Two new (to me) GH blends. WooHoooo!

Brothers of Briar

Help Support Brothers of Briar:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

Blackhorse

Trading Post Moderator
Staff member
Moderator
Council Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2010
Messages
13,563
Reaction score
2,493
Location
Oregon City, Oregon - USA
Father’s Day and I decided to order a couple of Gawith Hogarth blends I’d never tried.  Pretty sure I’ve been through every “serious” Blend they offer...so I thought I’d delve into some kinda toffee vanilla nougat stuff.  I picked two.  Descriptions are below.

PS: I really wanted to try the American Blend Sweet Peach...but budget concerns disallowed that.  Maybe as a Fall pick.

Anyway...drum roll please..............................


GH Black & Brown (4/4 star rating)

A slow burning blend of black cavendish, bright Virginia and burley. This is a cool, mild smoke. From the G&H Catalogue: Finest doubly fermented black cavendish combined with Virginias and burleys. The subtle aroma is achieved by the addition of creamy vanilla flavours. A cool and easy burning smoke.


GH Kentucky Nougat (4/4 star rating)

A light blend...creamy toffee background aroma and a hint of cocoa.

JimInks Sez:  (4 stars) A very rich toffee and cream provide much of what you will taste. There’s a light chocolate that lays under the other toppings...The black cavendish acts as a sweet smoothing base for the other components. The gold Virginia have a little grass, and some citrus, though the citrus doesn’t peek out too often. The burley is hardly noticeable...Won’t bite or get harsh. Burns at a moderate rate if you give it a light dry time; cool, clean with a silky, creamy sweetness that never weakens...Has a very pleasant, lingering after taste and room note...for beginners and experienced smokers.
 
Very nice Mr BH.

I wonder how the GH Kentucky Nougat compares to the PS blend of the same name? I always have a jar of the latter on the go for when the mood takes. Seems to go down well when I have company too.
 
I rather like Black & Brown. It sort of straddles the gap between traditional aros and savory smokes.
 
Those actually sound pretty nice! I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the intel!
 

Latest posts

Top