Ozark Wizard
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Was talked into trying this by some of the Brothers keen on Virginias, so when I made my monthly tobacco buy, got myself a half pound of McC's 5100 in bulk from Pipesandcigars.com, and while waiting, made a reasonable length persimmon churchwarden to dedicate it to.
The tobacco came at a perfect hydration to load and smoke, so I did.
First off, I heard a lot of buzz regarding a tomato based condimental smell in the pouch, but I couldn't detect it, a bit sweet, tangy, maybe clove scent greeted my nose. Only took one light to get me through the bowl, it was sweet, but warm on the tongue. Liked it...
Next bowl a few hours later was on my way to the feed store, so I was enclosed (I normally smoke outside), and I used my walnut poker I use for Virginia blends. It is well seasoned, so a different environment for the burn.
This changed things a bit. The smoke wasn't as warm this time, sort of gentle actually. Sweeter. Almost a touch of cinnamon and ginger muffin, yah, muffin. I like this one. I'll bet this would be on fire with a dab of Acadian Black, or Perique. It's not as bright and cheery as most of the Virginias I play with, more sultry, dark, laid back...
Gotta go, going to hit another bowl of this....
The tobacco came at a perfect hydration to load and smoke, so I did.
First off, I heard a lot of buzz regarding a tomato based condimental smell in the pouch, but I couldn't detect it, a bit sweet, tangy, maybe clove scent greeted my nose. Only took one light to get me through the bowl, it was sweet, but warm on the tongue. Liked it...
Next bowl a few hours later was on my way to the feed store, so I was enclosed (I normally smoke outside), and I used my walnut poker I use for Virginia blends. It is well seasoned, so a different environment for the burn.
This changed things a bit. The smoke wasn't as warm this time, sort of gentle actually. Sweeter. Almost a touch of cinnamon and ginger muffin, yah, muffin. I like this one. I'll bet this would be on fire with a dab of Acadian Black, or Perique. It's not as bright and cheery as most of the Virginias I play with, more sultry, dark, laid back...
Gotta go, going to hit another bowl of this....