Looking for the Perfect Aro?

[bludgeoningdeath]

I've only had bulk aro's from stores and for the most part have been unsatisfied. I've seen MacBaren's Plumcake and also the Erinmore tin that is supposed to be like Juicy Fruit but have been reluctant to purchase.

 

[martiniman]

I love Molto Dolce. a great areo to start with, I had it yesterday and after being open for months it was still too wet not to gurgle. A little drying and you have an excellent smoke.
P.S. My wife loves the room note so, Happy wife- happy life. :D

 

[rhurd1]

I am pretty much a carter hall smoker but my wife and others can't stand the smell. Is there any tabacco I could add to it to stop the nagging?

 

[radio807]

There are many aromatic blends that I enjoy, but there isn't one yet that I haven't tired of. Yesterday's favorites have all become today's meh. Over the past couple of months I've been drifting away from aros in favor of VaPers and various Burley and Kentucky blends, which I seem not to tire of. I've taken to smoking aros only early in the day, and at least for the time being I'm not planning to restock any aros once my current stock gets used up, which won't be for quite awhile.

 

[cortezattic]

I go for natural tasting blends, but I like these for a change of pace:

• Peterson University Flake (berry)
  
  Peterson Hyde Park (hint of floral)
  
  Low Country Santee (apple)

None of these obscure the natural tobacco flavor.

 

[mso489]

I've mentioned before, but I find aros -- the ones you like -- are a good rotation with English blends. Getting away from

the Latakia for a bowl or three brings up the flavor of Latakia and Perique blends nicely. Variety livens up the taste

buds.