Sutliff Tobacco Company Peach Cobbler 2011

The nutty, earthy, woody burley is a tad more obvious than the grassy Virginia, whose tart and tangy citrus is virtually unnoticeable. The brown sugary, toasty black cavendish is practically the base of the blend. The peach topping greatly sublimates the tobaccos, though it does weaken a little toward the finish, and you’ll get a little tobacco taste then. The strength is mild. The taste level is a step past the center of mild to medium. Hardly has any nicotine. The tobacco is moist, and may need a light dry time. Won’t bite or get harsh. Burns cool and slightly slow with a fairly consistent flavor. Leaves some moisture in the bowl, but no goop. Requires a few relights. Has a decent, short lived after taste and room note. Can be an all day smoke.

-JimInks

I've tried this about three times now, the flavor upon lighting is very pleasant peachy and smooth. But about mid bowl the flavor of the peaches goes away. And your left with a slight chemical smell/ taste very bitter and flat. No tobacco flavor either. The wife says it smells like a salon I don't know if that's a good thing or something you should run from. Not the best, it could use more burley for sure, it's mostly black cavendish with a pinch of burley and Virginia. Leaves moisture in bottom of bowl. Just over all very perfumey.

Better than Sutliff Mellow Peach which isn't listed on this site. Like most aromatics there is no nicotine. Has a soft peach flavor. Doesn't seem wet but does hiss while burning. No bite.

Not really sure what bug up my backside caused me to order something I wouldn't eat in real life, but here we are... a bag of almost all Cavendish staring me down. This was the absolute wettest product I have ever encountered, which was still terribly damp after sitting open for a week! Packing a bowl left my fingers stained with whatever insect killer they sprayed it with. Another first was tripping over the biggest twig I ever found in a pouch; literally 4" long and thick enough to use as a cane.

Using this stuff is a mess. I can not stress enough how much sticky crud was coating it; packing like puddy. The lighter actually caused a sizzling noise when I pulled on it. So, how did it taste you ask? Mmm, air freshener comes to mind. Certainly nothing natural comes through.

I will admit that my experience may of been with the bottom of batch, causing the afore issues, but there was nothing here warranting a second chance, so poo poo to you and here is your one star.

95% black chunky tobacco, spots of light brown. Pouch aroma of artificial peach candy, which I find pleasing. Moisture content is a bit on the moist side when fresh. It is sticky on the fingers.

Initial lighting takes several tries due to the moisture. Sweet buttery cavendish aroma with a slight molasses. The peach pouch note doesn't transfer to the smoke at all. Has a slight plastic note if puffed hard.  Burns extremely wet and slow, requires relights often.

McClelland Pal O Mine was the best peach aromatic available.  If you are a fan of flavored cavendish give this a try, you may enjoy it.

Sutliff Tobacco Co. - Peach Cobbler (SPS 2011).

As you can see from the picture here, it's a coarse cut mixture and predominately black in colour. Fresh it's a bit too wet, but nothing to get in a stew about. The smell? A whopping peach one.

It lights with ease and gives a one dimensional smoke: peaches. The only available tobacco flavour's the sweet black Cavendish, the others are made redundant by the topping. It burns steady enough, is fairly cool, and bites none. It's quite pleasant for the inaugurate few minutes, but after that I can't take anymore peaches!

Nicotine: very mild. Room-note: pleasant.

SPS 2011? An apt result would be two stars:

Somewhat recommended.

I love this stuff, it's a little moist, packs well, and once lit it stays lit, it won't go out on you until you pause, burns down very well. Tin note is very sweet; I don't really get peach from this tobacco, I get ripe fruit. As you smoke this you get that beautiful aroma throughout the bowl, it's wonderful. A lot of blends tend to lose that aroma a quarter of the way through a bowl, this one stays. There's a good blend going on here, they all complement each other producing a fantastic tobacco flavor. The room note is just fantastic! I have a house right next to the street and there's a lot of foot traffic going by and everyone turns their head, some breathe in deep. Others pause awhile, I get a lot of smiles and compliments as well. This is definitely an all day tobacco, there is absolutely no tongue bite here. I believe they took their time putting this together, either that or they got lucky and nailed it. This is a good aromatic blend, if you are a aromatic person give this one a try.

I am a fan of peach tobacco, I enjoy my pinched Skoal very much so I looked for a peach flavored pipe tobacco. I was extremely disappointed I could not taste any Peach not even a hint of it. I love aromatic tobacco but this missed the mark. When I buy a flavor tobacco I wish that it would taste the way it smells it smells delightful in the package but when smoked there is no, detectable Peach.

I would not recommend this if you like aromatic tobacco's to taste like they smell in the pouch. That much being said it was an okay smoke it smoked cool it left very little wetness in the bottom of the bowl and I enjoyed the tobacco flavor but missed the essence of peach. I will be looking for a peach flavored tobacco that tastes like it smells if I can find one I will give it a good review.

Very mellow. Not harsh at all. No tongue bite. Can definitely detect peaches. Nice room note. It wasn't too wet for me, only slightly moist. It did leave an after taste.

Wonderful peach flavor and aroma. Easy light, requires few re-lights. Absolutely fabulous...the best of its kind that I have tried. Very strong recomendation. Room note is exceptional.