Types of Pipe Tobacco: YTPC Beginner Pipe Smoker Series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- 6 minute simple explanation of the different pipe tobacco blend components.
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Wow! This is like a Master Class for Pipe Smokers. Great idea and great video. I'll be sure to recommend it to people who have questions.
Thanks Phil!
Trying to learn different kinds of tobacco, and ive been seenig so many confusing videos about tobacco varieties these days. Yours is simple and to the point. Thanks!
I’m so glad you found it useful. If you have any questions just let me know.
Great job! I can’t believe you squeezed all that info into under 7 min’s!!! AWESOME!!!
Quick, informative, and to the point. Thank you for a simple yet comprehensive rundown, the visuals helped a lot.
I’m so glad you found it useful. Let me know if you have any questions or anything I can help you with the pipe hobby.
@@FlatCapPiper appreciate you offering to help, just started my first grow td. Looking forward to see what happens. I'm trying to grow yellow twist bud, cherry red, xanthi, bafra, and shirazi. I hope to have a oriental heavy "traditional bulkan" style blend of ciggarette/pipe tobacco. Any sort of tips for a first time grower you might have would be appreciated, otherwise I'm just playing the waiting game on my seeds to sprout rn.
What an exciting adventure! Growing your own will be a learning experience for sure. You have to be patient throughout the whole process and don’t get discouraged. While you wait for your seeds to sprout I would look for either videos on TH-cam or information on google about soil and temperature control that best suits the orientals that you are trying to grow. If you are doing this enclosed inside then there is less to worry about pests but if you are growing outside then I would read up on that so that you can recognize the pest before it destroys your tobacco. Read up on Aphids, tobacco budworms, and tobacco flea beetles to name a few.
@@FlatCapPiper I've been sprouting them in my garage in Florida and they've been starting to sprout on day 2 so I don't think any complaints on the soil temp. As for pests that's very smart I should look into it more as I'm going to try organic. But so far it's day 3 and all 5 varieties have started growing little roots.
This video is definitely a keeper! I learned all kinds of new things. Thanks Rafael! Have a great week!
I’m glad it was useful. Thanks Jorge.
Thank you Sensei Flat Cap Piper, or Sensei FCP. I will take your teachings to heart as I enjoy and smoke my pipes.
I’m glad you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions about the pipe smoking hobby don’t be afraid to ask. I’m here to help.
I was wondering when I would find a video like this! I was curious to learn the different leaves and what their individual characteristics are. Thank you!
I’m glad this video was helpful for you. If you have any questions, just let me know.
Hey Flat Cap that 6:08 was a very informative video & delivered in a manner that is very clear.
I ll keep this video for reference!👍👍🤠
I’m glad you were able to find the information useful. Thanks! I have a series of beginner videos that prepared in the back burner but I just haven’t had the time to put them together and make sure they are clear and concise. Maybe in the future, I’ll will do some more. Thanks again for stopping by.
Good video just wanna add that Virginia and Burley also can get flavored (but not too much like Cavendish), there are tobaccos that have flavors on them
you put a lot of work into that
appreciated
I’m glad you found it useful. Let me know if you have any questions. 😉👍🏼
Well done, clear, you actually know what you’re talking about,,,🔥
Thank you! I hope you found it clear and useful. 😊👍🏼
Great video! Very clear and easy to understand, thanks for sharing.
You are welcomed. Glad you enjoyed it!
That's a awesome overview of the tobaccos. I wish I had found this months back. Lol
I’m glad you found it useful! 😁👍🏼
Thanks Rafeal,you put a lot of time and work into the information.Hope you and Enit are enjoying the west coast.
Take care.
Thanks Steve! We are enjoying our time here. The weather is amazing!
A great overview, very nicely done! 👏👏👏👏👏😄😊👍👍
Thanks 😊
Great in service on tobaccos! I really appreciated the visual (chart) as well. Thanks.
I’m happy so found it useful. Thanks 😊
Very good job and would have appreciated this explanation when I first got into pipe smoking! You and Lady Fire be well and we'll see you out smokin'!
Nice to hear from you. I haven’t chatted with you in a long while. Hope all is well. Have a great rest of the week! 😊👍🏽
Very good guidelines.
Glad it was helpful! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊
Thank You for making this video as I am a newbie to the pipe smoking community. ✌🏻
You are very welcomed! Let us know if you have any questions about anything pipe or tobacco related.
Good video. Clear and very informative 👌
I’m glad you found it useful! Let me know if you have any questions. 😁👍🏼
@@FlatCapPiper I will 😊
Excellent...❗👍 I've been waiting for such an educative video on different types of tobacco , and tastes... Now I have a question... What does Cavendish mean in terms of taste / flavour... Because I have a liking for the "Borkhum-Riff Cherry Cavendish" tobacco...👍
Cavendish is not any particular flavor. It is a process. That process makes it easy to add flavors to the tobacco blend so usually that is when a topping is added. This topping can be anything from rum, vanilla, fruits, etc.
@@FlatCapPiper Oh... Thanks very much once again for throwing more light on the subject... next I'll wait for information on more flavour tobaccos...👍
Thanks for sharing! That is very helpful! I now have a link to share for all new fellow pipe smokers. Well done!
That’s the idea . Please share with the new pipe smokers. It will help them enjoy the hobby much better.
Great job! I think this was a great summary 👍🏻 have a great week
Thanks 😊
Thank you that was great, nice job simplifying this for us very helpful. I love this idea you are doing with the new pipe smokers. Be well.
Thanks Dingus. I’m glad it was helpful.
Best explanation and simple! Thank you!
You are very welcomed! Thanks!
Excellent video
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope you found it useful and It helps you in your pipe journey!
Flat cap love the video. Very informative learning something from it Happy Easter
I’m glad you enjoyed it Ken! 😊👍🏽
Exactly what i was looking for, thumbs up
I’m glad it was useful information to you. Have a great weekend!
Great overview, FCP! Tht's broken down nicely
Thanks!
Great stuff!
@@skylernova489 Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊👍🏼
A pretty thorough overview in a bite size chunk, it should be very helpful. Thank you, be well. - H
Thanks 😊
This is great, thank you
I’m glad you found the information useful! Thanks!
Bravo brother 👏👏👏
Great summary. Thank you for sharing. JB
I’m glad it was helpful. Thanks
Awesome. Thanks for sharing this information. This is really helpful.
You are welcomed! I’m glad you found it useful.
Excellent description. Thanks.
I’m glad you found it useful! 👍🏼
Really a very good summary! Bravo 👏 Happy Easter 🐣 again! Ciao 👋 grazie 🙏 S.
Thank you Sandro 😁
Man that is a great explanation!
I’m glad you found it useful. I did it with the thought that I would have like something like this when I started pipe smoking to understand it better. I wish I could make it available to all the new pipe smokers somehow. I think they would enjoy the hobby even more. Thanks again for you encouraging comment. It gives me motivation to continue doing this type of videos.
This is so great, FlatCapPiper! Question: G&H Black Irish X is one of my favorite tobaccos. Is that the Dark Fired Kentucky or, what was the process with making that?
There is really no mention of Dark Fired Kentucky in the components.. The filler for Black Irish X is predominantly dark fired Virginia leaf with the addition of a small percentage of dark air cured Indian leaf. From what I have researched they are mostly made with Virginia leaf and some mention of burley. The longer stoving process in the black twist takes some of the nicotine out so the brown twist has more nicotine content. Most people either like or dislike that the black has a burned taste to it. I hope that helps answer your question and please ask away if you have any other questions. I’m here to help.
This video is great! Thank You very much!
I’m glad you found it useful. Feel free to share it with new pipe smokers. This will make pipe Tobacco blends easier to understand for them.
Super interesting video !
Very interesting! Muchas Gracias Flat Cap!
De Nada Cliff 😁
Thank you, I learned something!
I’m glad you found it helpful.
great stuff FCP! 👊🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you!
Amazing content! More!
I’m trying to put together an easy Pipe beginner series. Meanwhile, we will continue reviewing the newer blends and recording at the pipe shows.
Thank you
You are very welcomed. I’m glad it was useful to you.
Good, thanks.
I’m glad you found it helpful! 😊
Thanks man !
You’re welcome! Glad you found it useful!
Thanks! that was helpful!
You are very welcomed! Glad you found it useful!
well done! very informative 👍
Thanks 😊
Thanks!!
I’m glad you found it useful. 😊👍🏼
Thank you for the beautiful and simple explanation... I have a question: What is the tobacco used in cigars? Is it burley? Also, what do you recommend for pipe tobacco that smells like a cigar? Thank you so much
Cigar leaf has more variety in taste and smells than burley leaf. They are completely different leaves with the biggest similarity in that they are both Air-cured. Pipe Tobaccos that smell just like a cigar is hard as the cigar leaf adds to the smokiness but gets overtaken by the pipe tobacco when it comes to the aroma. Try Briarworks’ Country Lawyer or C&D Habana Daydream. Also the Warped series uses cigar leaves in the blend but they won’t smell like a cigar.
@@FlatCapPiper Thanks for the clarification, I will look for them👍🏻
@borashidh6743 You are welcomed. If you any more questions, just ask! Have fun in your pipe journey!
@@FlatCapPiper Thank you for your response.. I am a cigar smoker and I enjoy smoking them.. and pipe tobacco is a new adventure that I would like to try and of course I have many questions 😁 It will benefit me and you on the channel if there is a special video and it will also benefit the viewers too 👍🏻
@borashidh6743 You are absolutely correct. Keep the questions coming and perhaps I can make a series of video covering all your questions . If you have questions that means someone else probably has the same questions. I would love to help out in what I can.
Well done.
Very Informative
Fantastic , thank you🍻🍻
Well done!
Thanks!
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Thank you buddy , a nice video very informative 👍👍👍🦡
Thanks!
GREAT VIDEO! I love the black tobacco blends what makes it black?
In the case of black Cavendish, it’s the process it goes through of using heat, steam, and pressure. Sometimes toppings are added also that contain sugar.
What leaf is the best for making cigarettes?
@@ktloz2246 Burley
I have also a question : what tobacco use for churchwarden pipe : from blends and cuts
You can use any tobacco that you like for churchwarden pipes. Same with the cut. Smaller cuts like “ready rub”, “ribbon”, and “cube” are easy to pack and burn. If you are a beginner, I would start with those. If you want an easy blend, try Carter Hall.
@@FlatCapPiper thanks 🙏🏻 A lots
In your pipe smoking..what is the strongest nicotine tobacco that you've experienced?
I haven’t tried the Rústica or the rope tobacco so the highest nicotine content I have tried and I own is HH Dark Fired Kentucky.
What about cigar leaves?
I briefly mentioned them on the bottom of the chart but I wanted to keep the video short. Cigar leaves would need their own video as there are many types within the plant itself, soil they are planted, etc. There are several blends like the “Warped” series that uses cigar leaves. I consider them condiments leaves because so far the pipe tobacco blends that have used them have been in that fashion. Hope that helps.
What about Flakes, Vapors, Aromatic, I keep hearing terms like that?
Flakes: a type of tobacco cut. They press the tobacco into a big rectangular block and then slice it into thin flakes. See my video on the Sutliff factory tour.
Vapers: Means having Virginia and Perique.
Aromatics: Any tobacco with added flavoring.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions or ideas for me to do another video that explains another aspect of the piping hobby. Thanks again for your comments.
@@FlatCapPiper thanks so much, I'm a first time piper, just got a new pipe and trying to learn what I can. Do I need to "break in" the pipe?
@@Zblak100 There is a method to “break it in” but I would say just smoke it and have fun. If you can smoke it all the way down that would be the best to build an even “cake” on the walls. I would not think about it too much just enjoy the journey and the pipe will eventually be perfect.
@@FlatCapPiper ok yes let's focus on just plain ole' fun without the too many rules and steps! Thanks!
@@Zblak100 You are very welcomed. The best part of this hobby is the relaxing feeling that smoking a pipe brings.
Mate I don't find different to smoking cigarettes. I smell the same though I try all different brand in UK
Try something like plum pudding from Seattle Pipe Club or something with black cavendish. Share with me the blends that you have tried so far and maybe I can help you find something different. If you try blends that are mostly Burley then yes they will be similar to cigarettes.
Flat Cap 😊. Not the bloody baseball ugly cap
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