Best Peach?

[Architeuthis]

I'll also suggest Sutliff private stock Taste of Summer. The cavendish gives a nice mouthfeel and the peach flavoring is mild but pleasant.

 

[jaytex1969]

I generally avoid aromatics. That said, I took this in trade a few years ago and occasionally enjoy a bowl full.

To me, it's incredibly realistic in its essence. I imagine they've changed the name of it by now, due to some ridiculous law.

I often mix it half and half with a stronger non-aromatic blend to give it some nicotine, think burley flake or something.



EDIT: Thanks, OP Mike for solving my "what should I have next?" dilemma...

 

[OzPiper]

Truth be told, I prefer nectarines, especially the white ones. Something about the smoothness and lack of fuzz

I have a surfeit (there’s that word again) of peach eau de vie (clear, unsugared fruit brandy)

Any hints on how to use it as a topping ?
Just spray on and leave to dry ?

 

[Bbailey324]

I think spraying on and sealing it up for a while followed by some dry time would work.

I've also Bourbon flavored tobaccos by putting an once or so in a small jar and adding 10 to 30 drops and sealing it up for a few weeks. The scent seems to diffuse through the tobacco.

 

[OzPiper]

I think spraying on and sealing it up for a while followed by some dry time would work.

I've also Bourbon flavored tobaccos by putting a once or so in a small jar and adding 10 to 30 drops and sealing it up for a few weeks. The scent seems to diffuse through the tobacco.

Thank you.
I will try that this weekend

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Gawith have just released a summer reserve special edition that has a peach topping. No idea what it's like.


Our master blenders have prepared for you an extraordinary taste experience and bring to you our 2024 Limited Edition Gawith Hoggarth Summer Reserve. The taste of delicate floral peaches is blended expertly with the sweet rich aromas of Golden Virgina leaf, zesty Black Cavendish and topped off with a hint of toffee cream and smooth mellow Burley

 

[pappymac]

I've tried several of the ones mentioned but when I want to experience a good peach blend, I open a jar of Briarworks Peach Cobbler.

It is a good smoke, doesn't bite and it has a good aroma. It was my tobacco of choice when i went on a charter fishing trip a few years ago. I took a break and lit up a bowl of Peach Cobbler and a couple of other anglers asked the charter captain if he had anymore fresh peaches aboard.

 

[lukasstrifeson]

I rummaged through the cellar & came up with a lone tin of 2003 McClelland Pal O' Mine, a peach flavored Cavendish/Burley blend.

Got a nice aroma of peach in the tin note. The tobacco was in perfect shape with just the right amount of moisture. Burned beautifully & has a wonderful room note. Didn't get a lot of strong peach flavor smoking it but the flavor of good quality burley really stood out. Very happy that this 20+ year old aromatic has held up quite well!

Thanks to the OP for reminding me of peach flavored aromatics!

In my mind's palate, the McClelland signature ketchup taste should be a perfect compliment to the peach cavendish.

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If you can find Orchard Mist (a terrible name) you may well like it. Made by Sutliff but was available also on the MM website.

This is the first one I thought of. I believe It’s flavored with peach brandy. Tasty stuff. Also check out Vauen Auenland Shire which is a peach/citrus blend. It’s the closest blend (that I’ve tried) to hard candy.

If you have trouble finding a tin shoot me a PM.

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I generally avoid aromatics. That said, I took this in trade a few years ago and occasionally enjoy a bowl full.

To me, it's incredibly realistic in its essence. I imagine they've changed the name of it by now, due to some ridiculous law.

I often mix it half and half with a stronger non-aromatic blend to give it some nicotine, think burley flake or something.

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EDIT: Thanks, OP Mike for solving my "what should I have next?" dilemma...


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I really liked how Gawith did their cavendish/aromatics 5-10 years ago, how are they now?

 

[jaytex1969]

I suspect this bag is from 5-10 years ago, so I have no additional info to offer.



Jay

 

[JohnnyBeach]

I have ordered an ounce of Sutliff Peaches and cream and am patiently awaiting its arrival, with a tin of MB Plum Cake, once my favorite.

 

[FLDRD]

Colorado's Palisade peaches have quite the reputation...
I haven't found that I like fruity aromatic tobaccos very much.