduro wrapper tends to give a cigar a more earthy profile - sometimes accompanied by leather and cocoa flavors but a lot of it comes down to the type of leaf, the specific aging method used to treat the leaf, etc and there is a lot of variation.

[Anonymous No.16226403]

why arent Burleys and Virginias and stuff used in cigars

[Anonymous No.16226451]

>>16226403
Tobacco for cigars has an entirely different classification system than pipe tobacco

[Anonymous No.16226461]

>>16226403
the usual answer is spain and england colonized different regions with wildly different strains of tobacco, and due to a combination of this and being mortal enemies consequently developed very different tobacco products.

the strictly correct answer is they are, or at least burley is: italian cigars (cheroots) such as are mentioned here >>16214416 here >>16214422 and here >>16217060 are usually 100% burley.

dry cured cigars made from burley used to be quite common in the US, as they are made from inexpensive tobaccos and don't need a humidor or special tools. until quite recently spanish style cigars were the domain of the very well-off, there's a reason the old political cartoons always showed a fat cat capitalist with a spanish style cigar.

[Anonymous No.16226467]

>>16226461

[Anonymous No.16226523]

>>16226461
oh neat, toscano = tuscan

but the tobacco still is grown, fermented, and wrapped in south/central america right? what about them is tuscan? it's not like Italy ever colonized that region so idg why they have their own cigar style

[Anonymous No.16226539]

>>16226461
also are toscanos meant to be inhaled?

[Anonymous No.16226852]

>>16226523
the tobacco was originally burley from kentucky. a few decades ago the italians found a region in italy that could grow it successfully and have the right size and taste, so now they're using italian grown-and-cured burley. but no, it's not south american in the slightest. afaik the style of cigar actually originated in the US and made its way to italy through the back-and-forth immigrant traffic. toscano's have only recently been imported into the US, but I can remember in the 70's and 80's you could find a half dozen brands of fire cured burley cigars at wal-greens and CVS, under names like "avanti" "parodi" "de nobili" "kentucky cheroot" and the amusingly faggy "ramrod".
>>16226539
nope. smoke them more or less like any other cigar. the main difference is it's traditional to cut them in half "amezzato", the way they're rolled they won't come apart from this. sometimes they're already cut by the factory, e.g. "toscano" cigars are full-length but "toscanello" cigars are already cut in half.

[Anonymous No.16227081]

>>16226852
neat, love learning the history of this stuff

[Anonymous No.16227248]

used to smoke quite a lot of toscanellos a couple of years ago. They have that distinct tar smell. I should get some for old times sake

[Anonymous No.16227265]

>>16226852
so would the cigar in >>16226467 be ahistorical?

[Anonymous No.16227836]

>>16227265
not that I know of. I don't know when that type of cigar was invented, but the spanish explorers mention seeing something meeting that description among the indians. it's little more than a chunk of leaf rolled up into a cylinder, the main innovation from that original construction would be the vegetable glue to hold it all together.

and those spaghetti westerns weren't what you would call historically accurate *anywhere*...

(live rolling a toscano cigar)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-PmS2VHQNU

[Anonymous No.16227909]

>>16223962
>>16224868
Just smoked the macanudo. It tasted sickly sweet and that was about it. Dono if I would call the flavor chocolate or coffee I've had connticuits with more coffee flavor. It was more like licking a melted dollar store brand mm off of an old dusty table.

[Anonymous No.16228079]

>>16227909
Exquisite!

[Anonymous No.16228237]

>>16200445
Stokkebye #80 Norway

[Anonymous No.16228655]

>>16227909
That's the typical Macanudo - a touch of sweetness and a whole lot of hot air. For a better Maduro experience, I recommend Punch Bully, Aston Aged Maduro, or one of the sun-growns from Fuente (Maybe an 8-5-8 or a Hemingway if you can find them).

[Anonymous No.16228784]

>>16198893
This isn't a food?

[Anonymous No.16229983]

bump

[Anonymous No.16230421]

>>16229983
kek

[Anonymous No.16230568]

If uncle Joe ends the embargo on Cuba, would that be the end of the Dominican and Nicaraguan cigar markets?

[Anonymous No.16230583]

>>16230568
Nah. New world cigars are so well established that they will only benefit from the increased interest in cigars if the embargo ends.

[Anonymous No.16230602]

>>16230568
>>16230583
non-cubans have successfully competed against cubans on the world market at least since the embargo.
If anything cuban cigars might suffer reduced quality control (which is already a bit spotty I might add) as they ramp up production to match american demand

[Anonymous No.16230670]

>>16230568
doubtful. cubans weren't the end-all-be-all before the embargo, and they won't be afterwards. cubans will actually probably lose some of their distinctiveness since they'll finally have access to actual connecticut shade grown wrapper again. embargo cubans don't taste like pre-embargo cubans due to the change in wrapper.

cubans have a somewhat different taste from the other new world cigars, but it isn't necessarily a better taste unless you just *really* like that particular taste, and some non-cuban cigars have the same taste as cubans, there's a lot of overlap nowadays between the flavors of cubans and non-cubans. a lot of the cuban mystique in the US is simply due to the relative scarcity. Davidoff switched from cubans to alternative sources decades after the embargo and had no problems selling them in non-US markets at $30-100/stick. I used to work with a guy with a german wife who regularly brought cubans back from europe, I'd occasionally trade him tins of aged pipe tobaccos for cubans. i liked his partagas lonsdales the best, but they wouldn't be in my top 5, and if the embargo lifted I doubt I'd wind up with more than a handful of them in my humidor.

[Anonymous No.16231579]

>>16230670
>$30-100/stick
Why the fuck are Davidoffs so expensive anyways?

[Anonymous No.16231780]

>>16231579
because people will still buy them at that price. why shouldn't they rape snotty trust fund babies over them?

Also the Davidoff Short Perfectos and Coronas are amazing cigars. fortunately they're only about $15/stick.

[Anonymous No.16231873]

if you can get your hands on these lil brazilian badboys i fullheartedly reccomend.creamy smooth lite taste of espresso. literally perfect for a short jaunt in the woods somewhere.

meharis brasil is also pretty good if you like a bit of a spicy smoke

i think they sell these in cigar form as well but ive only been able to find the rillos where im at

[Anonymous No.16231959]

>>16230568
I'll take a nicuraguan puro over most cubans any day. Cubans are rolled with fresh tobacco, you need to let them rest for several years before they shine. Nearly every other country that rolls tobacco will let the crop rest before rolling.

[Anonymous No.16232258]

>hear how terrible a blend is
>try it just for the heck of it
>turns out it's pretty good

What's her name /tpg/?

[Anonymous No.16233336]

Bump

[Anonymous No.16233440]

>>16233336
kek

[Anonymous No.16234242]

>>16198893
Final bump before bed, keep this thread alive until morning boys

[Anonymous No.16234408]

>>16234242
no

[Anonymous No.16235859]

>>16234408
page 10 save

[Anonymous No.16235953]

I miss smoking so much bros. It’s 5 years since I quit and nostalgia is killing me. I miss the mood and atmosphere.

Are there any safe alternatives? Do you recommend cigars or pipes?

[Anonymous No.16235969]

>>16235953
Why'd you quit?

[Anonymous No.16235985]

>>16235969
Because cigarettes are unhealthy. It also pissed me off how I was addicted and needed to smoke every hour.
I wish I was one of those social smoker types where they only smoke once in a while without getting addicted. I don’t have control though.

[Anonymous No.16236047]

>>16235985
>>16235953
Just smoke cigars, if you try to inhale you’ll throw up so you can’t get addicted

[Anonymous No.16236078]

>>16235985
Didn't smoke much but have the same nostalgia feels for ciggies. I love to look online at old packs before they had all the health warning, it was so kino. Now packs look like shit, you aren't allowed to smoke anywhere and smoking is looked down upon.

Wish we still lived in prime smoking times.

[Anonymous No.16236085]

>>16235985
a pipe or cigar is your huckleberry then, fren.

[Anonymous No.16236089]

>>16236078
cigars don't come with health warnings. pipe tobacco doesn't either, unless you live in some karen hellhole.

[Anonymous No.16236136]

>>16236078
You can solve the pack warnings issue easily with a sleek
>>16236085
>>16236089
Sure about that? Thankfully same thing applies as above.

[Anonymous No.16236141]

>>16236136
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.16236157]

>>16236136
>>16236141
Another thing to like about Samuel Gawith is that they put their tins in cardboard boxes where the box has all the health stuff printed on it, but the tin is pristine.

[Anonymous No.16236160]

[Anonymous No.16236176]

>>16236157
why did he delete?

[Anonymous No.16236218]

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