Lane Limited Up All Night

This blend like most of the others in the series, lacks a soul. It feels like a cash grab with poor quality leaf hidden behind a heavy hand of topping. Not as gloopy as some of the others, but still heavily topped/cased with a flavor you might get in a pump at the coffee shop. The cheap price belies the cheap ingredients in this blend.

Lane Limited - Up All Night (Out of Office).

I selected this last night as on Sundays I like an aromatic! Anyhoo, in the tin, concealed below a clear, plastic, cap, sits a blend made of mid-size ribbons with a lot of larger, leafier, pieces too. It has a mild rummy aroma, but nothing which implies a heavy casing. My tin's moistness was perfect.

Up All Night ignites easily and gives a pleasant smoke. The white Burley comes over with a mild, slightly arid, dry, character. Don't expect any Burley sweetness, there's none here. The rum topping gives a little saccharinity, a touch of molasses, but hardly any alcohol. So, don't ready yourself for a smoke like G H rum Flake. There's nothing disdainable about the burn, it does so perfectly. The smoke's quite dry, and remains bite-free throughout a bowl.

Nicotine: not a lot. Room-note: fairly pleasant.

Up all Night? I like it, three stars:

Recommended.

This Burley blend is a very mild smoke. It had no bite and a very mild, subtle taste of rum hiding in the background. This smoke was not too exciting for my taste. I like more intensity; this was just so so. This smoke was almost bland compared to most other blends that I smoke. If this was the only tobacco left on Earth I would smoke it, but I would try to spice it up with something to tickle my taste buds more. I won't probably buy this in the future, but I'm not going to count it out entirely because I'm sure for another this could be their go to smoke.

Lane Buttered Rum re-named and sold in a tin. See my review on that blend for details. In any case, I enjoy it very much and it is value priced.