Great review. Salty Dogs is in my top 3 tobaccos, I love it and deep cellar it. I will say, it gets A LOT better with age! Come back to it in a few years, trust me.
Hiyas Wilson, Salty Dogs is a lovely, tasty plug. For me, it pairs wonderfully with a cuppa black tea ☕. It is especially flavorful when smoked in a clay pipe. Serene smokes, Gary
Fantastic timing for a review of this tobacco. I live in Germany and have been thinking about trying this blend. It’s only 13.50€ here. However, I shy away from blends with rum as they tend to bite. Love your vids. Thank you!
Good Evening Pastor 😊 Awesome Review👌🏽 Nice Description 💯 Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the blend 👏🏼 Have a blessed day and God Bless you 🙏🏽 Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦
Excellent blend, Wilson, one of my favorites. BTW, I tried the shredder approach from your earlier video on plugs. I won’t be recommending that approach to anyone as it demolishes the plug and produces a lot of very fine debris. Better to slice using an Ulu knife and then rub out or cube cut it. - Sam
I think you were the last review I watched that turned me on to it. Hmm that's interesting. My pieces were quite uniform and without any dust/debris. It could be the size of the shredding holes possibly? Regardless, no worries.
This is the tobacco that lured me away from aromatics and into the full world of differing blends. I love Salty Dogs and it is still the tobacco I reach for on particularly great days; the tobacco I treat myself with. It’s not cheap, but worth every puff.
Hi Spurgeon piper, GOD bless you brother! I have a question for you, I want to try the cult blood moon tobacco but I am put off by the imagery on the tin! Just wondering what you think? Should a Christian support a product that displays negative iconography? I defer to your wisdom sir.
Hey John, I don't think there's any wrong with the tin art nor for that matter, the name. I wouldn't call a skull negative iconography and the name of the line of tobacco (Cult) is speaking to smoking a pipe within a companion of others. Unless your conscience keeps you from it, enjoy it to the glory of God.
@@TheSpurgeonPiper thank you for your gracious reply. I agree with you brother if it were merely a “skull” I would have no issue with it, in fact I would argue a skull can be a great witness to the impermanence of this life and giving us all a sense of the importance of the eternal over and above the temporal. I mean this in the best possible way; please look at the tin art again and you will see that the skull has horns and is not just a skull. GOD bless you and your family and Happy Piping!
I didn’t care for it and passed it on. Much prefer GLP’s Haddo’s Delight,Sillem’s Councillor 1695, Davidoff’s Flake Medallions, Rattray’s Marlin Flake, Hearth & Home’s Viprati, or at a slightly lower level, C&D’s Chenet’s Cake or GLP’s Penny Farthing or GLP’s Kajun Kake. Salty Dogs is massively over-rated.
Cut it, dry it and load it! I'm a Burley guy but...Delightful Vaper !!! Easy to find in Europe... I'm at 3rd pouch 😊 greetings from Portugal
Saudacoes desde a Suécia! Você saberia me informar algum lugar onde eu possa comprar online um bom tabaco de Portugal? Desde já agradeço!
Great review. Salty Dogs is in my top 3 tobaccos, I love it and deep cellar it. I will say, it gets A LOT better with age! Come back to it in a few years, trust me.
One of my favourite tobacco plugs if not my favourite yet. From start to finish it’s just so enjoyable.
A great tobacco , shame we can't buy it in England, my favourite vaper
Thanks for the review. Looking forward to trying this blend
Totally agree. A wonderful plug tobacco. World really well in a wider bowl imp, I smoke it mostly in a Bulldog. nice review.
One of the rare blends that I don’t mind all the relights because the flavor is incredible! Enjoy!
Hiyas Wilson,
Salty Dogs is a lovely, tasty plug. For me, it pairs wonderfully with a cuppa black tea ☕. It is especially flavorful when smoked in a clay pipe.
Serene smokes,
Gary
I'll have to try it with some tea. Good to hear from you Gary!
Great video as always! I’m a huge Virginia fan so I will definitely have to try this one!
Fantastic timing for a review of this tobacco. I live in Germany and have been thinking about trying this blend. It’s only 13.50€ here. However, I shy away from blends with rum as they tend to bite. Love your vids. Thank you!
Glad you guys can get something I review!
I bought some Salty Dogs based on your review. I love it! So good. Thanks!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Glad to hear it!
Solid review
Solid bit o tobacco
Good Evening Pastor 😊 Awesome Review👌🏽 Nice Description 💯 Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the blend 👏🏼 Have a blessed day and God Bless you 🙏🏽 Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦
I'm going to try it! And it sounds like you are recommending meals every couple hours - which is good!
Excellent blend, Wilson, one of my favorites. BTW, I tried the shredder approach from your earlier video on plugs. I won’t be recommending that approach to anyone as it demolishes the plug and produces a lot of very fine debris. Better to slice using an Ulu knife and then rub out or cube cut it. - Sam
I think you were the last review I watched that turned me on to it.
Hmm that's interesting. My pieces were quite uniform and without any dust/debris. It could be the size of the shredding holes possibly? Regardless, no worries.
Big fan of Salty Dogs 🐕 too.. 3ps is another very good plug... have you ever done a review om Bold Kentucky?
This is the tobacco that lured me away from aromatics and into the full world of differing blends. I love Salty Dogs and it is still the tobacco I reach for on particularly great days; the tobacco I treat myself with. It’s not cheap, but worth every puff.
Was gifted this one but haven't dug in to it yet
What are the differences compared to Cabbie's Mixture?
Great video, I just got me some salty dogs. If I were to cellar these, should I take them out of the plastic pouch? Boswell's has Salty Dogs as well.👍
I would feel comfortable keeping it in the pouch for a year. More than that, transfer.
Love seeing that great books collection on your bookshelf!
Thanks! They are one of my greatest literature finds
Hi Spurgeon piper, GOD bless you brother! I have a question for you, I want to try the cult blood moon tobacco but I am put off by the imagery on the tin! Just wondering what you think? Should a Christian support a product that displays negative iconography? I defer to your wisdom sir.
Hey John,
I don't think there's any wrong with the tin art nor for that matter, the name. I wouldn't call a skull negative iconography and the name of the line of tobacco (Cult) is speaking to smoking a pipe within a companion of others. Unless your conscience keeps you from it, enjoy it to the glory of God.
@@TheSpurgeonPiper thank you for your gracious reply. I agree with you brother if it were merely a “skull” I would have no issue with it, in fact I would argue a skull can be a great witness to the impermanence of this life and giving us all a sense of the importance of the eternal over and above the temporal. I mean this in the best possible way; please look at the tin art again and you will see that the skull has horns and is not just a skull. GOD bless you and your family and Happy Piping!
I didn’t care for it and passed it on. Much prefer GLP’s Haddo’s Delight,Sillem’s Councillor 1695, Davidoff’s Flake Medallions, Rattray’s Marlin Flake, Hearth & Home’s Viprati, or at a slightly lower level, C&D’s Chenet’s Cake or GLP’s Penny Farthing or GLP’s Kajun Kake. Salty Dogs is massively over-rated.
It’s a wonderful smoke with great flavor & taste . Will try the bigger bowel next time! 👍👍🏜️