With Pipe and Book Adirondac Mixture

The term Adirondacks was applied as an insult to the Indians who lived in upstate New York. It means "bark eater," and neighboring tribes derogitorily felt that Indians who would live in such an environment must survive the harsh winters by eating bark. Well, this Adirondac (sic) Mixture is definitely not bark. I believe this is the first all-cavendish tobacco I have ever smoked. As you know, cavendish can be processed in various ways from a wide assorment of tobaccos. In this case, I don't believe any flavorings were added. More likely, the tobacco was steamed to bring out its own taste and natural sweetness. In smoking this, I denote no flavorings whatsoever, except the great taste of tobacco. It's mild, it's soft, it's sweet and I don't care how hard a puffer you are, you can't get it to bite the tongue. Unfortunately, you can only get this tobacco by a trip to Lake Placid, or by mail at 91 Main Street, 12946, or phone (518) 523-9096. But, in either case, it's worth it. I'm going to put myself on automatic delivery.