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    Don't listen to this guy! GWBowman's Avatar  Cigar Bum Sponsor
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    My third review


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    Date 4/13/2015
    Name GWBowman
    Tobacco C-green G&H Dark Flake Unscented
    Pipe MM Cob Legend
    Indoor / Outdoor Indoors

    Observations
    Examination
    Flake that has to be cut in half to fit in a 8 ounce jar. Dark brown with lots of light brown spots. In the jar it has a sweet barnyard smell. A little bit of old or musky. Feels fairly damp.
    Preparation
    I rubbed some and let it sit for a little over fifteen minutes. It rubbed out to thin strings that had a sweet hay smell.
    Burn
    The tobacco lit easily and burn fairly well. I had to dump off some ash and a couple of times the cob got very hot, almost uncomfortable. There was a decent amount of smoke.
    Flavor
    On the light, it had a waxy, musky mouth feel. The musky taste fades but the wax stays. The initial flavor is burning grass that quickly started to sweeten. The taste is strong. Through out there are sweet and sour/citrus notes that come and go, almost playing back and forth. The nicotine is strong just a short way into the bowl. There was a building menthol feel, opening the pores of my tongue, without a menthol taste. A spice/pepper taste start getting strong about half way through. Going into the second half, a slight fruityness comes and leaves.
    Comments and conclusion
    This is not a tobacco I would be and don’t see it as an everyday smoke. It would be of value to up the nicotine level in a milder tobacco.
    Last edited by Tobias Lutz; 04-20-2015 at 07:53 AM. Reason: tobacco revealed
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