Months ago, I posted a request for recommendations for "Representative Examples of Classic Styles," and still refer back to that thread when deciding what to try next. I appreciate all your recommendations and advise.
Lately, I read a novel partly set in the "Lakeland" area of England. At the same time, I began to notice mentions of "Lakeland" blends, here.
My understanding is that a Lakeland blend uses fairly strong tobacco and a fairly heavy floral and/or anise topping. Correct?
Honestly, that doesn't sound like something I'd like but, in my quest to try everything available, I want to give it a shot.
I believe that Condor is considered a Lakeland, but Condor is not readily available here. I think, though I could be wrong, that Erinmore is considered a Lakeland. So...
Please recommend some readily available Lakeland blends that I can add to my next order. Thanks!
Lately, I read a novel partly set in the "Lakeland" area of England. At the same time, I began to notice mentions of "Lakeland" blends, here.
My understanding is that a Lakeland blend uses fairly strong tobacco and a fairly heavy floral and/or anise topping. Correct?
Honestly, that doesn't sound like something I'd like but, in my quest to try everything available, I want to give it a shot.
I believe that Condor is considered a Lakeland, but Condor is not readily available here. I think, though I could be wrong, that Erinmore is considered a Lakeland. So...
Please recommend some readily available Lakeland blends that I can add to my next order. Thanks!