I immediately stopped what I was doing in the garage when I saw Muttinchop had a new video out, too! Feels like I get to sit down with my mentor. Great list for 2024, I've had a few of these already and can't wait to hear his take on them as well as his followers. Cheers to everyone, and have a great holiday season!

It is a great list, there are blends here I have not tried yet, thanks for the kind comments

I haven't tried another of them either.

Agreed. It’s unique and creamy, dessert like.

Thank you my friend

I think Im going to like it. When I first got into pipes, I really didn't think I would like cherry tobacco. But during a podcast, a pipe maker said his first tobacco with his grandfather was cherry. So, I bought 2 oz. From a local brick and mortar, and wow! It became one of my favorites. So Im really looking forward to this one.

You need to try Boswells cherry smash or any other Boswell blends nice cool smoke and doesn't bite if you haven't already

@@user-zn9gu8db8p I’ve had a couple of his but not that one , I will get some through

I don't normally like cherry tobaccos, but I have heard such good things about this blend, I had to add it to the list

Thanks, Happy Thanksgiving

I'm looking forward to it as well.

Cheater..... just kidding. I have smoked this blend several times as well, so I am looking forward to smoking it with our club members.

Ok, yes all you have to do is put it in a canning jar (Mason jar) tighten it as hard as you can with your hands, then put it in your cellar until you are ready to smoke it. The jar will seal itself, so don't worry about thst.

I was skeptical, but I actually really like it. I’m not normally a cherry guy!

Noted, thank you. :)

gotta be honest I'm pretty excited to try this one as well.

Might as well pack a bowl of skoal straight

I, too, was surprised to like it as much as I do. I bought a dozen more tins to cellar after trying it on a whim.

Here is my concern with your suggestion, if you know of some house blends we should review, I am with you on this, supporting local shops should be the priority. One of my concerns is if I choose a brick and mortar blend, I would have to make sure they could handle a potential surge in that tobacco, let's say 500 people participate in blend club, could the shop handle an order volume of that size or larger. If there is a blend or 2 you think we should review let me know and I will add it to the list.

@@MuttnchopPiper if you ever make it up to Boston even if you don't broadcast it on your channel you have to stop by Levitt and pierce in Harvard yard Cambridge they been around since 1887 or something like that inside the place looks like it hasn't changed in 100 years old dial scales mechanical cash register hand written receipts it's such a great experience just walking in the place I been there a couple of times got a oz of full Virginia a nail tamper and some cleaners they outlawed samples in my state I was talking to the tobacconist he asked me if I had my pipe on me yes he takes my pipe loadsit and says go outside and smoke come back in when you're done and I'll give you something else it was really cool that he wasn't going to let a useless law stop him from giving samples to customers if they are in in purchasing tobacco I've noticed that businesses that been around for as long as this place nobody seems to make a big deal which is good

Happy Thanksgiving to you as well

Sounds good.