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02-11-2023, 05:42 AM
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Brown Bogie, and their Irish and flavored twists are thicker and have more leaves in the blend. These two are easy to cut into coins to stuff into a pipe or rub out for pipe use. Brown bogie is thinner but thicker then the pig tail. Pig tail is pretty thin and one dimensional in flavor. You can cut pig tail into coins for pipe use but brown bogie and Irish twist is better blended for pipe smoking.
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