Clan Shaw AAA White Burley

I purchased this from Pipes and Cigars and is listed as "Blending AAA Burley -This is a little darker grade of Burley- stronger than white but not as strong as dark air cured. A bit fuller-bodied than the premium ribbon cut, with a bit of cocoa and walnut flavor. Moderately high in nicotine, cool smoking." I exchanged some emails and further found out this product comes from Sutliff and is cataloged as 400565 AAA White Burley. I tried to add this tobacco to the tobacco reviews Sutliff portfolio, but it was rejected. I assume it is because there are "versions" of this elsewhere, this is the closest match I could find.

Jar note of mildly sour vegetive, and rich earth. Tobacco is a medium and light brown ribbon cut. Tobacco is moist but not wet, drying may be preferred. Burns moderately with a few relights. The strength is medium and nic is medium. No flavoring detected. Taste is medium and mostly consistent, with notes of very woody, very dry and very earthy, mildly bitter cocoa, strong vegetation, spicy, very bready, a very nutty background note, and a spicy retro. Room note is pleasant to tolerable, and aftertaste is great.