Chocolate for an English Smoker....

[mingc]

I was thinking the same about burley blends... there is definitely a chocolate / cocoa / molasses thing going on in various degrees with different burley blends. OP might want to give some burley a shot.

Yeah, I was ignoring the difference in tobaccos themselves, as OP seems to be primarily jonesing for chocolate!

 

[latoyii]

Yeah, I was ignoring the difference in tobaccos themselves, as OP seems to be primarily jonesing for chocolate!

Perhaps after I wade my way through these English offerings I will try the burley route and maybe add a little latakia and virginia on my own. So far, I love the tin note and the way Bob's starts and I like the way SG finishes. All around I think I prefer the 2-Friends blend but wish it had a little more chocolate and latakia. Hoping to break into the Stonehenge over the weekend. It is fun to explore, Thank you for the feedback and ideas. Cheers--lt

 

[johng99]

Perhaps after I wade my way through these English offerings I will try the burley route and maybe add a little latakia and virginia on my own. So far, I love the tin note and the way Bob's starts and I like the way SG finishes. All around I think I prefer the 2-Friends blend but wish it had a little more chocolate and latakia. Hoping to break into the Stonehenge over the weekend. It is fun to explore, Thank you for the feedback and ideas. Cheers--lt

Gawith and Hoggarth Louisiana Flake is a medium Va/Per with a chocolate overtone. I like this one - it is an easy smoke, no bite and a nice aroma.

 

[coming to_falling too]

Gawith and Hoggarth Louisiana Flake is a medium Va/Per with a chocolate overtone. I like this one - it is an easy smoke, no bite and a nice aroma.

Of all the GH&Co. blends I've smoked, Louisiana flake is my favorite