I got a little (lot) bored so I made myself a handy-dandy spreadsheet to fill out with what I think are the top 3 blends per category. Now I'm looking for some help to complete filling it out.
I'm not looking for any formal definition of a blend. I you think of it a certain way then that is what it is. I, for example, have SPC Plum Pudding SR under non-aromatic Balkan but would completely understand if someone else thinks it is really an aromatic Balkan. Also, I put Black Frigate under aromatic English as it is Latakia forward enough for me to think of it as an English but also enough rum to make me think of it as aromatic. TR has it listed as other.
So, without further ado, here is the spreadsheet:

This should be fun and entertaining. I always learn something about my own tastes/preferences when I see others.
Also, the Virgina and Burley categories need not be "straight" in the strictest sense, at least IMO.
I'm not looking for any formal definition of a blend. I you think of it a certain way then that is what it is. I, for example, have SPC Plum Pudding SR under non-aromatic Balkan but would completely understand if someone else thinks it is really an aromatic Balkan. Also, I put Black Frigate under aromatic English as it is Latakia forward enough for me to think of it as an English but also enough rum to make me think of it as aromatic. TR has it listed as other.
So, without further ado, here is the spreadsheet:

This should be fun and entertaining. I always learn something about my own tastes/preferences when I see others.
Also, the Virgina and Burley categories need not be "straight" in the strictest sense, at least IMO.