Peter Stokebye Cube Cut vs Sutliff ERR Match

[DotAndBang’sPipes]

Having not been around to enjoy ERR I came across PS Cube Cut and have fallen in love with the flavor and the burley and the easy-to-pack cube cut! I also recently purchased the Sutliff ERR Match and have been comparing the two. (I have yet to try the Lane Limited ERR Match). I wondered if anyone had comments on the similarities or differences between the Sutliff Match vs Stokebye's. I'm not as interested in which one is closer to the original ERR as to how they are alike and unalike each other. Thus far the Cube Cut smells sweeter in the pouch but the Sutliff seems to taste better all around. Anyone else compared these two in particular? Thanks, AP.

 

[jackswilling]

Jim Inks has on tobacco reviews in great detail. I tend to agree with your assessment on Sutliff.

 

[tuold]

I recently tried some of that Peter Stokkebye cube cut. I do like the taste. The only down side is related to one of it's advantages. It's easy to load cube cut tobacco but it's also easy to accidentally unload it as well! I've had it roll out on me a couple of times even if I've packed it tightly.
Try the PS 702 Burley.I like that one too, better than the PS 312 Toasted Burley.

 

[shutterbugg]

Never tried the Stokkebye, but if it's actually got some nicotene, unlike LRR and the Sutliff match, I'm game. To answer the OP question, LRR is not a cube cut like the Sutliff. I've tried both and prefer the latter. Plus it's available in small quantities, you don't need to buy a huge cannister of it. One of only two Sutliff blends I like, the other being EGR.

 

[DotAndBang’sPipes]

Thanks for for the input. Looking forward to trying the other PS Burleys mentioned above.