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I usually use a seco that fits into my blends.

I can never read the tobacco labels on people's photos in this thread, so I made this:

Ooop, found it.

Hm. Geez, pretty sure it was 20%.... $10 off of $80+ is what it always was, (last few years, anyway: used to be better than that). So I guess that means there's like zero standard 80+ discount of any kind now.... This shit's getting too expensive. thx

Hey, a couple months ago there was an insert in my order from WLT, saying there was an upcoming 20% discount on leaf for the last few months of the year, for $80+ orders. Now I can't find the insert and don't know what the coupon code is. Anyone here have info on this? Pretty sure it was an...

Come to think of it, I meant Olor ligero. LO doesn't offer an Olor viso.

Classic lingo or newSkool? Mojo is used in petuning, not casing, in classic language. You are casing with a casing, classically.

What cigar, for example, wouldn't go good with that particular cocktail? My guess is that that cigar would be even better without the T-13 and subbing in either Corojo Viso or Olor Viso. What do you think?

If I were to try something in Palm Springs (where I'm apt to be sooner than Barstow), I'd take samples of each component and fully dunk them in a bucket of water. I'd yank each component (wrapper, binder, filler) out, give it a shake, and let it drip dry, then roll it up in a water-sprayed...

Wow, what a situation! I really wish I could fly over and help you out, even though the <10rh sounds almost impossible. I can offer one thing: if someone has a knife then you can just cut a rough disk for the third cap. Good luck.

It's obviously both. Science is acquiring knowledge through empirical testing/experience. There is nothing inherently fixed about it. If the subject matter is continually dynamic, as with tobacco, then the science of it requires continual empirical testing. We all know this. Last year's batch of...

I use use it because it's easy, fast, flexible, and produces exceptional draw and ash for me with the most ease and success rate. Same reasons you do your thing.

Not an answer to your questions about process, but a note about terms: petuning occurs during fermentation, and not later than fermentation. The liquid based additives used during fermentation are called a mojo. After fermentation, adding stuff to your tobacco is called casing, and the stuff you...

Thanks. Yeah, those undergarments were stitched together from three scrappy-ass leaves. I've wanted to torch that thing young, but the humidity hasn't dropped below 80% since I rolled it. Still sitting at 85% right now. Reckon I'll torch this Super Partagas instead and see what happens.

Right on. Looking forward to hear your opinion on it.

But there's a pound of it visible in your photo from June 20, 2019, above.... so how do YOU like it?

Yes, it requires supple, perfectly proportioned hands. :woot:

You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoy them, and thanks for letting me know.

Sorry to hear you're ailing, Randy. I hope your health improves.