I really enjoy Germain's Rich Dark Flake - when I can get it. Wessex Campaign, Astley's No 44, etc. Curious if there is a rope available with more or less the same "mature/dark virginias" components?
"Mature Virginia" Rope?
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I think people are going to say GH Ropes but I think those are in a different flavor ball park. You could try the cherry and whiskey and rum topped ones though, and it might scratch a nearer itch. If you've tried them, you know what I mean.
I haven't had this, but curly block? I think it lacks the wrapper leaf and is hard to get and expensive, but that may be more in the wheel house, though it's I guess a rod more than a rope.
Motzek?
I haven't had this, but curly block? I think it lacks the wrapper leaf and is hard to get and expensive, but that may be more in the wheel house, though it's I guess a rod more than a rope.
Motzek?
I kind of assumed G&H as the manufacturer. But of their offerings I've only had whisky twist and black Irish x. Both of which are fine tobaccos, but neither is of the "dark vingina" family.
I have not tried these blends but they be in line for what you're looking for:
Wessex Curley Block
Peter Heinrich's Curly Special
You may also like Rattrays Marlin Flake which I have tried. It's a moderately cased predominately virginia flake that has a darker fruity character.
Wessex Curley Block
Peter Heinrich's Curly Special
You may also like Rattrays Marlin Flake which I have tried. It's a moderately cased predominately virginia flake that has a darker fruity character.
I've had Wessex Curly Block. It's neither of this flavor profile nor a rope. I appreciate the recommendation, though.
Let me open up the question a little: are there other producers of ropes besides G&H whose offerings I can search through?
Let me open up the question a little: are there other producers of ropes besides G&H whose offerings I can search through?