Somebody didn't do their nicotine research

[PLANofMAN]

CASAA: U.S. extracted nicotine will soon be available

New company "first" to produce American nicotine. I commented that Aroma has been producing their own nicotine since 2009. It will be interesting to see what the responses will be.

 

[hittman]

I guess I really hadn't given it much thought but you are right plan.

 

[radiokaos]

It would be neat to see nicotine done on a large scale.

I won't get into the made in the USA rant but I think there are a few suppliers that may be misleading their customers when it comes to selling nicotine.

 

[Robinowitz]

Good job pointing that out Man! Love me some Aroma even more. Where is most of the tobacco grown that Aroma uses Jerry?

 

[radiokaos]

Good job pointing that out Man! Love me some Aroma even more. Where is most of the tobacco grown that Aroma uses Jerry?

North Carolina and in some locations up North.

 

[hittman]

That kinda looks like the chamois that I use to dry my car.

 

[radiokaos]

That kinda looks like the chamois that I use to dry my car.

When moist it feels like it too. Its really neat to touch, smell, and taste these strains of tobacco from start to finish.

I have some Maryland leaf that smells like "sweet nectar".

Its hard to resist smoking all these great strains when you handle every leaf you process.

We de-stem every leaf and I have a pile of stems that probably weighs over 20 lbs.

 

[hittman]

You could save the stems for campfires.

 

[Robinowitz]

Good stuff Jerry! No wonder your juice is the BEST. Thanks for the video. Feels like I've been on a mini tour.

 

[snork]

Sometime soon I'll be writing about snork's Excellent Adventure Part II. Seeing, touching, smelling these fine tobacco leaves certainly made me want to smoke 'em!

 

[hittman]

Is it time?

 

[snork]

Is it time?

No, probably next week sometime. But if you read around I've basically said it all already. Smells, tobacco, pride, etc.

 

[DVap]

It's not a stem, it's a midrib. Get it right!

 

[radiokaos]

It's not a stem, it's a midrib. Get it right!

Lol...you are correct but now I can't get this video out of my head

http://youtu.be/8GdzbCIxkzo


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