Sutcliff Molto Dolce

[mso489]

It's all personal taste. I like non-tobacco flavorings in pipe tobacco blends to bring up and enhance the tobacco flavors. Tobacco-forward is one term for that. In MD, for me, the tobacco is just a carrier for the flavors. It's fun to sample, kind of like a flavored cola, but I wouldn't want a tin. I find that the flavorings that bring up tobacco leaf the best for me include alcoholic beverages like rum, whiskey, brandy, and liqueurs, and sometimes vanilla and fruit flavors like plum. Other food flavors, like chocolate and cocoa, I prefer in the foodstuffs themselves. But I don't want the flavorings to take over from the tobaccos themselves.

 

[cigrmaster]

I have 2 aromatics in my cellar. One is the Molto Dole and the other is Cult Blood Red Moon. I smoke them when company comes over.
I get compliments on both but more on the Molto Dolce.
Yes you have to get used to the snap, crackle and pop the blend makes. I have never heard a blend so wet it makes noises but the shit burns fine. I don't even mind smoking it hear and there. I have a dedicated pipe for both my aromatics.

I was never a big aromatic smoker and I was really surprised that Cult Blood Red Moon needed no drying time and it had real cherry flavor with some chocolate I took a shot that both were made after the deemig laws and I predict they will be pulled off the market. I predict in 10 years I can sell them for 500.00 each .just a feeling have on this that people will go nuts after. Hey the worst thing that happens is I sell them for their original prices.

I know I will make a 40 percent proper I smell money like dogs smelleachothers ass holes

 

[JSPiper71]

Maybe you’re on the wrong track Tobacco wise. Personally, as a new pipe smoker too, any Aro that I’ve tried that attempts to mask the beauty that comes naturally from the tobacco makes me want to barf. Maybe because I’ve smoked cigars for 30 years and never cigarettes. Try a red Virginia based VaPer and I can tell you for certain, your taste buds will come alive. Here’s some of my favs at this point.

Sutliff Cringle
GSP Six Pence
H&H Anniversary
Escudo

Buy some aged offerings from the generous people on this forum and buy lots of fresh whatever you end up liking to age.

 

[mikecronis]

Molto Dulce has a very strong and pleasant flavor and needs no re-lighting. Not sure what folks are fussing about there. Highly recommended vanilla and cream tastes with warm caramel. One of Sutliff's best. Soothing with no bite and almost no nic-hit. Thick plumes of sweetness. Think Werther's Original dipped quickly in some bourbon-based vanilla extract before savoring the candy.

 

[dcicero]

It tastes like foul water

I'll have to grab some then.

 

[weezell]

MMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...No thanks...

 

[BROBS]

Molto Dulce has a very strong and pleasant flavor and needs no re-lighting. Not sure what folks are fussing about there. Highly recommended vanilla and cream tastes with warm caramel. One of Sutliff's best. Soothing with no bite and almost no nic-hit. Thick plumes of sweetness. Think Werther's Original dipped quickly in some bourbon-based vanilla extract before savoring the candy.

No

 

[craig61a]

As long as you like it that’s all that counts… It’s not like there’s an approved list of tobaccos you can only smoke to be on the “cool” list.

Eventually you’ll want to try out non aromatic tobaccos to get a feel for those. Buy some straight Burley, Virginia, Turkish/Orientals and give those a go. You might not get much out of them at first, but then again it’s an acquired taste just like coffee, beer, whiskey, etc.

 

[pappymac]

No

Are you really one of those who tell people a blend is so bad so that there is more in stock for you to order?

 

[dunnyboy]

I have a love-hate thing with Molto Dolce. Very occasionally it hits the spot. Most of the time I regret putting it in the bowl. I only smoke it in one pipe, a meer, which it ghosts immediately. Luckily, I like MD better as a ghost. Yes, it's goopy but it's a quality aromatic that smokes easily and has a good room note. It's one blend you don't have to jar. An open tin can last probably for a decade!

 

[frozenchurchwarden]

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Just a reminder that for all intents and purposes Creme Brulee is Bulk Molto Dolce.
You'll get more sauce in the tin but the bulk is plenty satisfying.

 

[motie2]

Until I discoved both Rattray’s and Boswell’s aromatics, I smoked a 50/50 blend of Molto Dolce and Barbados Plantation. A sweet and delicious smoke, but, ultimately, too much PG.

 

[Jimmy_Jack]

To each their own. I bought this early on in my pipe life and tossed it after 1 bowl.

 

[kola]

the stuff almost killed me. I think it's loaded with pop-rocks too.