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"Casing is really a treatment of the leaf prior to being blended to give either a cohesive house flavor to tobaccos, kind of like the ways that you could smell a tobacco and pretty clearly be able to say, 'Oh, this is probably a McClelland product,' or, 'this aroma seems to be in line with tobaccos that I've experienced from Sutliff or from Mac Baren.' That sort of unifying flavor profile across blends happens by treating the tobaccos that those blending houses use with a very specific set of casings

This setup allows the material to burn more slowly at the thicker end, ensuring a longer-lasting session

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Saline spray can be used three to four times a day to hydrate the inside of the nose, Kalmanson says

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