This is marvelous stuff. Described as a crumble-cake, It's really like a baked brownie. Not an aro, just premium Va infused with rum. Take my word: you don't want to fully rub-out. Keep the full flavor by tearing off some, twist between fingers just enough to expand, then stuff. If you are a vaper lover, their kajun kake looks the same with rum replaced by familiar "salty". You may find it best in your smaller flake-pipe. Sip slowly. Oh, and it's best at the very end.
C&D Blockade Runner
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Look up C&D on tobaccoreviews.com and see all their historical ones, as well. Lots of clever names!
I've wondered if their "memorial" ones are renamed from older, no longer offered types. If so, a "formally known as" descriptor would clear up a lot. Another thought is that with so many constant small-batch additions and deletions, could come a sudden discontinuation of your new favorite. I'll return here to share any solid info and impressions on more of their varied tins sampled. Still good-stuff worth any hassle to me.
I've wondered if their "memorial" ones are renamed from older, no longer offered types. If so, a "formally known as" descriptor would clear up a lot. Another thought is that with so many constant small-batch additions and deletions, could come a sudden discontinuation of your new favorite. I'll return here to share any solid info and impressions on more of their varied tins sampled. Still good-stuff worth any hassle to me.
I tried Blockade Runner years ago and liked it - the recent incarnation - just isn't my cup of tea. The tobacco smokes harsh - the rum is way too subdued - I ended up pitching after smoking a 1/3rd of a tin.
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