The original frog often gets introduced as a entry level to English blends . For those that discern the complexities of the blend it offers many rewards . Very few blends have stood the test of time and a tin is well worth trying .
Frog Morton, What Should I Be Tasting?
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I had to mention, this comment by pitchfork made me lol:
So I am now unsure what FMC is really supposed to taste like. My first tin was very much like an aro/lat crossover the way most describe it but my 2nd and 3rd tins were nothing like an aro, much more like a smoky latakia blend (which is not a terrible thing, but not what I thought I was buying).
I think I've learned my lesson - don't over buy on the basis of a single tin. :roll:
boudreaux asked:
Good question, but no, different pipes. The thing is, the first tin vs the others was world's apart - so even in the same pipe, it wouldn't have made much of a difference.
So I am now unsure what FMC is really supposed to taste like. My first tin was very much like an aro/lat crossover the way most describe it but my 2nd and 3rd tins were nothing like an aro, much more like a smoky latakia blend (which is not a terrible thing, but not what I thought I was buying).
I think I've learned my lesson - don't over buy on the basis of a single tin. :roll:
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