A Newbie Reviews: C&D Cube Cut Burley

hmhaines · Sep 15, 2016

After being a fair bit grossed out by C&D Billy Budd, I was wary of trying straight Burley.
Thankfully, though, I'm not reliving last night's experience. The straight Cube-Cut started out with a hint of spice that quickly left the mouth to leave me with a cool, smooth, bite-free smoke. Still a bit spicy on the snork. I'm not one for finding the hidden flavors in a tobacco, still building experience with my palate, but I've gotten a few whispers from the Burley. Had a quick whisper of mint, then licorice, both under a prevailing taste that reminds me vaguely of earth and plant.
Looking forward to further Burley smokes.

anthonyrosenthal74 · Sep 15, 2016

I'm not one for finding the hidden flavors in a tobacco, still building experience with my palate,

Keep trying out new blends. You say that now, but sooner or later, as it was with me, you'll try a blend and all those hidden flavors will surprise the heck out of you.

pitchfork · Sep 15, 2016

I smoke more of this than anything else. I love burley and this is one of the best around for plain, nutty tasting burley. According to the manufacturer (I asked), it's completely unsweetened and unflavored. No VAs hiding in there, either -- it's just pure, burley goodness.

skraps · Sep 15, 2016

I smoke more of this than anything else.

Yep. It's right up there in my rotation. I use it to add strength and flavor to just about anything. Great to add to some black cav when you want a blend that still has some balls, but will not offend the company.

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