I’m very new to pipe smoking and I was struggling to find one that I really really liked but I think I finally did! I tried it in my mm huck Finn and it was wonderful. Next time I put in an order I will have to order more! What is your guyes thoughts on molto dolce?
Molto Dolce!
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As far as goop goes, it's not the worst. I have a bowl every now and then, but i'm mostly a non-aro/semi-aro guy. And Molto Dolce is about as aro as it gets, hahaha. It literally translates to "very sweet"
If you want to save some cash, it's available in bulk as Creme Brulee.
It's a great aromatic, if monotone, but highly enjoyable.
If you like it enough the bulk version is called Creme Brulee:
Alternatively one of my favorite Sutliff aromatics in the same genre is Z92 Vanilla Custard:
If you like it enough the bulk version is called Creme Brulee:
Alternatively one of my favorite Sutliff aromatics in the same genre is Z92 Vanilla Custard:
I really like Molto Dolce. It was one of the first aromatic tobaccos that I fell in love with. But, I have mellowed on it a bit because it was just too dessert-y. I like it, but in small doses.
This recently became available in the UK, so I thought I'd get some for Xmas. I had a bowl of it on Xmas eve-eve, and quite liked it. Which was surprising to me, as I don't really like aromatics this heavily cased. Thought I'd smoke another bowl on Xmas eve, and it nearly made me sick. Sickly sweet, literally. It's now in a jar at the back of the cupboard. I'll have another bowl next eve-eve, but that'll be my lot.
It seems be an aromatic of choice amongst the lovers of that stuff.
Love it at the begining. Still like it occasionally. Found Autumn Evening, which is different but very much the same in the sense that its sweet at different grom other aros. Now I'm more into other stuff. But it is no doubt an amazing blend and crowd pleaser, try Autumn Evening.