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<blockquote data-quote="vinnie799" data-source="post: 268861" data-attributes="member: 1255">Oh my, that title sounds like a good woman! &nbsp;&nbsp; Someone here mentioned H&amp;C&#039;s &quot;rich and sweet charm&quot;. Man you can&#039;t describe it any better than that in my opinion! I first picked up a tin of this on the name alone aside from the fact that I do like both honey and chocolate. But in a tobacco? mmmmm....I was both curious and cautious. I&#039;m not much on flavored stuff but I took a shot at this one. Boy I am glad I did. &nbsp;&nbsp; I found this blend to be a kind of cordial/liqueur of tobaccos, to be sipped and savored only. Not a blend that I would smoke while running errands except for in heavy traffic. You see, I find this one to be a quiet contmplative smoke in any size bowl other than a cob. Nothing against cobs though I have plenty but this blend I feel is best suited for a respectful briar.&nbsp;&nbsp; Everybody who smokes a pipe ought to try this at least for a coupla bowls.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vinnie799, post: 268861, member: 1255"] Oh my, that title sounds like a good woman! Someone here mentioned H&C's "rich and sweet charm". Man you can't describe it any better than that in my opinion! I first picked up a tin of this on the name alone aside from the fact that I do like both honey and chocolate. But in a tobacco? mmmmm....I was both curious and cautious. I'm not much on flavored stuff but I took a shot at this one. Boy I am glad I did. I found this blend to be a kind of cordial/liqueur of tobaccos, to be sipped and savored only. Not a blend that I would smoke while running errands except for in heavy traffic. You see, I find this one to be a quiet contmplative smoke in any size bowl other than a cob. Nothing against cobs though I have plenty but this blend I feel is best suited for a respectful briar. Everybody who smokes a pipe ought to try this at least for a coupla bowls. [/QUOTE]

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