what is the difference between pipe tobacco and cigarette tobacco

  

The difference between pipe tobacco and cigarette tobacco is that the pipe tobacco is much more flavorful than the cigarette tobacco. The reason for this is because the pipes used to smoke them are different. The pipe has a wider opening than the cigarette, so it allows more smoke to come through.

Cigarettes are meant to be smoked quickly, so they don't have as much flavor as pipes do. Cigarettes also use filters, which can alter how much flavor you get from your tobacco.

Pipe tobacco will last longer than cigarettes, too: it has less nicotine in it than cigarettes do, so you can smoke more of it before you get sick from nicotine poisoning.

The main difference between pipe tobacco and cigarette tobacco is that one is meant to be inhaled and one isn't.

 Pipe tobacco is a large category of tobacco products made from cured leaves of the tobacco plant. It is used primarily for smoking in pipes, but can also be smoked in cigarettes, cigars and hookahs.

Cigarette tobacco is a blend of finely ground or shredded leaves of the tobacco plant, which are rolled into thin paper tubes called cigarettes. It consists primarily of three types of tobacco: bright leaf, flue-cured and burley. Cigarette tobacco contains more nicotine than pipe tobacco because it is generally air-cured rather than fire-cured (which gives pipe tobacco its distinctive taste).More