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Bad luck with virginias
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<blockquote data-quote="SailorJack" data-source="post: 33177" data-attributes="member: 463"><p>I also had problems with Virginias until I tried Old Red from pipesandcigars.com.</p><p>If you need strength and complexity this may not be for you. It is soft, tasty and smells great. You can puff on this stuff as hard and fast as you like with no hint of tongue sizzle. I did try MacBaren's HH Virginia and enjoyed it very much but I still like Old Red better.</p><p></p><p>If you need more strength than I would recommend one of pipesandcigars many excellent Virginia/Perique blends such as Anniversary Kake or Rolando's Own.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SailorJack, post: 33177, member: 463"] I also had problems with Virginias until I tried Old Red from pipesandcigars.com. If you need strength and complexity this may not be for you. It is soft, tasty and smells great. You can puff on this stuff as hard and fast as you like with no hint of tongue sizzle. I did try MacBaren's HH Virginia and enjoyed it very much but I still like Old Red better. If you need more strength than I would recommend one of pipesandcigars many excellent Virginia/Perique blends such as Anniversary Kake or Rolando's Own. [/QUOTE]
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