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What's a good virginia tobacco?

Posted by Keith on Friday, 14-Sep-2007
I'm looking for a good tasting virginia tobacco. I've tried the sagamore and it's pretty good most times, but there are times that it's not so good when I get it. Is there any that is of consistently good quality?

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Re: What's a good virginia tobacco?
Posted by Jo on Sunday, 23-Sep-2007

Windsail by D&R and Blend #1 & #2 by Custom Blends are good. I like blend #1 best of all so far, but it is more expensive. I like the plain Windsail more than the platinum Windsail. I have found out that I like the taste better if the tobacco is a little dry, but some on here like the taste better when it has more moisture. Heat +moisture = steamy to me:-) You just have to try it different ways to see what you like.

I order ten packages of Windsail at a time. You get a price reduction, plus shipping is then 10%, plus you don't have to order but a few times a year. I buy the Windsail carton of tubes 50 at a time for a reduction in price and add that onto a tobacco order. It keeps the price of the tobacco, tubes and shipping down.

They let me mix the different Windsails at the reduced price for ordering 10. I have only done that one time, so I could see which ones I like the best. I don't know if they would let us do that more than once.

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Re: What's a good virginia tobacco?
Posted by Dash on Sunday, 23-Sep-2007

If you like Custom Blends #1 and #2 you really should try Tobacco Stations American mild and premium mild. I thought they were very similar but A LOT cheaper. The American has burley in it but the premium does not. I haven't tried it yet but I'm going to add some D&R two timer burley to the premium and see how it turns out.

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Dash on Saturday, 22-Sep-2007

I live in one of those states and get UPS shipments from RYO cigarettes all the time and almost everybody else ships priority for a flat rate of $7.95. I doesn't have anything to do with any legistation, that's just an excuse. It's a left handed way of increasing the price and trying to hide it in excessive shipping charges.

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Wink Martindale on Monday, 24-Sep-2007

Which state would that be, just for grins?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Dash on Monday, 24-Sep-2007

Live in Montana because there is no sales tax, work in Wyoming because there is no state income tax. The best of both worlds, just like getting a 20% raise. I don't buy from D&R specifically because of their shipping charges.

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by spanky on Tuesday, 25-Sep-2007

What would it matter, just for grins?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Wink Martindale on Wednesday, 26-Sep-2007

Why do you wanna know, just for grins?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Spanky on Wednesday, 26-Sep-2007

I just got a package from D&R. The shipping charges were $38.20. Wanna know what it would cost me to ship it back to them, just for grins?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Wink Martindale on Wednesday, 26-Sep-2007

Naw, couldn't care less. But how much would it cost you to ship it to Launceston, Tazmania, just for grins?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Spanky on Thursday, 27-Sep-2007

A lot less than $38.20.

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Wazmo Nariz on Tuesday, 25-Sep-2007

Interesting; UPS policy is not to ship tobacco products to Montana unless the recipient is a licensed dealer with credentials on file with the Department of Revenue. [link] .

I wonder why they're breaking their own policy (which is based upon Montana law) for one company but not another?

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Dash on Tuesday, 25-Sep-2007

I don't know, maybe "tobacco products" is like "no chemical additives". I've probably ordered from every SYO vendor on the net and I've NEVER had to prove my identity or age to anyone; USPS, UPS, FEDEX or anyone else to receive a package.

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Re: What's a good Virginia tobacco?
Posted by Jo on Wednesday, 26-Sep-2007

I pay 10% on orders over 100 dollars to D&R. I don't get priority, which is faster, I use the ups and it comes here in good shape within a week, sometimes sooner.

I try to order a week or two before I think I will need them.

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Re: What's a good virginia tobacco?
Posted by Bubba on Tuesday, 25-Sep-2007

Dash,

I just put in an order to D & R,right at $60, shipping was $9, 15 % so it's an extra $ 1.05 over $ 7.95 flat rate at other online retailers, for me it's worth the little extra.

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Re: What's a good virginia tobacco?
Posted by Dash on Friday, 14-Sep-2007

Danish export, or if you don't mind paying 20% shipping Windsail platinum.

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