Sutliff Aromatic English
Jun 27, 2018 20:42:21 GMT -5
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Post by Cramptholomew on Jun 27, 2018 20:42:21 GMT -5
I smoke this tobacco a lot when I'm outside working. Especially while mowing the lawn. I'll normally go through two bowls of it.
Fresh, it feels damp, but don't let that fool you. It stays lit for the most part, and the flavor is consistent throughout the bowl. It's cased in vanilla, but it's not overpowering. The Cavendish keeps it cool and mild, while the Burley provides a bready, nutty flavor. The brown sugar sweetness is provided by the melding of the Burley and Cavendish.
The latakia provides a dark dried fruit background that isn't forward, but it would definitely be missed if it wasn't there. It's just enough to enhance the whole blend, and contributes body to the smoke.
It burns clean, and cool, with no bite whatsoever, no matter what your cadence is. There is no goopy residue, either. It's a solid smoke, and can be enjoyed all day.
Edit: smoked in cobs and briars. It's consistently the same in either.
Fresh, it feels damp, but don't let that fool you. It stays lit for the most part, and the flavor is consistent throughout the bowl. It's cased in vanilla, but it's not overpowering. The Cavendish keeps it cool and mild, while the Burley provides a bready, nutty flavor. The brown sugar sweetness is provided by the melding of the Burley and Cavendish.
The latakia provides a dark dried fruit background that isn't forward, but it would definitely be missed if it wasn't there. It's just enough to enhance the whole blend, and contributes body to the smoke.
It burns clean, and cool, with no bite whatsoever, no matter what your cadence is. There is no goopy residue, either. It's a solid smoke, and can be enjoyed all day.
Edit: smoked in cobs and briars. It's consistently the same in either.
