I just read the description for L.J. Peretti Thanksgiving Day. I just put a reminder on my phone.
Suggest Some Aromatics
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I am a beginner, so there are many folks on here who have sampled WAY more aromatics than I have. That said, I did start with them, and frankly, I do prefer them. My top 5 in reverse chron:
5) Peterson Connoisseur's Choice
4) Drew Estate Grand Central
3) Drew Estate Central Park Stroll
2) CAO Eileen's Dream
1) CAO Moontrance
Pleasantly, one, two and five are still in production. I also found MacBaren's selection to be quite pleasant. The first tobacco I ever smoked was Original Choice, I liked Vanilla Cream a lot (although a bit wet), and I have a tin of 7 Seas Black Blend that I have yet to crack open and try. I do hear good things about the entire 7 Seas line, though.
Conversely, here are my three least favorite aros, FWIW:
1) Vauen Auenland Evening Mixture
2) CAO Cherrybomb
3) Peterson Nutty Cut
Just my two cents on the topic. Lots of aro blends to choose from, more than you can even hope to sample (although the Tobacco Police sure are trying their damndest to reduce the quantity).
5) Peterson Connoisseur's Choice
4) Drew Estate Grand Central
3) Drew Estate Central Park Stroll
2) CAO Eileen's Dream
1) CAO Moontrance
Pleasantly, one, two and five are still in production. I also found MacBaren's selection to be quite pleasant. The first tobacco I ever smoked was Original Choice, I liked Vanilla Cream a lot (although a bit wet), and I have a tin of 7 Seas Black Blend that I have yet to crack open and try. I do hear good things about the entire 7 Seas line, though.
Conversely, here are my three least favorite aros, FWIW:
1) Vauen Auenland Evening Mixture
2) CAO Cherrybomb
3) Peterson Nutty Cut
Just my two cents on the topic. Lots of aro blends to choose from, more than you can even hope to sample (although the Tobacco Police sure are trying their damndest to reduce the quantity).
I've had Lane Black Raspberry in my cart at least a half dozen times. I guess it will need to find it's way to my cabinet.BROBS has worn me down that Granger is an Aromatic.
So.....?
Try Edward G Robinson. It’s good “middle ground”
As opposed to say, Lane Black Raspberry which would be a room filling Aromatic.
That straus Sleepy Hollow sounds like me. If I was a female, I would be the classic all American yoga wearing pumpkin spice girl. I love everything pumpkin.
It seems to be a local brand though ?
Amphora sounds very intriguing. I'll have to try it at some point.
I was speaking from empirical knowledge. I didn’t care for either EGR or the Raspberry but see how they can appeal to many.
I smoked one half bowl of the Raspberry in my car and gave it to an aro smoking friend. The following morning, my car reeked of stale cigarette and raspberry and it hung around for days.
When I come back to the car after granger, almost detect nothing at all. Airs away very quickly and smells pipey until it does.
Oh. I’m smiling when I say this, “EGR reminds me of marshmallows” ?
Haha, it reminds me of a classic American neighborhood during Fall.
They ship. Call them and ask if they have any left in stock. Usually only released around October, but I heard last summer they made an exception because they knew so many people were at home smoking.
Sir Walter Raleigh Aromatic is terrific. Well-made, easily available, and won't break the bank.
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