Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake Aged two Years

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Etipton

Starting to Get Obsessed
Feb 24, 2021
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Just lit up a bowl of aged vanilla roll cake and dang this stuff is some kinda good, I liked it fresh out of the tin but after sitting jarred for almost two years it is significantly better, sweeter and smoother. In my opinion I would rate this out of the tin a 6 out of 10 and after aging I would rate this easily a 9 out 10. Grab a tin and enjoy!!
 
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futureman

Can't Leave
Jul 9, 2011
411
663
Ohio (Displaced Central Texan)
I can see why folks love this. I purchased some not long ago and smoked two bowls. Definitely a quality blend. I appreciate the effort to ensure the vanilla casing is not too strong and complementary of the tobacco. That said, I'm not sure it's my thing. I'll tuck it away for a while and come back to it.
 
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Jan 30, 2020
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Iv had similar experience to flake and loose. Everything just rounds out a little more after a few years.

It was maybe last year I picked up a box of flake and compared it to a 2019 tin I was smoking. A notable smoothness improvement on the tin so great to hear the roll might be similar.
 

MRW

Part of the Furniture Now
Jan 6, 2022
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In reading the astounding reviews for this blend, I purchased two tins. Most reviews are correct in that there are fine tobaccos within this blend. We expect nothing less from Mac Baren. Being the novice aero smoker that I am, I was expecting a vanilla flavor bomb. My expectations far exceeded my observation. I expected an aero tobacco to be on the moisture side but mine was on the side of crispy. Mine came from SP so I know it had not been on a warehouse shelf for long. I will allow the jarred remains and the unopened tin to remain on my cellar shelf for a few years. Perhaps I, or those that receive my tobacco leftovers upon my demise will enjoy then more fully.
 
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Servant King

Lifer
Nov 27, 2020
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This is good to know, as it has become my favorite vanilla aromatic. My one sealed tin just passed the year mark, and the additional bit that I have jarred is also close to that age. I look forward to seeing what happens over time, as is the case with basically all my other blends.