Aromatic Tobacco Recommendations

[paulfg]

as you are in the Uk I agree Gawith Hoggarth (KENDAL) and Sam Gawith is the easiest and best,Most of their products can be bought in small quantities and even sampler packs

pipe tobacco sampler Search Results

www.turmeaus.co.uk

mac baren vanilla is known as classic in Europe and UK

Mac Baren Classic Loose Cut Pipe Tobacco 40g Pouch from My Smoking Shop Tobacconist

 

[Civil War]

Gawith and Hoggarth Ennerdale flake - Almond, Floral Essences, Fruit / Citrus, Rum, Vanilla
Comoy's cask no 2 portwood - Port, Cocoa / Chocolate, Vanilla

 

[mso489]

With aromatics, I tend to look at two characteristics. I like an aromatic to have the tobacco up front, with the non-tobacco flavoring playing up the tobacco, not the other way around. Second, I tend to like some flavorings and not others, which sounds obvious, but gets lost in all the praise and negatives on various blends. I usually like bourbon, rum, and Irish whiskey, and in the food categories vanilla, anisette, plum and some other fruit lightly used. I don't like chocolate, cherry, cocoa, mocha, and other foods as much. I like them as foods and beverages, but find they shoulder over the nuances of tobacco. This is totally subjective. Someone else would have a different list of preferences. So learning what you like helps you avoid what you don't. Small samples in bulk, when possible, is a good way to try around.

 

[bnichols23]

A few of my most favorite aros:

BCA
CD Dark Cherry Cavendish
CD Belmont Station
CD Green River Vanilla
& definitely McB Vanilla Cream flake!

Bill

 

[Slowpony]

Captain Blacks grape. Is that too funky?? ?

 

[Boyce999UK]

So I’ve just received a tin of Peterson’s Summertime 2020 blend and A range of aromatics which I’ve mixed together and put in an airtight container. The stuff in the container is an xmas pudding style mix and I’ll be cellaring it for the next few months to let the flavours mingle together. Will give a review of the Peterson Summertime soon and I will do the Xmas pudding (which I’ll have about 60g of) review around November time. If anyone would like to know the blend for the Xmas pudding tobacco I’m more than happy to share

 

[jdb67]

You might try Rattrays Bagpipers Dream. You should be able to find that in the UK. A lot of people try Petersons University Flake as well. It is what I would call a light aromatic, but that berry smell is quite nice. I am finding I like to mix UF into Carter Hall for an easy, anytime smoke that still smells nice to others.

 

[CarbonCake]

CAO: Eileen's Dream
East India Trading Co.: Cellar Reserve
Cult: Blood Red Moon
Sutliff: Vanilla Custard

 

[tenton]

Been smoking Nat Sherman 314 lately, might be worth a try.

 

[daytonsean]

Dans Blue Note
Mac Baren Vanilla Cream Flake

 

[Buckler]

Well I’ll have to get some Mac Barrens Vanilla crean since it is so heavily recommended!

Is the company from Denmark? Does anyone know? Or are they British..?

 

[bent1]

updating via yoast

www.tobaccoreviews.com

 

[Casual]

Well I’ll have to get some Mac Barrens Vanilla crean since it is so heavily recommended!

Is the company from Denmark? Does anyone know? Or are they British..?

Mac Baren is danish. When you decide to try out non-aromatics, remember to browse their HH line, it’s exemplary!

 

[cigrmaster]

Cult Blood Red Moon and Sutliff Molto Dolce. Both have tins of flavor.

 

[anotherbob]

I like Ashton Gold Rush and Brebbia Allergro both a lot. Semi regular rotation for me.

 

[Buckler]

Mac Baren is danish. When you decide to try out non-aromatics, remember to browse their HH line, it’s exemplary!

Cool thank you. Will be trying my first English blend today. Will see how I go.

 

[Buckler]

Thank you. Both of those are already on my very short list of aros they must be tried.
cheers.

Cult Blood Red Moon and Sutliff Molto Dolce. Both have tins of flavor.