Warped/C&D Blend - The Haunting
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I need more tobacco like I need...well you know what I mean. I had a moment of weakness though and loaded up on it, as I don't have many if any blends with cigar leaf in the cellar.
The review sounds good, too. So why not ?♂
Here's the discussion on SP
The review sounds good, too. So why not ?♂
Here's the discussion on SP
I probably would've ordered a tin. However my TAD finally got the best of me and I placed an order last night for some other stuff so that it would arrive on Friday. Just found out about this new blend today and dont care to pay another $12 shipping fee just for one tin. If its still around in a few months I'll grab it on my next order.
Not interesting enough to bring me out of retirement.
That was quick. My two tins arrived in my mailbox in less than 48 hours from when I placed my order. Tins 0640/2000 and 1250/2000...not that it matters.
Only one bowl into it but what a great room note.Plenty of Virginia for the aging potential. Burns perfect right out of the tin. Sweet up front. Plenty of smoke. Retrohale gives you a nice cigar note. Cigar leaf is normally added for body more than flavor but you can note the cigar leaf in this blend as it has a pretty apparent percentage. I will have to work through the tin to understand it more but right off the bat I really enjoy it.
Wow, those are some vibrant Virginia ribbons. I'm glad you like the blend, how much did you get for aging?
Which one did you have? Dominican Glory Maduro is supposed to be 10x better than Dominican Glory. The former is a Flake.
Is there any notable added flavorings or is it pretty much just straight up VAs/Criollo? How about the nicotine content? Your impressions make me wish I had a chance to grab a tin. Hope you continue to enjoy it
No flavorings noted, just the VAs and Criollo. Nic is low...barely medium IMO.
This could be an interesting blend if properly balanced & well-executed. Both VA & cigar leaf change in flavor quite a bit based on moisture, bowl size & type, etc. It could make for a blend capable of providing a range of flavor experiences for those that like to experiment.
I just finished my first bowl of this blend, and found it to be a very nice smoke. For once I could really taste the cigar leaf in a pipe blend, maybe too much so. It also left that cigar flavor in my mouth after finishing the bowl. I'm kind of on the fence about how much I like it, but time will tell. My favorite for this type of blend has been Pease's Key Largo for years, and it will be hard to beat that.
I’ve just began my first smoke of it. Wow!
This is my first experience with a cigar-leaf blend, but I am very pleased and at this point, I like this very much! It reminds me of McClelland Smyrna, but with a cigar-type body. This is really something interesting! It’s never good to judge a blend on the first smoke, though, so I’m looking forward to seeing how my opinion develops throughout the tin.
Getting good points in my book, even if only for the fact that this blend is so unique!
This is my first experience with a cigar-leaf blend, but I am very pleased and at this point, I like this very much! It reminds me of McClelland Smyrna, but with a cigar-type body. This is really something interesting! It’s never good to judge a blend on the first smoke, though, so I’m looking forward to seeing how my opinion develops throughout the tin.
Getting good points in my book, even if only for the fact that this blend is so unique!
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