Kramers Blend For Cary Grant

[anotherbob]

Not a review. How ever I really like this blend and it's a really great example of what a cross over blend should be. And it seems to suit the image many of us have of it's namesake. It's got a manly sophisticated English quality but the aromatic also is just enough that you probably could smoke it at a lady friends house. I also really like that it's broad cut and burns nice and slow. I really like this one and will probably buy it in bulk. It's an easy smoker too if I've ever smoked one. So anyone else enjoy this one?

 

[elpfeife]

I not a latakia guy, but I have smoked a few ounces and enjoyed it. May try it again.

 

[dino]

I, too, enjoy this blend. Though not in my regular rotation, Cary Grant and Edward G. Robinson blends are my go-to "breaks" from my usual stronger English blends with Syrian Latakia.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

It's one of my top 5 blends. Being a lover of English/Balkan blends as well as aromatics, it's perfect for those days I can't make up my mind. I normally buy the tins, but I've purchased bulk a few times as well, basically just to keep myself from opening tins. I have found the bulk to be drier than the tin, but not ridiculously so. Cary Grant certainly had great taste in tobacco, because I could smoke this stuff all day.

 

[BROBS]

Extra Smooth is great too. Has a bit of an English taste but with unflavored cavendish rather than Latakia.

 

[anotherbob]

Extra Smooth is great too. Has a bit of an English taste but with unflavored cavendish rather than Latakia.

Well that's gonna go on the next order. Cause it sounds great.

 

[kylef]

Yep, love this blend and this style, with some sweetness and just enough latakia to add some complexity.

Murray's 1810 Belfast is very similar.

 

[jpmcwjr]

I've settled on Father Dempsey, but all their Englishes are good.