G.L. Pease Samarra Vintage 2011 Review

[admin]

Fine wine and fine tobacco have many things in common, and the joy of aging and sipping a ten year old vintage is one of them. Kyle's superior palate and wittiness make this one quite fun to read.

G.L. Pease Samarra Vintage 2011 Review

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Very good review, although, I noticed that Kyle's name wasn't on the article.

I have another question about the magazine part of this website. How do I navigate to see other reviews from the homepage? And, I was looking for Greg's new articles, and I couldn't find them. I could only find the Ask Greg section that he stopped in 2015. Am I just not seeing a way to navigate these articles?

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I see... I didn't realize that Greg's new section was called Fireside. It might help us, if maybe GLP was in brackets next to these articles. Or, maybe I am just the only one who didn't know this.

 

[pipingfool]

Love this review. I am a big fan of aged Latakia blends. As the smoked-leaf mellows and softens, it allows the other condimental leaves to be a bit more expressive.

And the entire blend becomes more nuanced, much like an aged Cabernet or Bordeaux.

Plus, I find fresh Latakia blends (while nice in cooler weather) to be a little too much for me in the Florida heat.

 

[kcghost]

I used to be a major fan of aged latakia but then my tastes changed. Greg Pease is a master blender in any event.

 

[hawky454]

Funny, I just broke out some aged Samarra yesterday.