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=== Latakia === | === Latakia === | ||
A "spice" tobacco that is cured over the smoke of particular types of wood. (You may read that it is cured over fires fueled by dried camel dung, but this is not the case.) Latakia has a distinctive "smoky" taste and a pungent aroma that some find very pleasant and others find just the opposite. Latakia adds body and depth to the flavor of many natural blends. | A "spice" tobacco that is cured over the smoke of particular types of wood. (You may read that it is cured over fires fueled by dried camel dung, but this is not the case.) Latakia has a distinctive "smoky" taste and a pungent aroma that some find very pleasant and others find just the opposite. Latakia adds body and depth to the flavor of many natural blends. Greg Pease has written a fantastic article on Latikia, that originally appeared in Pipe Friendly magazine, and is now on his web site: [http://glpease.com/Articles/Latakia.html GLP, A tail of two Latikias] | ||
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