Pipe tobaccos for Fall

Felt inspired to break out a well known maple flavored pipe tobacco in honor of autumn. I was quickly reminded that while it smells nice, it just has no ‘oomph’ - which probably equals nicotine.

Conversely a virginia and/or burley blend has subtle natural fermented sweetness but also a kind of deep presence in the experience. Feels more meditative and substantial to me. Whereas aros give me the impression I may just be wasting time.

To each their own of course. Think I’ll work on breaking in my new pipe with some Carter Hall (va/bur).

What’s in your fall pipe / cigar rotation out there?

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fratermus@lemmy.sdf.org · 2 pts · 2y

What’s in your fall pipe / cigar rotation out there?

I might be the oddball, but my tobacco preferences don't seem to change seasonally. I mainly smoke English/Balkan and codgers.

BertusVulgaris@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 2y

I tend to smoke more aromatics in the fall, simply because I smoke more inside. While I still smoke Virginias inside, the room note is just much nicer with aromatics.