Nuttiest Burley?

[OlJawBone]

hey yall. I am looking to create a flavor profile in a blend that I want to involve a lot of nuttiness, and t seems like the best way to do that is burley. So I am wondering which burley/burley blends are the nuttiest to yall. I saw there was a thread like this from 2013 but it doesn't have a ton of replies and I thought I would ask again since its been almost a decade. Thanks in advance

 

[mortonbriar]

Only waited a decade? Maybe you do not have the patience to be a pipe smoker.

 

[mortonbriar]

Edgeworth ready rubbed match by Sutliff is straight up walnuts to me, although maybe not that 'classic' nutty burley thing its certainly worth noting!

 

[mortonbriar]

Also the Peter Stokkebye toasted burley, that could do it.

 

[Ahi Ka]

Two Timer is another

 

[Grangerous]

That honor goes to Prince Albert.

 

[OlJawBone]

Edgeworth ready rubbed match by Sutliff is straight up walnuts to me, although maybe not that 'classic' nutty burley thing its certainly worth noting!

That honor goes to Prince Albert.

I had always heard of chocolate notes from these i thought. Does does the nuttiness win over the chocolate?

 

[Country Bladesmith]

D&R Two Timer or Five Brothers.

 

[Waning Embers]

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[Country Bladesmith]

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Guess I need to try that one. I’m sure it’s in plenty of their blends I like, but I’ve never tried it straight.

 

[Waning Embers]

Guess I need to try that one. I’m sure it’s in plenty of their blends I like, but I’ve never tried it straight.

Their cube cut burley is good too.

 

[Country Bladesmith]

Their cube cut burley is good too.

I assume the cube cut is the same Burley that’s in Crooner?

 

[Waning Embers]

I assume the cube cut is the same Burley that’s in Crooner?

Yep.?

 

[mortonbriar]

I had always heard of chocolate notes from these i thought. Does does the nuttiness win over the chocolate?

Yeah, its not that it doesn't have chocolate too, but the walnut really stands out for me.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Two Timer is what you are looking for, especially if you are making your own blend.

 

[spicy_boiii]

I get it the most from C&D's dark burley. I get it from Low Country and the Burley Flake blends.

 

[mso489]

I like Peterson 3-P and Irish Flake, but for mixing, D&R Two Timer and Five Brothers are probably best bets, for simplicity and predictability mixing them with other leaf.