Per Georg Jensen Harbour Dreams

[REO]

Harbour Dreams is described as a light aromatic. It is a ready rubbed burley and Virginia with notes of chocolate and almonds. Not wet and sticky and perfect moisture level. Opening the tin there is the warm aroma of chocolate and fine tobaccos. First light is filled with delicate chocolate and rich tobaccos. Smoking down reveals smooth tobacco with a hint of chocolate in the background. Excellent all day smoke. My usual is Va/Vapers. This one goes into rotation. Excellent blend by two of the best master blenders.

 

[Brad H]

Did you find the burley take the lead over the Virginia?
What was the room note like to you?
It’s one I haven’t tried but thought about buying a tin.

 

[REO]

Burley and Va are balanced. I am not a burley smoker unless it is a highlight and not the main flavor. Room note ok but mostly enjoyed on the porch. Smooth and flavorful tobacco.

 

[Mike N]

Great blend. I thought Brothers in Arms would be my favorite, but I just bought more tins of Harbour Dreams.

 

[Hutch Piper]

Thanks so much for posting this. Going to have to give it a go!

 

[Eireprof]

Did you find the burley take the lead over the Virginia?
What was the room note like to you?
It’s one I haven’t tried but thought about buying a tin.

To my palate, the Virginias lead.

 

[Hutch Piper]

Did you find the burley take the lead over the Virginia?
What was the room note like to you?
It’s one I haven’t tried but thought about buying a tin.

This is an excellent blend and immediately goes into my collection. The burleys lead for me. The room note is excellent. Shane Ireland has a video of this on the SP website. He describes it as an old school burley with perhaps a little more nuance. And I agree. It’s just so good and comforting (I’m a sucker for burley blends).

 

[Hutch Piper]

 

[spearheadbill]

I did not care for it at all. Funny how we all have differing tastes.