I suppose that all depends on what you consider "generic" tobacco taste.
It seems that each tobacco grown in different areas have their own flavor profile.
To ask what plain tobacco tastes like depends a lot on which tobacco or region the tobacco is from, that you are referring to.
Cameroon tobacco has a far different flavor profile than Connecticut, so you can see how that simple question isn't quite that simple.
The flavor notes usually come from how the different tobaccos are blended and even how they are matured on the plant and then cured. So may variables created different flavor profiles.
The bottom line is, the tobacco that you consider "plain" tobacco may not be the same tobacco that others consider plain.
To me, if I was asked what tobacco I would consider plain, the first thing that comes to my mind is Connecticut. But ask another person and they may say a completely different tobacco from some other region.
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. Take it for what it's worth. LOL!
I know this is gonna sound weird but... Smoke a cigarette???? Eeeeeew I will not poison my body with such rubbish! lol j/k.
Any who yeah the point about the different types of tobacco really is beyond valid. I guess I'll set this taste finding mission aside and just enjoy a good stick and not ask "why" but ask "do I have enough time for another?"
It seems that each tobacco grown in different areas have their own flavor profile.
Eggs Ackley. Other than "infused" sticks, all your premium cigars are going to be natural plain tobacco. Cigarettes are all made with a "caseing" to make the brand's flavor consistent.But even Burley for cigarettes is hung in the barn to cure. I just visited a burley farmer a week and a half ago. He ages his two years. But what a diff between the fire cured, air cured, red tip, etc... all from the same plant. He sells organic leaf too. PM me and I'll hook you up.
If you want to try plain leaves of various strains, your can go to wholeleaftobaccollc.com get some leaves and roll your own. He's got all sorts.
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It seems that each tobacco grown in different areas have their own flavor profile.
To ask what plain tobacco tastes like depends a lot on which tobacco or region the tobacco is from, that you are referring to.
Cameroon tobacco has a far different flavor profile than Connecticut, so you can see how that simple question isn't quite that simple.
The flavor notes usually come from how the different tobaccos are blended and even how they are matured on the plant and then cured. So may variables created different flavor profiles.
The bottom line is, the tobacco that you consider "plain" tobacco may not be the same tobacco that others consider plain.
To me, if I was asked what tobacco I would consider plain, the first thing that comes to my mind is Connecticut. But ask another person and they may say a completely different tobacco from some other region.
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. Take it for what it's worth. LOL!
Any who yeah the point about the different types of tobacco really is beyond valid. I guess I'll set this taste finding mission aside and just enjoy a good stick and not ask "why" but ask "do I have enough time for another?"
If you want to try plain leaves of various strains, your can go to wholeleaftobaccollc.com get some leaves and roll your own. He's got all sorts.