Still trying to figure out what his post has to do with this thread. lolQueen Anne’s Revenge is suppose to be the bulk version.
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P.S. If you like Rum blends, be sure to get Wilke 515.
Mr. Brandt, by request has been adding more rum, but you can also ask for the original version of 515 with less rum too.
WILKE No. 515 | wilkepipetobacco
WILKE No. 515This is the blend smoked by Basil Rathbone, Wilke's famous No. 515. A blend of ribbon cut Virginias and toasted Black Cavendish, or as the Wilke sisters described it: " exotic tobaccos aged in a rare Jamaica Rum - smooth, mild with a delightful aroma". 2oz. 9.75 4oz...www.wilkepipetobacco.com
Presbyterian Ordained vs 507-C
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I was merely replying to Hunter1.
P.S. Not sure why he posted here, but I thought I’d let him know about Queen Anne’s Revenge.
Yah that's why i said "his" post, you supplied great info to himI was merely replying to Hunter1.
P.S. Not sure why he posted here, but I thought I’d let him know about Queen Anne’s Revenge.
Yah that's why i said "his" post, you supplied great info to him
Yeah, we have to help out, even when they loose their way around here... LOL
Good point. I’m not saying OGS has a barely noticeable amount of Perique or that they may have slipped some Perique or burley into PO but what I am saying is that, despite being categorized in two separate genres, they taste similar to me at least. Not bad. In fact, pretty damn good but just not so different as to warrant the price IMO. You are correct that OGS is supposed to have Perique though.
(Ordained soon to be available on flipper sites, pending delivery to the flippers...)
I got Newminster 400 and 507c last summer, after being advised of their sweetness. I like sweet. Both tasted more like cigarettes than anything. I didn't jump on the Ordained due to relative price and the disappointment with the others.
My only other experience with Virginias was with Rattrays, F&T and McClelland which were old and running out. Is sweetness a quality that increases with age? Or has the average quality of the leaf diminished overall?
I got Newminster 400 and 507c last summer, after being advised of their sweetness. I like sweet. Both tasted more like cigarettes than anything. I didn't jump on the Ordained due to relative price and the disappointment with the others.
My only other experience with Virginias was with Rattrays, F&T and McClelland which were old and running out. Is sweetness a quality that increases with age? Or has the average quality of the leaf diminished overall?
If you dry it enough, pack right and smoke slowly, every Virginia I'm aware of is sweet. Tasting like a cigarette or ashy is the result of smoking too fast and getting the tobacco too hot.
Virginias tend to get sweeter with age.
Ah, flash of insight. I used a small clay taster pipe (always with new blends) which does overheat easily. Thanks for that advice.
My MO is making 1-2 large orders per year, and I never make small orders. I forgot it on my last order.
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That's the beauty of OG Presby if you do not want much Latakia and like VA and love musty Orientals it's great stuff
Can't beat 507-c. I had some 3 year old stuff the other day and it's exquisite.
Useful info to have. Thanks! Especially considering that I have 4 oz of 507-C aging gracefully in a jar, and have no intention of buying tins of Ordained.