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More real-tobacco picks by palate Burley: earthy, nutty, slightly dry, the Camel-style profile (4.9 rating) Cavendish: oak-barrel cured, naturally sweet, pipe-tobacco depth (4.8) Cigar Blend: smooth, woody, a fine-cigar profile (4.7) Latakia: smoky and peppery, campfire-and-spice character (4.7) Prefer tobacco with a sweet edge

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