My great grandfather lived to be 101 years old. He chewed Tinsley's plug tobacco. I looked everywhere and can't find any, but old souvenir Tinsley's tags are on ebay. Only place I know of that one packet exists, is in his front pocket in his grave. He may have been their best customer. Great video!

Josie Wales is what got me started with my tobacco fascination. I think plug and twist is the best you could ever try, if you can find it. This video was full of quality information, alot of which was new to me 😁 You are the man, I like the way think.

"i encourage you to look into your town's tobacco history" i live in richmond virginia. vast tobacco history here! learned a lot from you sir, thanks for the video

Tjat plug box and cutter is super cool. Neat US history

1:15 Conway twitty in the background. Story about Great Grandpa working on the railroad, and cannon ball chewing tobacco plug. That was epic!

I had lots of my relatives used to chew plug. also my great grandfather he used to trim off peaces with his knife cut out little squares.

I'm from northeast indiana, and I found out that almost every other store had their own brand of cigar. General stores, hardware stores, clothing stores, barber shops, everywhere.

I enjoyed this video , I chewed red man plug for years days work was my first chew as a boy of about 12 I have got to tyry and find some , awsome video , keep on choochin and chewin my friend

Good stuff. Thanks man.

i appreciate your insight on tobacco, good info and good story teller

enjoyed your discussion about plug chewing tobacco, the history facts are interesting... Iv'e never chewed tobacco but thinking about giving it a try...

Great video Buddy and background music I listen to Conway Twitty as well.

"Days O Work", My favorite. Like the heavy real Licorice Extract they use in it. Hope they don't ever quit making it. Bloodhound and Cannonball good too. Red Man and Levi had a plug too, they were alright but think Red Man quit making plug. I first had Days O Work when I was 10. Me and my buddy bought it at the grocery store at 10 years old. That was back before they had an age limit. I bought cigars even younger than that. The checkers at the store would let you buy it. That was back in the 70s. Different world today.

Hey Paw paw piper. I went to admiral today in town and picked up my tub of stokers dip natural and not straight.it comes with a can u can refill the dip. And the tub yields about 10 cans for about 15 bucks. Pretty good deal It is my go to dip since it is 100% American tobacco.wondering if you tried it.i also noticed one bag of redman or beech nut was 7.95. Wow has there been more taxation on loose leaf or is it just the retail store charging more. Used to pick it up for 3-4 bucks. Great video man

Actually I seen my self in vacation place lbi New Jersey. Saw days o work plug must have been old as shit but I'm really digging some redman golden blend asap

Where did you get all them? Locally?

I liked Browns Mule thick cut❤️

I wanna try plug tobacco but they dont sell it anywhere besides the reservations here and I always forget to try it when I go

Just curious how would you store the plug? Like do you have a pouch like loose leaf does? Or is there like a leather pouch that you buy?

nice video bro =3

Thanks for the video. I'm curious about the tobacco cutter... have you ever used it to cut pressed (cake) pipe tobacco? I'm guess it would work for this type of tobacco. Your thoughts? Thanks again!

I’d like to try bloodhound... where can I find it

Any twist

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