Lakeland Light

lawmax3 · Mar 21, 2015

I enjoy the taste of Lakeland tobaccos, yes even Ennerdale.

Sometimes the full floral taste is what I want, but is sometimes a bit much for even me.

Recently I have been mixing Lakelands 50/50 with Carter Hall and have found this to be a very enjoyable smoke.

I have tried it with Grasmere, Glengarry , Kendal and Ennerdale and the mix worked well with each.

The Lakeland taste is still very much there, but is tamed to a more tolerable level.

For someone who may be put off by the full Lakeland blast I would suggest this mix.

mso489 · Mar 21, 2015

Mixing is often a good way to tune down the overbearing aspects of particular blends. The Lakeland soapy floral aspect does not appeal to me, but many savor it.

okiescout · Apr 8, 2015

msao, I picked up a gourd calabash and tobacco pouch off of e-bay, which had (to me) the dead flowers scent I can only describe as like an elderly woman's cologne from my youth. Is this anything at all like what Lakeland smells like? I put baking soda in the tobacco pouch but I do not know how to neutralize the pipe. I think at this point I am sending it off to be treated with an ozone treatment.

cobguy · Apr 8, 2015

I recently discovered a good "Lakeland-Light" in GH Louisiana Flake.
Also, GH Brown Bogie is practically Lakeland-free.

andrew · Apr 8, 2015

Best mix is Mixture 79 with heavy lakeland like ennerdale.

cobguy · Apr 8, 2015

@Andy ... :rofl:

daimyo · Apr 8, 2015

I can only describe as like an elderly woman's cologne from my youth. Is this anything at all like what Lakeland smells like?

Nope, that is EXACTLY what lakeland smells like... yet I like it. :lol: :puffpipe:

settersbrace · Apr 9, 2015

Okiescout pretty much nailed my perception (and many others I'm sure) of the Tonquin laced Lakeland blends. I've always wanted to survey the dietary preferences of those people who love the taste of those blends. I really do respect those that can tolerate it and I know that there are those that are repulsed by Perique, Red Virginias, Latakia. Different strokes for different folks and all that. I can handle a "Lakeland light" but some of those G&H blends just remind me too much of Grandmas powder puff.

cortezattic · Apr 9, 2015

Lakelands: like sucking on a urinal cake.
Peterson's Hyde Park is an ultra-light Lakeland style smoke, and the only one I have ever really enjoyed (now and then).

newbroom · Apr 9, 2015

I've been sampling from the pipe tobacco genres for almost a year and have yet to try any of this 'stuff'.

I know that I will, eventually, although its descriptions don't sound very appealing.

I've been exposed to more than my share of that odor, carefully presented as an 'aroma' and childhood memories of it are more distinctive than pleasant.

Of course, I'll like it and have to dedicate a few pipes to it to keep me able to enjoy the other genres, because this sounds like some stuff that can haunt your pipe AND your tastebuds.

kimbiker · Apr 9, 2015

Thought the same as you newbroom after trying Ennerdale flake last year, pooh!.....but recently tried Kendal flake and Glengarry flake...both decent smokes.

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