Sparks plus alcohol , solid plan . Make sure it ' s under a really dried out Christmas tree with presents and heirloom ornaments next to some curtains . <| sep |> Yes , it was a legitimate attack . But the media didn ' t cushion it as you claimed in my opinion . <| sep |> The ' For Pipe ' flavs you got will serve you well . I ' ve found that very few tobacco flavs actually carry a real tobacco note . Many of them just don ' t hit the mark which is why you need to test em all separately to know the characteristics of each one . But , the ones that don ' t taste like tobacco often work well as background notes with your true tobacco flavors . Bold tobacco in low percents mixed with light tobacco will work well . Yes , some overpower the mix but you can lower it even more . It ' s not uncommon to see 24 tobacco flavs mixed at varying % s from 0 . 25 6 depending on the bacco . Really , you just need to mix up single flavs and decide the ones you enjoy , then start blending them . It ' s trial and error but ever so rewarding . FLV Kentucky and Native tobacco both carry a very nice cigarello note . Might be what you ' re looking for . Red Burley is much darker , more like a cuban cigar kinda . But I use it in low percents for a nice background . RY 4 is a good dessert tobacco .