I haven't tried any others yet. I'm going to try Bagpiper's Dream this afternoon as my reward for spending the day painting the fence. I'll report back.I think I’ve got 4 or 5 of those Old Gowrie cans; one of my all time favorites. Have you got any updates about smoking it more or trying the others?
I hope you survive! Haha.I had two "ships" headed for my dock. One from Country Squire and one from Watch City. They both arrived yesterday so hopefully I will have enough to make it through this weekend................
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Now, I can start planning on what I need to order for next week.......
Ha, you are right. It will take me a year to work through these.....I hope you survive! Haha.
Very nice order. I'd say it puts mine to shame. What blends did you get from the Country Squire?
Reviving this thread because i've become interested in Rattrays recently. What other blends might you compare Jock's Mixture to?Snook:
If you like any or all of those five Rattray's blends, then allow me to recommend two others, both favorites of mine:
Black Mallory
Jocks Mixture
You skipped the Brown Clunee!? Everyone can have the rest - BC is the clear favorite in my world.I’m finally giving some of the Rattray’s blends a try! I watched Hobbiton Piper’s video on Old Gowrie and was inspired to order it. While I was at it, I figured I should add a more few of their blends … you know, for comparison’s sake. They showed up today and I can’t wait to try them all. Which one should I start with?View attachment 316247
I have long wanted to try Red Rapparee. It has such a varied blend of many types of tobaccos that it seems as though it would be a real treat.Of those I've only had Marlin Flake and Old Gowrie, but it's been so long since I tried them that I don't remember much. My favorite Rattray blend is Red Rapparee.
I have long wanted to try Red Rapparee. It has such a varied blend of many types of tobaccos that it seems as though it would be a real treat.
How would you describe the experience?
