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Finest British

Brand: John Aylesbury
Blender: Kohlhase, Kopp und Co. KG
Tin Description: A mixture of the finest english kind. Mixed in old copper drums. Made from the world's best tobaccos: red Kentucky, Virginia, Turkish, Carolina Black and syrian Latakia. Fine to medium taste with a gentle smoky note.
Country of Origin: DE
Curing Group: Air Cured
Contents:
Kentucky
Virginia
Latakia
Turkish
Cut: Ribbon
Packaging: 50 g tin, 100 g tin

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Average Ratings
Strength: Mild to Medium
Flavoring: Extremely Mild
Taste: Medium
Room Note: Tolerable
Recommendation: Recommended


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Reviewed By: Date: Strength: Flavoring: Taste: Room Note: Recommendation:
The German 12/08/2011 Mild None detected Mild to Medium Strong somewhat recommended
I picked up a tin of this when looking for a medium English at my trusted secondary tobacconist’s.

A rather standard English blend, with VA, Orientals and Latakia. The tin note is not much different from the milder varieties, but does show a touch of freshness among the spice.

The thin ribbon lights up well with a single match, and smokes down to bright ashes. The taste is slightly sweet, with a touch of acidity. The room note is not too bad, but won’t improve the smoker’s social life either.

Having smoked the likes of SG Squadron Leader and Bill Bailey’s Balkan Blend, this is a bit of a letdown. The taste does not develop at all, nor does the strength satisfy me, and the Orientals don’t make much of an appearance.

A good choice for a beginner to dip his toes in Latakia blends, I’d say, but apart from that, there is nothing else to tell. Two and three quarters solid stars from me. There are far better English ones out there, even in the same price bracket.


Reviewed By: Date: Strength: Flavoring: Taste: Room Note: Recommendation:
Mike Castello 11/28/2011 Medium Extremely Mild Medium Pleasant highly recommended
This tobacco is appropriately named. It is The Finest British and it really is just that. The traditional ribbon cut and the aroma in the tin are just right. The flavor, most importantly, is spot on. From the first few puffs of the pipe right to the bottom of the bowl it is a tasty English. I plan to buy more because it is one of the best English blends available. I highly recommend Finest British to all those who enjoy English blends.


 
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