Ummmm, I just ordered a bag of Stonehaven for $35 yesterday.Esoterica prices are so high
Ummmm, I just ordered a bag of Stonehaven for $35 yesterday.Esoterica prices are so high
Boy did you get scalped!Ummmm, I just ordered a bag of Stonehaven for $35 yesterday.
There is so much hype it is hard to know if it is actually good. Nightcap has so much praise and I didnt feel it was for me, and I love English tobaccos. Old dark fired has also so much hype, that one is great but not in my top 5.@foursidedtriangle Same here. I'm not currently in the market for aftermarket esoterica. I've been considering it for special Latakia flake, medium, flake, brown flake, and stonehaven but not yet. I want to try my hand at brick and mortar or even sp.com more first. The Esoterica blends themselves are fairly unique in flavor, though I would argue they aren't the best in their respective categories of blends. I do love their Virginia's though. Dunbar, Dorchester, Brighton, Tilbury, and Cardiff all strike a chord with me. I've yet to find a virginia blend with a similar flavor. Their casing is unique. Personally, I find other blends too pleasurable to justify stocking up by means of aftermarket, but I would pay to try a blend. I just haven't yet. Special Latakia flake and medium flake continue to elude me even more than Penzance so maybe I'll have no choice soon haha.
Dam it, my Maserati is a 1955 :crying:I’d be willing to trade for a 1954 Maserati.
I bought my first bag in 2006. I didn't like it. I jarred the bag and tried it again a decade later. I didn't like it any better. No blend is going to be all things to all people. Some people absolutely love it.Do you think it's because the quality / blend isn't as good as it used to be?
Its scarcity contributes to its luster.
One of life's great truths!Knowing someone else is jealous, makes the caviar taste oh so much better