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William W.
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Peter Stokkebye - PS402 Luxury Twist Flake
"The" Virginia blend.
It's robust and heavy on flavor, almost like it's got burley or perique in it, but's all Virginia and it's smoooooth, and just has 'that oomph', it hits. Give this two or three priming puffs then go for a big exhale out your nose. Whoooooie, that flavor dominates and rocks, man. That is the stuff, right there.
Cornell & Diehl - Briar Fox 2oz
Bookshop's Less Funky Little Brother
It's got an old-timey, natural, pleasantness to it, but I think it loses out in character to Pegasus and Haunted Bookshop. A good all-day for people who like American Va/bur blends.
Cornell & Diehl - Haunted Bookshop
The first tobacco I bought 8oz of
After a tin, I wanted more and was sold on it as my all-day. It's bold, burley, stout, robust, and oh-so-good. The issue with this blend, is that it's a little harsh. For people like me that tend to not shy away from tobaccos that slap them in the face, this is one of the good ones. Man, it hits and doesn't apologize. Mm!
Arango - Balkan Supreme
I'm sure it's an... acquired taste?
Sour, burnt plastic that ghosted my pipe for the next three bowls. The good/bad scale didn't have anything on the good side to tip the balance, here. Overall, I just stared at my pipe with disgust. If this is your boat, climb aboard, but buddy, it ain't mine.
Cornell & Diehl - Dark Chocolate
Pure Antimatter
The darkest note you'll ever smoke. I'm a fiend for dark notes, muddy and earthy, and chocolate is #1 on that hit list. This stuff is like a black hole, a void, pitch black. Have it with coffee, you won't regret it... just don't expect any insane complexity. It's dark, that's about it. Also, if you have a hard time tasting your blends, try this. You'll get cocoa on the false light right off the bat.