Century Peaches & Cream

The grassy, citrusy Virginia is mostly a background player. The unsweetened black cavendish offers some brown sugar. The rich peaches and mild cream toppings tone down the tobaccos quite a bit the peaches being more obvious to your taste buds. The nic-hit is very mild. The taste level is a step past the mild to medium threshold. Won’t bite or get harsh even if pushed. Burns cool and clean at reasonable pace with a very smooth, mostly consistent flavor. Leaves some moisture in the bowl, and requires a few relights. The pleasant after taste fingers just a mite. An all day smoke.

-JimInks

Century - Peaches & Cream.

This has been very heavily cased. So-much-so that it's caused some of the blend to clump together in the pouch. It's also caused a completely wonderful pouch-note: peachy and creamy, no shock there! The casing leaves a massive ghost behind though; use a cob or dedicate one! You can see by looking in the pouch that the Virginia's a far lesser appurtenance in comparison to the black Cavendish.

The sticky casing makes this a complete menace to get burning, and once it is it needs a lot of re-lights. That's a pain, however, the flavour's quite a remuneration for the hard work: very sweet, lots of peachy sharpness, and vanilla-cream. Of the tobaccos I get no Virginia whatsoever, I can only taste the vanilla black Cavendish. The smoke's inordinately cool, and despite the large topping it's quite mitigating with tongue bite; unless it's REALLY puffed hard.

The room-note's very fragrant but it makes a lot of smoke in the room, and the nicotine's REALLY mild.

Peaches and citrus don't usually appeal to me in tobacco, but the addition of vanilla-cream makes this quite nice:

Recommended.