G.L. Pease Cumberland - Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Nicely done Bob.
This sounds like something up my alley with the Dark Fired KY.
How did you find it compares or contrasts with some of the G&H stuff? They are heavy on DF blend components.
You say this one is sweet smoky which is exactly what I like in a fire cured tobacco. G&H swings to the bitter smoky to my buds.
Any insight?
This sounds like something up my alley with the Dark Fired KY.
How did you find it compares or contrasts with some of the G&H stuff? They are heavy on DF blend components.
You say this one is sweet smoky which is exactly what I like in a fire cured tobacco. G&H swings to the bitter smoky to my buds.
Any insight?
I haven't smoked any G&H blends in quite some time, so I am hesitant to compare them.
The sweetness in Cumberland is very subdued after the beginning of the bowl and is there more as a complimentary note, IMO. It is a pretty strong blend.
The sweetness in Cumberland is very subdued after the beginning of the bowl and is there more as a complimentary note, IMO. It is a pretty strong blend.
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