Sutliff: 19 Coconut Almond Pipe Tobacco

I must admit that coconut in tobacco sounded odd, but out of curiosity decided to try it. So very glad I did! This is a new favorite! Tastes like almond -coconut cookies. Absolutely smooth and bite free to the bottom of the bowl! Highly recommended!😁😋

This one reminded me greatly of a Jazz flavored Black and Mild. My family appreciated the aromatics and I enjoyed the coconut taste.

I want to preface this review by saying that I am a relatively new pipe smoker, and that I don't have a particularly refined palate, so everything I say should be taken with a grain of salt.

With that out of the way, I'm a huge fan of this offering by Sutliff. Of the six (yes, only six) aromatic tobaccos that I've sampled over the last few months, Coconut Almond is my favorite, hands down. The pouch note is absolutely delicious, though I don't detect any almond -which is fine- the coconut is definitely the star of the show. Unlike a lot of the other tobaccos I've tried, this one tastes just like it smells. The flavor is there, strong enough to satisfy yet not so strong that it overpowers, and it stays there throughout the smoke -I have not found this to be the case with some of the other blends I've experienced. It's worth noting that the coconut flavor and aroma feel very natural -not at all candied or chemically. Moisture seems good; the tobacco burns well, not requiring as many relights as I've come to expect, and it seems to smoke on the cooler side. It bites a bit when I get a little carried away, but I'd say it's rather mild, comparatively. I'm not sure what else to write; I'm in love with this blend and I'll definitely buy it again. Finally, I have found a blend I feel strongly about! If you're looking for coconut, this might be for you....Read More

The presence of the coconut is ever apparent and is a perfect mixer. I blend this with pretty much every other tobacco I have. I wished the coconut was more powerful but I believe it not being so that it can blend so well. Regardless, mixed or on its own it is a favourite of mine since I love coconut so much....Read More

this is a good smoke, favorful and smooth. suggestion: I like to add chocolate to the mix to make Alond Joy candy bar. 3 parts coconut/almond and 1 part chocolate - I use (honey-chocolate) but you can use any chocolate that you like. Enjoy

Good with timbits and a doubledouble. It has the toasty mouth feel of dfk from the coconut/almond flavoring witch I enjoyed. Low nic, if any. If you get aggressive on the draw you will get a little bit of bite but as far as bitey aromatic toppings go it's not bad for that. The coconut and almond flavour is stronger, it's not a mild aromatic by any means. Beauty room note and it does taste good, but it's hard for me to smoke more than one bowl a day of this. I mixed a pinch in with a Virginia flake and it was friggin great....Read More

Alone,I didn't get much flavor other than very light coconut and slight nutty Burley..probably better when blending a personal light aro mix..low nic,but just noticeable..does have a good cut,burns well...good for variety in collection.

Tastes smooth. A little bit of tongue bite. Very juicy so I have to lay the pipe I smoked it with for a while.

I realize I don't have much love for coconut. I'd recommend coffee or black chocolate from the sutliff brand instead.

I'm a "seasonal" pipe smoker. Where as, I have certain tobaccos I smoke for all 4 seasons. Aromatics/tropical flavored for summer, Burley & English in autumn & winter, and virginia tobacco in springtime. Even though it's a Burley/Virginia based tobacco, it's the coconut flavor that really comes through. I don't recognize much with the almond, but the taste and room scent of coconut is the main characteristic component in this blend. Coconut always reminds me of summer and that's why I usually "go to" this one in the summer season....Read More