Sutliff Creme Brulee

[NightShayde]

I really enjoy this blend. The room note is very pleasant and the taste is not too sweet. It is a saturated blend no matter how much you air/dry it out. Many prefer their blends between dry & moist and hence I believe I am will coin the term "DROIST" for that balance and this blend does hit that mark. So, if you are looking for a little dessert bakery smell and taste, you can't go wrong with Creme Brulee.

 

[STP]

One of my favorites from time-to-time ?

 

[STP]

I really enjoy this blend. The room note is very pleasant and the taste is not too sweet. It is a saturated blend no matter how much you air/dry it out. Many prefer their blends between dry & moist and hence I believe I am will coin the term "DROIST" for that balance and this blend does hit that mark. So, if you are looking for a little dessert bakery smell and taste, you can't go wrong with Creme Brulee.

If you like Creme Brûlée, check of Sutliff’s Vanilla Custard, Molto Dolce, and Dulce De Leche?

 

[ray47]

I have to add alot of 5 Brothers to Creame Brulee to get any enjoyment out of it.

 

[Infantry23]

Molto Dolce was a favorite of mine back in the fall but it has been a little meh lately. However, if I can recapture that magic then I'd really be interested in these sweet Sutliff blends. Creme Brulee, Dulce De Leche, and Vanilla Custard sound amazing.

 

[KafkaStoleMyBike]

These are go-to blends for me when I want a casing/flavor. I have a couple in cellar to see how they age.

Shameless plug for Eastfarthing, too :]

 

[olkofri]

Is this the same as Cobblestone's Creme Brulee?

 

[crawdad]

Now I want a latte

 

[drrock]

I really enjoy this blend. The room note is very pleasant and the taste is not too sweet. It is a saturated blend no matter how much you air/dry it out. Many prefer their blends between dry & moist and hence I believe I am will coin the term "DROIST" for that balance and this blend does hit that mark. So, if you are looking for a little dessert bakery smell and taste, you can't go wrong with Creme Brulee.

I also enjoy Creme Brûlée. I'm convinced it's the bulk equivalent of Molto Dolce. Like the slogan for the Original Rum and Maple Blend No. 53, it's "good on its own; good as a mixer". Great for adding a little sweetness to any blend that has grown a bit boring.

If you like Creme Brûlée, check of Sutliff’s Vanilla Custard, Molto Dolce, and Dulce De Leche?

Haven't tried Dulce DeLeche but I do like Sutliff's Vanilla Custard. It's the bulk equivalent of their Panna Cotta.

 

[jewman22]

Anyone else reminded of Xmas time when you have this? I think it's the room note more than anything.

 

[danimalia]

I had a couple bowls from a sample a couple years ago, and enjoyed them. For a half hour or so, anyway. Then I wanted something with a bit more body and strength. But not bad at all!

 

[pinchoftobacco]

It’s definitely not an everyday smoke for me but I enjoy it on occasion.

 

[Kissel bixby]

When I want an aro bomb it's a good one with awesome room note. I agree with the other suggestions. If you want strong aros, and change of flavor, try Sutliff peach cobbler, tin note is so good you have to hold back from eating it. It's not subtle, peach n sweet smack to the face. Room note is great.

 

[mortonbriar]

not too sweet

whaaaaaaaaaaat? I guess you are more of a sweet tooth than I.

 

[pip01]

Winter blend for me. Very good but leaves a stubborn ghost.

 

[chopper]

If you like Creme Brûlée, check of Sutliff’s Vanilla Custard, Molto Dolce, and Dulce De Leche?

I'm not generally a fan of moist, sticky aromatics but for some reason I bought a 1/2 lb of Vanilla Custard [with the intention to mix it with a straight Virginia, Burley or VaBur]

It's got a great flavour when in the mood for something sweet.

It's a touch too moist so I often mix it 50/50 with 4nogs Butternut Burley.

 

[virginialover]

I' m not an Aro smoker but for some reason, I enjoy Creme Brulee in the Winter at Christmas time.

 

[Kal]

I' m not an Aro smoker but for some reason, I enjoy Creme Brulee in the Winter at Christmas time.

I tried it, then raided my son and daughter-in-laws stash of twinkies.
I really need to stay away from that cream brulee.

 

[anotherbob]

side note. I think every smoker needs one candy type blend for when that urge strikes.

 

[HitchensDog]

Vanilla Custard and Butterscotch are my go to Sutliff aros when I feel like something sweet. The Butterscotch especially. Not exactly one with rave reviews, but for some strange reason that one really works for me.