Molasses.treacle, supoosedly, whatever that is
Anymore, that tends to be the accepted definition of an aromatic. Many, not myself, consider the likes of Black Frigate and Bothy Flake as aromatics. Flavored tobaccos regardless of the source fall into the category of aro or English crossover. I mainly consider heavy Orientals the original and true aromatics while flavored blends are just flavored blends.Just blends with toppings.
I have the opportunity to grab a tin of Tilbury and Dunbar at the local cigar shop in Pensacola Fl and, having not yet tried either, was just wondering what everybody's thoughts were on these blends and any experiences with Esoterica in general. I grabbed a tin each of Rattray's Old Gowrie and C&D Haunted Bookshop, both of which I'm currently smoking and absolutely adore! So, what do y'all think?
Some swear by them but I always jar them.Waiting to get my hands on a bag of Dunbar. Think the 8oz bags hold up over time for preserving freshness?
Waiting to get my hands on a bag of Dunbar. Think the 8oz bags hold up over time for preserving freshness?
Some swear by them but I always jar them.
Maybe. A year of so ago, a member here found that some of his bags had developed pinholes where the bag is creased. I've bagged all of my Esoterica bags in heat sealed Mylar.Waiting to get my hands on a bag of Dunbar. Think the 8oz bags hold up over time for preserving freshness?
Whoa! Then I guess I haven't missed out on anything.All the "aromatics" I've tried lost 90% of topping flavor after the tobacco is dry enough to pack.