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  1. samw74

    Mac Baren HH Burley Flake

    Upon opening the rectangular tin, I’m greeted with three rows of perfectly aligned dark brown solid flakes. They feel slightly damp, but do not need to dry. I usually fold and stuff, but rubbing out works well if that’s your preference. When smoking, I taste nuts, some earthiness, and...
  2. samw74

    Black Sea Sokhoum

    This review is based off an 11 year old tin. Upon opening, I’m greeted with the McClelland apple-vinegar barrel smell. The ribbons are short in length and full in girth. They’re mostly dark and very dark brown. It did not need any time to dry. In addition to the savoury apple-vinegar...
  3. samw74

    Pegasus

    This burley forward blend consists mainly of light to dark brown ribbons, with a small amount of unflavored black cavendish. I taste, oats, nuts, hay, and has a mild sweetness to it. I do not detect any topping. It’s cool, dry and never harsh. I’ve smoked it in various briars and cobs. It’s...
  4. samw74

    Amphora Original Blend

    Upon opening the pouch, I’m greeted with a pleasant, mild coca aroma. The tobacco is moist, but does not need time to dry. This ribbon cut is a mixture of light brown, dark brown and light/dark brown tobaccos. I taste chocolate, but it is not overpowering. At times, I sense leather. It’s...
  5. samw74

    Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake

    This straight Virginia consists of dark and light brown, very long flakes. I estimate it’s length is similar to a standard hardcover book. The flakes come very wet and I recommend drying them. I sense hay, grass and wet earth. They can be folded and stuffed, or rubbed out. Either works well...
  6. samw74

    John Cotton's Number 1 - How Do I Date?

    Does anyone know how to date these JC blends, made by STOP? I know they’re produced by Lane. Please advise.