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Syrian Latakia is a good answer, since it will be depleted in a couple of years. I've got a pound of pure Syrian Latakia put away. The problem with all of this is that Latakia fades over time, so in another 10 years, it all will be weaker.
WhiteKnight might be another, since it, like the Germain version of Balkan Sobranie, is post 2007. Depending on future events, both may well go the way of the do do, along with McCranie's Red Ribbon and Red Flake, and McClelland Christmas Cheer, and hundreds of other blends.
WhiteKnight might be another, since it, like the Germain version of Balkan Sobranie, is post 2007. Depending on future events, both may well go the way of the do do, along with McCranie's Red Ribbon and Red Flake, and McClelland Christmas Cheer, and hundreds of other blends.
If the FDA gets their way, there will be plenty of likely candidates. Syrian blends, maybe? McClelland is just about the only blending house that has had any for some time now. McClelland blends never seem to catch on as cult classics though. This is good, because I really enjoy a number of their blends. If I was to hazard a guess, it will be something from Pease that was post 2007. For me, I'm putting up three of the Grand Orientals, Beacon, Legends and Three Oaks Syrian.
Mike S.
Mike S.
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