You’re getting it whole leaf?Kentucky Burley is my favourite.
None of that 'doctored' chocolate flavoured rubbish.
You’re getting it whole leaf?Kentucky Burley is my favourite.
None of that 'doctored' chocolate flavoured rubbish.
My first bag of DRTT arrived yesterday and I immediately loaded up a large bowl. Very pleasant, and I quickly started thinking about blends I could build with it.D&R Two Timer Regular
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it’s a very well put together flake. Perfect moisture content out of the tin. No artificial taste, yet still immensely rich with your classic burley flavors. For me it’s a subtle spiciness I pick up that I can’t get enough of as well.What is the deal with that I have only been able to find 1 tin of cobblestone and it has been on my radar for a few years. Thanks for the reminder, and the search begins again.
Nice review. I'll check it outAmphora Burley Blend is one of the best pouch blends I've ever had.
I have a review of that somewhere, also.
EDIT: Here:
First Impression: Amphora Burley Blend :: Pipe Tobacco Reviews - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/first-impression-amphora-burley-blend.70977/
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Thanks for the suggestions. I was thinking of running through the Burley Flake series at some point. I've been looking for the Solani Burley flake for a bit. hopefully it comes around sometime soon.Welcome to the winning team.
You already enjoyed Pegasus and HB, so continue trying the rest of Bob Runowski's portfolio, as nearly all of his blends feature burley.
If you can get it, Solani Burley Flake is superb. For something different, Barbary Coast is another banger from GL Pease. For something bold, MacBuren Old Dark Fired is just the thing. And the ever reliable Briar Fox is a wonderfully consistent VaBur blend.
Haha DRTT cheap is right. 20 bucks for a pound of great tobacco. I am constantly using it with every thing else I smoke that’s not flake. Right now I’m smoking itMy first bag of DRTT arrived yesterday and I immediately loaded up a large bowl. Very pleasant, and I quickly started thinking about blends I could build with it.
I just noticed that the shorthand name also describes how inexpensive the blend is: DRTT cheap!
noticed that Country Squire had it , so I grabbed a couple more tins excited to compare it with Aged Burley Flake, I hear it has a bit of Va in it which is fine by me, like peanut butter and Jellyit’s a very well put together flake. Perfect moisture content out of the tin. No artificial taste, yet still immensely rich with your classic burley flavors. For me it’s a subtle spiciness I pick up that I can’t get enough of as well.
I'll second that , and there is so much variation in the flavor and burn qualities of each cut , truly great earthy floral nutty stuff thisVincent Manil Semois! No burley man should live w/o trying this one. Quite unique.