Samuel Gawith Chocolate Flake, fresh vs age.

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bent1

Lifer
Jan 9, 2015
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Looking for your impressions on how the taste changes when fresh vs a couple years of aging. Thx.

 

aro222

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Mar 17, 2018
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My stash is only 1 year old now and I haven’t noticed any change yet. Still as good as when I bought it. Time will tell going forward but I have read that it ages very well.

 

mikefu

Lifer
Mar 28, 2018
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It mainly smooths out over time. I have some that is approximately five years old that I just popped, and it is smoother, perhaps a tad sweeter, and the chocolate flavor is a little less pronounced than with the fresh. I actually prefer Bobs Chocolate Flake to age and prefer aged over fresh over fresh, as it seems to grow richer in depth of flavor and the Lakeland essence grows weaker with age. But either way, they are great smokes, both worthy of cellar space.

 

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