Your channel is absolutely unbelievable. I started smoking a pipe a few months ago found you on here. Since then, every time I have a question (this time it was for clarification about types of tobacco) I google it, BUT, I always find myself coming back to your channel because I'm certain you will have covered the topic. There's a reason other tobacco pipe channels mention you as well. Very impressive to say the least.
I have to sincerely thank you Sir for all the valuable information you’ve taught me as a new pipe smoker. You have been my #1 source and go to guy for everything I’ve needed to know from every last detail practically and I have become roughly 3 mos successful and enjoying pipe smoking more every day. I even bought a variety of your favorite tobaccos and haven’t ran into any that my pallet doesn’t agree with, if anything they’ve been outstanding as well. Thanks again Muttnchop and look forward to seeing and learning more from you in the future and hope you’re doing well. “Happy Piping”!
I am from Louisiana and have been to St.James and saw the process and did a school report on it once. It's extremely interesting process which I admire even more now that I have started to smoke a pipe. Finding different tobacco's with so many different flavors and complexities has made pipe smoking that much more interesting and enjoyable.
I'm sad that this publication is no more! I've been trying to find scans of issues people have to share, as I think they get quite pricey when looking at issues for sale. I would love to read around this magazine, great information as always Muttnchop!
You created a beautiful online repository of pipe tobacco, pipes and pipe-related philosophy... I admire your work and thank you for sharing the knowledge with us! I only have a little Capitello Beta with a Meerschaum insert but I love it! Thanks to you (and also other pipe youtubers) I managed to learn to enjoy and appreciate this wonderful pastime!
Dear Muttnchop, you have a dedicated follower in far away New Zealand. AM new to pipe smoking and am enjoying your videos. Very informative. Thank you Louie
You are very welcome to visit. We live behind Puhoi, just north of Auckland. Please bring your own tobacco, as it is the equivalent of US$70 for a 50 gram pouch. Have a good weekend. Lou
As a young lad, I picked tobacco on my Uncle's farm in Georgia, including tying the stalks together and hanging them in the barn. It was a large leaf that we picked while still green (and my hands were black from the tar afterwards). I wonder now if he was growing Burley.
Thanks so much for you information and shared knowledge, realy appreciated for a begginer from Australia. I am going through all your videos. Again, thankyou and happy pipping!
As a fellow Aussie I’m finding it hard to find a good selection of pipe tobaccos, do you have any recommendations? I’m based in Sydney, so far I’ve only bought some blends from Alexander’s which is based in Victoria, but even they don’t seem to have that much on offer!
nice article, thanks for sharing. i wash they had included Kentucky, a staple in Italian traditional pipe blends and some others, but also Maryland, Cigar leaf etc., but I do understand they're perhaps not common enough to be worth discussing in a non-specialist article. cheers
I really felt this video was like many other so educational, but I really liked to learn more about every kind of leaf, but specially Orientals. Thanks.
Well done, very informative and interesting. Love the detail, helpful even after a couple years of pipe smoking. Really enjoying your content:) Take care, Stephen
Thanks Stephen, my goal when I started doing pipe smoking videos was to try and touch on all aspects of our hobby. I ask myself questions about the hobby like; "What type of tobacco's are used in pipe tobacco"? "What is the best way to cellar pipe tobacco"? How can we manipulate Ghosting to our advantage"? Then I figure if I am asking these question I bet others are also, then I make a video about it. I am glad that my videos hold your interest, thank you for the kind words, and for being a pipe smoking brother of mine. 👍
Sutliff has an "Aromatic English" that, judging from your pallet description, you might might just like. Also in the English department that is good but not too "heavy" is another Sutliff entry called "East Farthing"
Great review and history. When I was a kid, an uncle smoked a cheap auromattic called "Apple pipe tobaco". Smelled delicious to me till I tried it when I was older and it about gagged me. Really horrible. Natural blends are the way to go for me
My local shop here carries a blend called Czar's Blend that is a cherry flavor, not sure of the actual tobacco, but it is one of my favorites as well. I smoke it at least once a day.
Great video! I like this Art of Pipe Smoking serie. Very well made and informative. What are your recommendations of 'Cross-over' blends, those sweeter, lighter english blends?
Hi Muttonchop hope your well, I’ve been watching your videos and I’d like to know which aromatic would you recommend. I’m in the Uk, I’ve been pipping for a little while but would like to have some advice Many thanks Tony . Essex England
Quick question: when purchasing bulk tobacco at the tobacconist, I don't see "manufacturers" labels. Usually it will say, "Black Raspberry" "Blue Note" or "B-22" on the jars. I suppose I could ask where the tobacco is manufactured? Or is it something different than that? My local shop is geared more to cigars than pipes so doesn't have much selection. They carry some tins as well, but mainly this bulk tobacco. I enjoy them, but I don't have much reference to go off of. And it makes it difficult to share what with others as I relate what I am smoking. Tips?
Hoosier Hares & Homestead - when I was working at Schwabs tobacconist, the owner didn't even want me to know who made the tobacco in the House blends. But that's unusual not to have names of the house blend jars, the next time you're in there I would enquire about if the blends have names, if you get a response like "I don't know it's just pipe tobacco" you might think twice about a purchase, unless you like them, then don't worry about it. 😃😃😃
+Heike Floimair my apologies, please forgive me, it's rare for me to talk to a female pipe smoker that I assume all are male. Let me ask you, do you have a group of female friends that you smoke pipes with, or are you a lone piper?
+Heike Floimair I went to your TH-cam page, and what did I see..... Your a Lordi fan, so am I! I love those guys, I have been listening to them for years I have their "Deadache" album, my favorite song from that album is "Hate at first sight" and "Girls go chopping" so cool. 👍
Muttnchop Piper hehe :) Love them too...and Rammstein... yes, i´m a Pipe smoker sometimes, but the main-Pipe-smoker in our Family is my Hubbie ;) I write in his Order, he cant, because of an eye disease ;) Wish you the best :)
Important question. So, I appreciate the pipe community here. Do ANY of you smokers suffer from high blood pressure? I have high blood pressure and want to smoke pipe as well. Do any of you deal with this
Hey Muttnchop, thanks for all the content! I was wondering if you can give me your opinion or advice on what tobacco I can try out next. I have been smoking Amphora Original and Full Aroma for about three years now, and I really like it. I have tried Davidoff red mixture, blue mixture, Danish mixture as well as Dunhill's My Mixture 965 and Erinmore pipe tobacco. I really dislike the mixture 965 I think because I don't like oriental and spicy tobaccos; the blends that I seem to like are the virginia, burley, and black cavendish blends. My top two tobaccos are Amphora Original , then Davidoff Danish mixture; both are Danish tobaccos. Hope you can help me out, excited for your suggestions!
Eyad Kastoun - I have never had Amphora, so let's see, the Virginia blend I would recommend "Peter stokkabye Luxury Twist Flake, The Burley, that's easy Cornel & Diel's Haunted Book Shop" and the cavendish blend I would recommend "Drew Estate Toasted Black Cavendish" 😃😃😃
Hi muttnchop great vid very informative. I'm a newbie to pipe smoking & my local Tobacconist recommended to me a couple in house Cavendish blends to start with, which so far I think they're okay but I feel like it's not what I'm looking for. & he also told me aromatics are not the best for beginners, what is your opinion on that? I was also wondering if maybe you could recommend an aromatic blend that you think would be suitable for novice pipe smokers
Brandon Newton Yes, & No. let’s look at Yes first, when you first start smoking a pipe, there are so many hurdles to clear, packing your pipe correctly, lighting your pipe, keeping it lit, tamping, smoking it correctly, not getting tongue Bite, now throw on top of that a non Aromatic blend that might taste sour, or smoky to the novice pipe smoker, it might just be to much, so recommending an Aromatic which is typically a sweeter blend might entice a new pipe smoker to stick with it a bit longer to try and clear some of the other hurdles. Now let’s deal with No. typically because Aromatics have a casing, in the form of flavoring like Vanilla, or caramel, or cherry, they tend to burn hot, giving the new pipe smoker tongue bite. So if you learn how to smoke your pipe using the breathe method, it eliminates the tongue bite issue giving you time to clear all other hurdles no mater the type of tobacco you smoke. I have done a couple of videos on the Breathe Method, check them out and teach yourself how to smoke your pipe using this method, it will save you a lot of grief. As for a good Aromatic blend, I would suggest CAO’s Eileen’s Dream. 👍👍👍
@@MuttnchopPiper thanks for your help! I will definitely check out your videos on the breathe method. So far I thoroughly enjoy your videos, keep up the awesome work!
Your channel is absolutely unbelievable. I started smoking a pipe a few months ago found you on here. Since then, every time I have a question (this time it was for clarification about types of tobacco) I google it, BUT, I always find myself coming back to your channel because I'm certain you will have covered the topic. There's a reason other tobacco pipe channels mention you as well. Very impressive to say the least.
Thank you my friend, I am glad you have found value and answers watching my videos. I don’t know if you can tell, but I love smoking a pipe :)
THIS is the exact video I’ve been searching for. New pipe smoker here and this is so helpful
Thank you sir. My pipe journey is going extremely well. Two days in.
I have to sincerely thank you Sir for all the valuable information you’ve taught me as a new pipe smoker. You have been my #1 source and go to guy for everything I’ve needed to know from every last detail practically and I have become roughly 3 mos successful and enjoying pipe smoking more every day. I even bought a variety of your favorite tobaccos and haven’t ran into any that my pallet doesn’t agree with, if anything they’ve been outstanding as well. Thanks again Muttnchop and look forward to seeing and learning more from you in the future and hope you’re doing well. “Happy Piping”!
I am from Louisiana and have been to St.James and saw the process and did a school report on it once. It's extremely interesting process which I admire even more now that I have started to smoke a pipe. Finding different tobacco's with so many different flavors and complexities has made pipe smoking that much more interesting and enjoyable.
Wow! Here he was an aromatic smoker. On his more resent videos he switched to English only. Neat! Thanks for all your knowledge and help Mr. Chops
I'm sad that this publication is no more! I've been trying to find scans of issues people have to share, as I think they get quite pricey when looking at issues for sale. I would love to read around this magazine, great information as always Muttnchop!
You created a beautiful online repository of pipe tobacco, pipes and pipe-related philosophy...
I admire your work and thank you for sharing the knowledge with us!
I only have a little Capitello Beta with a Meerschaum insert but I love it!
Thanks to you (and also other pipe youtubers) I managed to learn to enjoy and appreciate this wonderful pastime!
ssi1991 - You are most welcome my friend, I’m glad you value the club and me. 👍👍👍
Dear Muttnchop, you have a dedicated follower in far away New Zealand. AM new to pipe smoking and am enjoying your videos. Very informative. Thank you Louie
Louis Tousain - Thank you my friend, New Zealand is on my bucket list of places to visit. 👍👍👍
You are very welcome to visit. We live behind Puhoi, just north of Auckland. Please bring your own tobacco, as it is the equivalent of US$70 for a 50 gram pouch. Have a good weekend. Lou
As a young lad, I picked tobacco on my Uncle's farm in Georgia, including tying the stalks together and hanging them in the barn. It was a large leaf that we picked while still green (and my hands were black from the tar afterwards). I wonder now if he was growing Burley.
Thanks so much for you information and shared knowledge, realy appreciated for a begginer from Australia.
I am going through all your videos.
Again, thankyou and happy pipping!
Adrian Saggin - You are more then welcome my friend it’s been my pleasure. 👍👍👍
As a fellow Aussie I’m finding it hard to find a good selection of pipe tobaccos, do you have any recommendations? I’m based in Sydney, so far I’ve only bought some blends from Alexander’s which is based in Victoria, but even they don’t seem to have that much on offer!
@@yungnietzsche2302 Hey mate
you can try My Humidor in Queensland or Tobacco Blends in Vic.
nice article, thanks for sharing. i wash they had included Kentucky, a staple in Italian traditional pipe blends and some others, but also Maryland, Cigar leaf etc., but I do understand they're perhaps not common enough to be worth discussing in a non-specialist article.
cheers
I really felt this video was like many other so educational, but I really liked to learn more about every kind of leaf, but specially Orientals. Thanks.
Your welcome my friend.
Well done, very informative and interesting.
Love the detail, helpful even after a couple years of pipe smoking. Really enjoying your content:)
Take care,
Stephen
Thanks Stephen, my goal when I started doing pipe smoking videos was to try and touch on all aspects of our hobby. I ask myself questions about the hobby like; "What type of tobacco's are used in pipe tobacco"? "What is the best way to cellar pipe tobacco"? How can we manipulate Ghosting to our advantage"? Then I figure if I am asking these question I bet others are also, then I make a video about it. I am glad that my videos hold your interest, thank you for the kind words, and for being a pipe smoking brother of mine. 👍
Thank you for this great info on tobacco types 13:17
Love the channel. Been so informative. Wish I could listen at 1.5 speed though on the phone. :)
Hello from NY! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Your welcome, glad you liked it
Sutliff has an "Aromatic English" that, judging from your pallet description, you might might just like. Also in the English department that is good but not too "heavy" is another Sutliff entry called "East Farthing"
Great vid Muttnchop really educational on tobacco, helped me choose for my next order.
stay piping bro 🤙🏾
Beards Pipes An Life - Thank you my friend, you do the same. 👍👍👍
Great review and history. When I was a kid, an uncle smoked a cheap auromattic called "Apple pipe tobaco". Smelled delicious to me till I tried it when I was older and it about gagged me. Really horrible. Natural blends are the way to go for me
Mr Cat approves - What natural blends do you smoke? 😃😃😃
I really love the aromatics, particularly like a Burley and Virginia blend ... but I have a soft spot for Dunhill's Nightcap.
I as well like Burley/Virginia combination, my 2 favorites are Lane Limited Ready Rubbed, and Rattray's Old Gowrie, spectacular blends. 😀😀
My local shop here carries a blend called Czar's Blend that is a cherry flavor, not sure of the actual tobacco, but it is one of my favorites as well. I smoke it at least once a day.
I just want to make sure, you do know that Dunhill Nightcap is not an aromatic right, it's an English blend
Oh yes, that's what I meant ... I prefer aromatics, but I do like that English blend. Boy is it a kick in the pants!
What are some popular blends of the types discussed at the end? I've never seen a blend marketed as a "crossover" blend, for example.
Thanks for this information and what is a medium Nic English that has low bite ?
awesome video, great info.
Great video! I like this Art of Pipe Smoking serie. Very well made and informative. What are your recommendations of 'Cross-over' blends, those sweeter, lighter english blends?
Thanks, my recommendation would be Mississippi River, Frog Morton Cellar, or RO Firestorm, these are great gateway blends 😃
Hi Muttonchop hope your well, I’ve been watching your videos and I’d like to know which aromatic would you recommend. I’m in the Uk, I’ve been pipping for a little while but would like to have some advice
Many thanks Tony . Essex England
Quick question: when purchasing bulk tobacco at the tobacconist, I don't see "manufacturers" labels. Usually it will say, "Black Raspberry" "Blue Note" or "B-22" on the jars. I suppose I could ask where the tobacco is manufactured? Or is it something different than that? My local shop is geared more to cigars than pipes so doesn't have much selection. They carry some tins as well, but mainly this bulk tobacco. I enjoy them, but I don't have much reference to go off of. And it makes it difficult to share what with others as I relate what I am smoking. Tips?
Hoosier Hares & Homestead - when I was working at Schwabs tobacconist, the owner didn't even want me to know who made the tobacco in the House blends. But that's unusual not to have names of the house blend jars, the next time you're in there I would enquire about if the blends have names, if you get a response like "I don't know it's just pipe tobacco" you might think twice about a purchase, unless you like them, then don't worry about it. 😃😃😃
Muttnchop Piper interesting - thank you
Thanks for your Words :) After 2 Years of smoking i had a whole new smoking experience :) Happy puffing and have a wonderful time ;)
Thank you sir, i am glad my videos are helping, that's why I make them
I´m not a Sir...Heike is a female Name...but thanks anyway ;)
+Heike Floimair my apologies, please forgive me, it's rare for me to talk to a female pipe smoker that I assume all are male. Let me ask you, do you have a group of female friends that you smoke pipes with, or are you a lone piper?
+Heike Floimair I went to your TH-cam page, and what did I see..... Your a Lordi fan, so am I! I love those guys, I have been listening to them for years I have their "Deadache" album, my favorite song from that album is "Hate at first sight" and "Girls go chopping" so cool. 👍
Muttnchop Piper hehe :) Love them too...and Rammstein... yes, i´m a Pipe smoker sometimes, but the main-Pipe-smoker in our Family is my Hubbie ;) I write in his Order, he cant, because of an eye disease ;) Wish you the best :)
Wow, this was really helpful!
Icegeezful - Thank you my friend. 👍👍👍
Important question. So, I appreciate the pipe community here. Do ANY of you smokers suffer from high blood pressure? I have high blood pressure and want to smoke pipe as well. Do any of you deal with this
Very informative
Is this magazine still a physical paper magazine or is it now only online?
Hey Muttnchop, thanks for all the content! I was wondering if you can give me your opinion or advice on what tobacco I can try out next. I have been smoking Amphora Original and Full Aroma for about three years now, and I really like it. I have tried Davidoff red mixture, blue mixture, Danish mixture as well as Dunhill's My Mixture 965 and Erinmore pipe tobacco. I really dislike the mixture 965 I think because I don't like oriental and spicy tobaccos; the blends that I seem to like are the virginia, burley, and black cavendish blends. My top two tobaccos are Amphora Original , then Davidoff Danish mixture; both are Danish tobaccos. Hope you can help me out, excited for your suggestions!
Eyad Kastoun - I have never had Amphora, so let's see, the Virginia blend I would recommend "Peter stokkabye Luxury Twist Flake, The Burley, that's easy Cornel & Diel's Haunted Book Shop" and the cavendish blend I would recommend "Drew Estate Toasted Black Cavendish" 😃😃😃
Hi muttnchop great vid very informative. I'm a newbie to pipe smoking & my local Tobacconist recommended to me a couple in house Cavendish blends to start with, which so far I think they're okay but I feel like it's not what I'm looking for. & he also told me aromatics are not the best for beginners, what is your opinion on that? I was also wondering if maybe you could recommend an aromatic blend that you think would be suitable for novice pipe smokers
Brandon Newton Yes, & No. let’s look at Yes first, when you first start smoking a pipe, there are so many hurdles to clear, packing your pipe correctly, lighting your pipe, keeping it lit, tamping, smoking it correctly, not getting tongue Bite, now throw on top of that a non Aromatic blend that might taste sour, or smoky to the novice pipe smoker, it might just be to much, so recommending an Aromatic which is typically a sweeter blend might entice a new pipe smoker to stick with it a bit longer to try and clear some of the other hurdles. Now let’s deal with No. typically because Aromatics have a casing, in the form of flavoring like Vanilla, or caramel, or cherry, they tend to burn hot, giving the new pipe smoker tongue bite. So if you learn how to smoke your pipe using the breathe method, it eliminates the tongue bite issue giving you time to clear all other hurdles no mater the type of tobacco you smoke. I have done a couple of videos on the Breathe Method, check them out and teach yourself how to smoke your pipe using this method, it will save you a lot of grief. As for a good Aromatic blend, I would suggest CAO’s Eileen’s Dream. 👍👍👍
@@MuttnchopPiper thanks for your help! I will definitely check out your videos on the breathe method. So far I thoroughly enjoy your videos, keep up the awesome work!
Good info. Thanks
Tom Johnson - You bet my friend. 👍👍👍
Thanks!!!
Is that the epuffer 629 pipe vape behind you?
Hi Mr Muttonchop, I'm in transition from cgars to pipe smoking, can I store the pipe tabacco in my humidor?
Well Damn, this guy is a gem for sure! Thanks for the videos! Are there more then 7?
Parikh aged in whisky barrels. English isn't necessarily from England it's a mix of tobacco without any addictives. Aromatic just flavouring
Is this a question, Or fact?
You look like my skating buddy
Have you tried Burma Road?
do you have any videos cigar leaf?
diesel5355 - I'm sorry I don't. 😒😒😒
I did!👍
Great video Muttnchop....
Muttnchop....what is your favorite sweet aromatic?
kmhudson3 - Peter Stokkabye luxury twist flake. 👍👍👍
awesome video, great info.
Is that the epuffer 629 pipe vape behind you?