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<blockquote data-quote="Slowroll" data-source="post: 494825" data-attributes="member: 4115">Hello Bonanza,I&#039;ll take the last question first:&nbsp; that is McBaren H&amp;H Vintage Syrian to which i aded 15% perique, and photoshopped the label so I can tell which is which.&nbsp; I thought the Vintage Syrian had a bit of bite by itself, so Iadded some perique, and it&nbsp; lpretty well well eliminated the bite, and brightened up the blend a bit.&nbsp; I read somewhere that perique often has the effect of lessening shrpness in other tobaccos even though its a bit spicy itself. It truly is the truffle of tobacco. I can&#039;t say that I have studied much about how to blend, I just get some ideas by reading the content desriptions of various tobaccos.&nbsp; I play around with latakia and&nbsp; oriental/virginia/latakia/perique ratios looking for the holy grail :roll:&nbsp; I&#039;ve got at least one that&#039;s retty promising, I&#039;ll post the recipe in the tobacco section&nbsp; soon. cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slowroll, post: 494825, member: 4115"] Hello Bonanza, I'll take the last question first: that is McBaren H&H Vintage Syrian to which i aded 15% perique, and photoshopped the label so I can tell which is which. I thought the Vintage Syrian had a bit of bite by itself, so Iadded some perique, and it lpretty well well eliminated the bite, and brightened up the blend a bit. I read somewhere that perique often has the effect of lessening shrpness in other tobaccos even though its a bit spicy itself. It truly is the truffle of tobacco. I can't say that I have studied much about how to blend, I just get some ideas by reading the content desriptions of various tobaccos. I play around with latakia and oriental/virginia/latakia/perique ratios looking for the holy grail :roll: I've got at least one that's retty promising, I'll post the recipe in the tobacco section soon. cheers [/QUOTE]

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