I'm trying out a bunch of new (to me) virginias this summer. Newminster Navy 400 stands out amongst the many I've been sampling and I am curious as to why.
In the reviews on TobaccoReviews.com folks mention things like sweet bread dough, and I think JimInks even uses "Caramel" and "butter" as descriptors.
To me it definitely is much sweeter than other virginias I'm trying to the point that it is almost an aromatic by comparison. That's a bit of an exaggeration of course, but I find it hard to believe that my palette picks up that much sweetness from an untopped straight virginia.
What experiences do you have and am I right that there's a noticeable flavor added to it?
In the reviews on TobaccoReviews.com folks mention things like sweet bread dough, and I think JimInks even uses "Caramel" and "butter" as descriptors.
To me it definitely is much sweeter than other virginias I'm trying to the point that it is almost an aromatic by comparison. That's a bit of an exaggeration of course, but I find it hard to believe that my palette picks up that much sweetness from an untopped straight virginia.
What experiences do you have and am I right that there's a noticeable flavor added to it?