I find Semois and Five Brothers to be birds of a feather. Very similar.Sounds like it shares some traits with Five Brothers! It's also dry and smokes well pack pretty tight! I think I'm gonna add it to the wish list I'm building up!
I find Semois and Five Brothers to be birds of a feather. Very similar.Sounds like it shares some traits with Five Brothers! It's also dry and smokes well pack pretty tight! I think I'm gonna add it to the wish list I'm building up!
Thank you for the kind thoughts. From all of you. I tried a smoke yest, but it triggered an instant coughing fit. Guess it'll be a while yet. I am indeed reading and enjoying this great forum. After reading the thread on square tins having questionable seals, I promptly jarred all my Capstan Blue flake. And checked seals on the round tins. I don't have a big cellar, but what I have, I want to protect. So thanks for the info on here. I'll get back to my pipes, eventually, I have no doubt. Great day everyone!It's time for me to...View attachment 266861
Ovaltine Breakfast Blend in the mug, RedVaPer Kake in the bowl. Get 'er done!
P.S.: I haven't seen you post lately, Carol. I see you're reading through WAYS, though. I hope things are improving for you, I wish you a sound recovery, if not speedy.
Very cool. I added it! I've been wanting to try some more Burley!I find Semois and Five Brothers to be birds of a feather. Very similar.
One thing I've found with Semois is it has a bit of a green "vegetative" flavour, but I was smoking some of it last week and that seems to have dissipated with years of aging. It's pretty straight ahead stuff. Shag-cut straight burley. Different terroir. Five Brothers might be slightly more nic-rich. As always, YMMV!Very cool. I added it! I've been wanting to try some more Burley!
@BorealPiper Got some to smoke in my clays!GH Kendal Flake in a MM Bracken.