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Welcome back to another episode of The Mystery Tobacco Review. After weeks of begging, the guys finally let me take the Inquisitor's Throne and pick this month's Blend of Intrigue. About time, I'd say (especially after previous month's shenanigans). ... Read More

Welcome back to another episode of The Mystery Tobacco Review! This month, it was Shane Ireland's turn to sit in the High Inquisitor's chair, and his chosen Blend of Intrigue immediately had us all scratching our heads. Tune in as we smoke through a bowl, posit questionable theories, and make our final guesses. ... Read More

Our reviewers return to the Mystery Machine to take on July's Mystery Tobacco Review. ... Read More

Kaz and Chip sit alongside Adam in what is his last Mystery Tobacco Review before opening office in Ireland with Smokingpipes Europe. ... Read More

Another month, another mystery! In this month's Mystery Tobacco review, Kaz takes his turn in the inquisitor's chair as he tries to deceive the minds of our intrepid reviewers. Shane, Adam, and Chip team up to try and uncover the truth behind this month's mystery.

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The Mystery Machine has returned! Our reviewers take a seat as they attempt to debunk April's Mystery Tobacco. However, with Shane in the inquisitor's chair that will be no easy feat. Will they crack the case, or will Shane prevail?

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Our intrepid reviewers return to puzzle out March's Mystery Review. Do they have what it takes to crack this case, or will Adam's turn in the Inquisitor's chair prove to be more than they can handle?

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The Mystery Machine may be in the shop, but the Mystery Review must go on. Join Shane, Kaz, and myself as we try to unmask the cunning riddle cooked up for us by the wily Joshua Burgess.

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Fresh year, fresh start, fresh Mystery Review. Now reformulated for your smoking (and viewing) pleasure.

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With this month's mystery review, I once again chose something I thought would be outside our test subj... participants' usual course. The key word there is thought. This is an old blend, been around for ages, and I probably should have expected that even those who are in the habit of sitting around, puffing contemplatively over the latest Pease blends ... Read More