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Another long awaited shiipment arrived yesterday, intact!!
As in the previous one, in which was a noob recommendation that passed my captives with flying colors (Captain Black's Cherry Cavendish, which begins like a cough drop but quickly diminishes after the initial blast, into a very very smokable cherry flavor that becomes more and more subtle and delicate throughout the smoke, right into the dottle stage where it remains beautifully without any degradation) . . . . .
So it is with a new two pack purchase from Captain Black, his "dark" offering.
I read the in house blurb which claimed it is a Burly based Cavendish with aromatic qualities.
That it is, indeed. Captain Black "Dark" is my surprise of the month. A wonderful, gentle aromatic that is so smokable that my puffin' buddy Mike had two pipefulls with me last night, and we both added it to our evening lists.
No deterioration at all, and even remains stable and deicately flavoured throughout and including the often troublesome dottle stage at which I often pull the pin.
You might want to try this fine tobacco if you like light aromatics with Cavendish. I've now got a healthy respect for the basic quality of the Captain's tobacco.
Another long awaited shiipment arrived yesterday, intact!!
As in the previous one, in which was a noob recommendation that passed my captives with flying colors (Captain Black's Cherry Cavendish, which begins like a cough drop but quickly diminishes after the initial blast, into a very very smokable cherry flavor that becomes more and more subtle and delicate throughout the smoke, right into the dottle stage where it remains beautifully without any degradation) . . . . .
So it is with a new two pack purchase from Captain Black, his "dark" offering.
I read the in house blurb which claimed it is a Burly based Cavendish with aromatic qualities.
That it is, indeed. Captain Black "Dark" is my surprise of the month. A wonderful, gentle aromatic that is so smokable that my puffin' buddy Mike had two pipefulls with me last night, and we both added it to our evening lists.
No deterioration at all, and even remains stable and deicately flavoured throughout and including the often troublesome dottle stage at which I often pull the pin.
You might want to try this fine tobacco if you like light aromatics with Cavendish. I've now got a healthy respect for the basic quality of the Captain's tobacco.
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