One could make an argument that Frog Morton may have already dethroned BS. Frankly I feel the same way about Dunhill London Mixture…
D’oblone D’Oro (or whatever) by Savinelli has dark fired Kenyan. Perhaps that might be an acceptable blend to stock up on? Kenya is 2 countries north of Malawi, with Tanzania dividing them.This, Because of the shrinkage of the Tobacco Market ,Malawi ,a Country in Africa whose main export and half of its industry is Burley with a very distinctive taste is wanting to start moving crops over to other things.
It will be horrible for me as I love that distinctive flavor and seek it out in its various forms from GH&Co to Solani ( latter of which I don’t even know if the new tins have Malawi).
I feel as certain crop’s especially small foreign crops dry up we will see a lot of blends die out or become shadows of their former selves
Loved London….One could make an argument that Frog Morton may have already dethroned BS. Frankly I feel the same way about Dunhill London Mixture…
Some of us older guys miss some of the "original" Dunhill blends. Well, not original maybe, but the blends of the sixties.
I really miss Holly's Non Plus Ultra! That was the greatest blend ever created in the history of mankind and the world came to an end when it was discontinued. Or changed. Or whatever. But I miss it and I'm a long time smoker, maybe not of Holly's, but of tobaccos, so, damn it, Holly's is the next Balkan Sobranie.I think it will be the one that when it goes away the old timers bitch the most about it being gone or different. I've not heard more good about it but I have heard more old timers lament it's passing. A few who claim it was their only blend. Whatever blend is going to disappear or change dramatically that has the most passionate one blend smokers.
see I think these runs are often a form of fear of missing out. And I jump to that conclusion because I really feel sad I can't just get some old Holly's Non Plus Ultra. Though Ultra is often used in clothes detergent does it taste redolent of clothes detergent?I really miss Holly's Non Plus Ultra! That was the greatest blend ever created in the history of mankind and the world came to an end when it was discontinued. Or changed. Or whatever. But I miss it and I'm a long time smoker, maybe not of Holly's, but of tobaccos, so, damn it, Holly's is the next Balkan Sobranie.
The lights all went out in my world when it was discontinued. I'm still sitting in pitch black darkness. Please hand me my lighter if you can find it. Thank you.I really miss Holly's Non Plus Ultra! That was the greatest blend ever created in the history of mankind and the world came to an end when it was discontinued.
Remember when I guessed your occupation was professional acid ingestor?I really miss Holly's Non Plus Ultra! That was the greatest blend ever created in the history of mankind and the world came to an end when it was discontinued. Or changed. Or whatever. But I miss it and I'm a long time smoker, maybe not of Holly's, but of tobaccos, so, damn it, Holly's is the next Balkan Sobranie.
I’ll check it thanks ,it was on my wishlist into the cart it goes , would be nice to know if Solani Aged Burley flake still has Malawi in it , I’ll get work on that tooD’oblone D’Oro (or whatever) by Savinelli has dark fired Kenyan. Perhaps that might be an acceptable blend to stock up on? Kenya is 2 countries north of Malawi, with Tanzania dividing them.
Also the bulk blend Sutliff Africa Queen features “Mozambique” but I cannot find any detail on what Mozambique is. But geographically it is next to Malawi. Beware though this one has some mild aromatics added if that’s not for you.
Other than that Gawith seems to be the main blender using this as you’ve stated.
My January 2022 of solani silver only states DFKY with no country called out. It smells great and is a nice smoke but it’s the only tin I’ve ever had so I have no basis by which to compare.
Except for Dark Flake. I really miss that stuff. Although I was told by somebody on another forum that it was released under another name but only in Europe.
Whatever discontinued blend reminds you of your lost youth and the happiest decade of your life, sir.
Yeah, I miss SugarBarrel. Well, not really, as I have a few jars left from my last tub, but that was one i liked to have an open tub to scoop from on the regular.American produced American codger pouch blends. They're already disappearing and people are scouring the backwater cig stores for the last few big tubs.