Blending and Buying leaf question

[Jason C]

Good evening hope you guys had a great Halloween. I bought candy for the trick or treaters and ended up eating it ‍. My two questions
1. Can you use or is it done that you could take pipe tobacco and add it to your cigar leaf to infuse it? Maybe get a coffee flavored pipe tobaccoo and add it to a Maduro blend?

2. Are there basicly only two places to by whole leaf? All I see is whole leaf . Com and LO. Are there any others?

Thank you have a blessed night

 

[Knucklehead]

Good evening hope you guys had a great Halloween. I bought candy for the trick or treaters and ended up eating it ‍. My two questions
1. Can you use or is it done that you could take pipe tobacco and add it to your cigar leaf to infuse it? Maybe get a coffee flavored pipe tobaccoo and add it to a Maduro blend?

2. Are there basicly only two places to by whole leaf? All I see is whole leaf . Com and LO. Are there any others?

Thank you have a blessed night

Yes you can add pipe tobacco to your cigar.

wholeleaftobacco.com owns fairtradetobacco.com. It would be unfair to the owner to advertise for the competition.

 

[Juxtaposer-]

It seems that it might be better, if you are rolling cigars to flavor some of the leaves you are rolling. But if you want to wrap pipe tobacco in a cigar wrapper to smoke then by all means yes. Just ask the kids how they are doing it. You don’t have to be a rapper to use a wrapper! I am surprised we don’t see more “ flavored cavendish short filler cigars” being talked about.

 

[deluxestogie]

A "cigar" is defined as tobacco wrapped within tobacco. American-style cigars routinely used burley, PA Red, Little Dutch, etc. The use-class definitions (created by the USDA) are based on the primary market use of each particular tobacco variety during the late 19th century.

I usually combine my pipe blends as whole leaf that is rolled into a cigar. I then slice the cigar to coins, and slice the coins to shred, for rubbing out. On occasion, I instead just light the "cigar" and smoke it as a cigar.

I simply don't add non-tobacco flavorants to any of my tobacco—pipe or cigar.

Bob

 

[GreenDragon]

I occasionally like to add a pinch of either Blood Red Moon or C&D’s Green River Vanilla to my cigar blends. They can really elevate a so-so blend. It’s also fun to add them to my scrap/short filled cigars.