Hit me up if you want to sell or trade your leftovers. I missed that one and want to try it. Missed the Stockton reissue last week too, damnit.
I have a few tins I would part with.
Hit me up if you want to sell or trade your leftovers. I missed that one and want to try it. Missed the Stockton reissue last week too, damnit.
Thanks for the information!I have only smoked the discontinued Burley London Blend with 10+ years on it, never "fresh." I assume the aging has caused fading of the casing.
The topping seems much more prominent in the reissue.
The cocoa topping was undetectable in the discontinued version to my tastes. I get more of the nutty/oat notes and with occasional hints of natural cocoa Burley can impart in a blend. Not a blend I would call an "aromatic." I get the impression of a light casing as opposed to a noticeable topping.
The topping in the reissue is a much stronger cocoa with vanilla in the background, enough to leave a ghost for the next bowl. This version is OK, but the topping overtakes the flavors of the tobacco's natural flavors a bit too much for my liking. Not something that scratches the Burley itch for me.
Older version I give a 4 out of 5.
Reissue is a 2.5.
Sounds like me and Jim can help you out with that.I have a few tins I would part with.