Can people taste and smell different brands of tobacco

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My cousin once said “we have to get away from which brand of tobacco to buy”, so I have generally stuck to one brand that I’m used to.

Does anyone know much about the different brands, which is good for which condition, or are they much of a muchness;?;

Labels seem to be important to the shopkeepers, but I am interested in the contents, the additives, and the leaves.

There are definitely some brands I can’t smoke, at least not without some adjustment, so I am wondering if there is any science behind the manufacture.

Are some smokes better for human and animal health, others better for tree surgery and still others better for machines.

I am told that tobacco helps synchronise with the inorganic beings.

Would love some feedback from anyone with any general experiences on this matter.

Thank you.

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I worked in a tobacco company when I was 19. We had all kinds of different flavors.

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I smoke different brands of tobacco. There is a difference in taste and in the amount of nicotin.

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The thing that always gets me is when I ask for a filter, the shop keepers always think I’m selling out. One of the first girls I dated told me that filters give you cancer. If people are going to read nonsense into everything based on colour, thickness and name then I don’t care, just don’t make me feel bad about it. I love my mum and my father.

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I find that Marlboro is the strongest and smoother flavor. I smoke Marlboro smooths and it’s the best one in my opinion

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I used to cut up Rothmans into three and make roll ups out of them in an effort to quit, my friend was aghast “you can’t cut up Rothmans” he said. Marlboro always reminds me of Marley, I used to like Cutter’s Choice, it tasted of lemons.

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