Solani Silver Flake.
In the bag, these flakes smelled similar to other Virginia flakes but with a little extra "zing". A sharper, acidic smell let me know that this wasn't just red Virginias; it apparently includes yellows (which might explain the sharp scent) and dark fired Kentucky.
I loosely rubbed out some a let it dry 10min. It didn't seem to dry out much, but still burned really well.
It's a little spicy, but not bitey. I usually find red Virginias bready or yeasty, which I like. This tastes more fruity (citrusy) than bready.
The dark-fired seems more prominent on relights or if you quicken the pace. It also seems to get smokier as the bowl progresses.
Lower down, I lost the Virginias, and got more of a monochromatic dark-fired with a tiny hint of anise. Plus more nicotine than I expected (I'd rate it medium).
In the bag, these flakes smelled similar to other Virginia flakes but with a little extra "zing". A sharper, acidic smell let me know that this wasn't just red Virginias; it apparently includes yellows (which might explain the sharp scent) and dark fired Kentucky.
I loosely rubbed out some a let it dry 10min. It didn't seem to dry out much, but still burned really well.
It's a little spicy, but not bitey. I usually find red Virginias bready or yeasty, which I like. This tastes more fruity (citrusy) than bready.
The dark-fired seems more prominent on relights or if you quicken the pace. It also seems to get smokier as the bowl progresses.
Lower down, I lost the Virginias, and got more of a monochromatic dark-fired with a tiny hint of anise. Plus more nicotine than I expected (I'd rate it medium).