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In this very special Tasting Notes video, Shane takes us through his cold weather rotation to show us the five blends he'll be smoking this winter.
What's in your rotation this winter? Got any suggestions of your own? Let us know in the comments below.
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Tagged in: Drucquers & Sons Dunhill Gawith and Hoggarth G. L. Pease Peterson Tasting Notes Tobacco Video
Tagged in: Drucquers & Sons Dunhill Gawith and Hoggarth G. L. Pease Peterson Tasting Notes Tobacco Video
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Comments
Thanks for putting this up. Coincidentally, I'm enjoying Quiet Nights as I began watching!
@Joseph Very nice! How are you liking it?
@Adam I'm liking it quite a bit! I have just a flake or two left. This time I'm going to spring for the 8oz tin. I'm really enjoying Pease's product having had Westminster, Quiet Nights, Abingdon & Cairo (listed in order of favorite). I've since picked up 8oz of Westminster & Abingdon. Any recommendations on what to try next from him? Thanks.
Shane, any recommendations for a flake tobacco that features oriental with no latakia and also has a good room note. If not flake, then anything.
@Gregory - I'd be interested in Shane's answer as well. The one that jumped to my mind is Embarcadero by G.L. Pease. I've yet to try mine from a recent purchase but looking forward to it. Good day.
@Joseph From where you are now, and in no particular order, I'd say Key Largo, Chelsea Morning, and Haddo's Delight are absolutely must trys.
@Gregory Brougham @Joseph I won't speak for Shane, but for me Cornell & Diehl's Bijou is one of the best oriental forward Virginia flakes I've had, and truly showcase the strengths of the leaf.
@Adam - thanks for the input - I'll give those a try!
@Joseph My pleasure!
@ Joseph@Adam. Thanks sounds good!