Thanks for putting this on Tobias!
And congrats Chris! Can't wait to see what goodies you have coming!!!
Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Printable View
Thanks for putting this on Tobias!
And congrats Chris! Can't wait to see what goodies you have coming!!!
Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Wait, I wanted to be #6!!! Only joking - we were all winners in this contest for sure. :friendly_wink: Thanks, Tobias, it's been a lot fun. And congrats Christopher!
Whoa! :yes!::thud: It's Christmas in July! :santagrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tobias Lutz
Thank you @Tobias Lutz for this fun opportunity :pipe:, and thank you random number generator for looking favorably my way. :triumphant:
Congrats! I will finish mine this week. I've been delayed a bit with work issues.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk
This package is definitely of a glorious nature. I'm not going to spoil the surprise, but there is a decent amount from Obama's first administration :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
Thanks again, Tobias! This was much fun!
Congratulations, Chris! Can't wait to see your winnings!
Mystery Tobacco 8
Pipes: A Stanwell and a couple cobs
Tin Notes: Berrys and a hint of liquor.
This tobacco is dark brown to black all the way across the board. Definitely a Cavendish mix. Needed some drying time before it would take to a flame. Was a little more picky than my other samples and needs some fa-nangling to keep lit. Burnt down to a sticky ash with minor amounts of goop.
Flavor was a mix of berries and a little bit of liquor back notes. Not much else. If pushed hard it would bite and taste of hot steam. I really didn't pick up many tobacco notes on this one. When sipped, it was a pleasant little smoke though. Nice berry hits, and I love berries of any kind, so that's alright by me. Could make a nice change of pace smoke, if aros are something you like to dabble in.
Thanks again Mr. Lutz for this awesome blind review. Lots of fun, makes me remember I need to be less of a stranger 'round these parts :pipe:
You finished up with a bowl of SPS Country EstateQuote:
Originally Posted by Branzig
An estate typifies elegance, vastness and wealth. Similarly, Sutliff's Country Estate, a fine blend of four Black fire-cured tobaccos and Sweet Virginia portrays quality, depth, and rich flavor.
The package has arrived, and what a delightful sight and smell it is! There are very few of these that I've had before, so I'm thrilled to have a chance to fire these up. Hardly know where to start. :D
As some of you have expressed curiosity about what the prize package contains, here you go. There are 16 baggies with 1 or 2 ounces each of some top shelf blends, and they were loaded into a pair of neat cotton bags stamped with some kind of alchemical or heraldic symbol. The whole bundle is giving off a terrific aroma. My postman probably wonders why my mail smells so nice sometimes.
Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky 2014
Esoterica And So to Bed
Milan Tobacconists Black Forest
McClelland Dark Star 2011
McClelland Christmas Cheer 2011
McClelland Christmas Cheer 2013
SG Bob's Chocolate Flake 2011
SG Chocolate Flake 2012
SG Firedance Flake 2014
SG Top Black Cherry 2012
SG Navy Flake 2012
SG Rum Flake 2010
Russ Ouelette's Fusilier's Ration 2014
Rattray's Charles Mixture 2014
Rattray's Bagpiper's Dream 2014
Carter Hall
Thanks again to @Tobias Lutz . I'm pretty overwhelmed by this! :pipe:
Attachment 5836
WoW! :jaw: Nicely done, Tobias! :hail: And not a dud blend in the lot (well, except maybe for the CH... :wink:). What's the story with the mysterious cotton bags?Quote:
Originally Posted by cpmcdill