Red Burley is an heirloom tobacco that disappeared over a century ago because new varieties of the leaf grew faster and larger. This flavor tries to do justice to its roots (pun intended) with earthy and dark tobacco notes. There is a hint of some dry nuts, leather and some spice.
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This is a professional grade highly concentrated flavoring.
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Jackpot
Perfect sweetness and slight nuttiness. Steeped 1 week. No grassy or leathery notes, which I hate. 2% stand alone. Found another ADV after 555 gold by Inw
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Jackpot
very well rounded tobacco. Perfect sweetness and slight nuttiness. No grassy/green or leather flavors, which I hate. 1% is just perfect for stand alone. I steeped it for a week.
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ok
If you smell an unlit cigarette, it tastes something like this. There is no smokyness here. Pretty much all I'm getting is leather and grass. Kind of boring. I can understand it appealing to someone who has recently quit smoking, but it doesn't appeal too much too me. Maybe it would work better mixed with other flavors, but I only use single flavors. I use 2 drops/ml using the BCF bottle.
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Not bad
Used at 3%. Hints of chocolate. Most likely used in the old Smokeless Image's 'Cowboy'. I can't prove it, so I'll say I'm 99% sure.
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Tobacco Cheat Code
If you want a great tobacco that's simple honestly this is all you need. This pairs well with about any tobacco I've come across so far and how it hasn't gotten a rating yet is crazy. There's a lot of recipies using this and if I had to suggest one to you Cardinal by Fear is the greatest use of this so far. So simple yet so damn good. Its a nutty tobacco profile that if used over 1% begins to get woody. Its a very good flavoring and couldn't recommend enough.