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uberam3rica · Aug 8, 2012

I mixed 7 Seas Gold with a pinch of McClellands Chocolate Cream and a pinch of a House Perique blend, and the result was wonderful. It started out very sweet with a slight spicy undertone, then it got a chocolate spiciness, then I got chocolate, vanilla, some alcohol(rum?), and the fruity spiciness of the perique. I will definitely be trying this again

batdemon · Aug 8, 2012

Sounds great. Thanks for sharing that idea! Have to check it out myself.

uberam3rica · Aug 9, 2012

I wasn't expecting it to be so good. It really surprised me

uberam3rica · Aug 9, 2012

I just did basically the same thing, but used 1Q and added a little more Chocolate cream and Perique. It started out like 1Q with a slight spiciness, then it got real sweet then quickly got very spicy.

hobie1dog · Aug 9, 2012

A Mixaholic has been created, oh noooooooo 8O

tpicking · Aug 10, 2012

Some of the most fun I have smoking a pipe is trying my own blends. So long as I start with good quality tobaccos, most of the time my recipes are really good.
But I also have some so-so bargain brands that I often try to mix with good quality aromatics or English blends to perk them up, but most of the time the lower quality of the bargain brand wins out.

waznyf · Aug 10, 2012

Great to hear you successfully blended some tobaccos! I have yet to accomplish that, yet it is always satisfying to hear people talk about their creations and how it worked for them.

morlader · Aug 10, 2012

Sounds interesting.I have never tried mixing, must give it a go

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