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Pure Black Cavendish

Brand: Samuel Gawith
Tin Description: Made by pressing tobacco leaves into a cake about an inch thick. Heat from steam is then applied and the tobacco is allowed to ferment which results in a sweet and mild tobacco. Generally Cavendish tobacco is flavoured but this is pure with no added flavourings. Generally used as a blending tobacco which is great for bringing down the strength of a tobacco which you find too strong.
Curing Group: Air Cured
Contents:
Black Cavendish
Cut: Coarse Cut
Packaging: Loose

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Average Ratings
Strength: Medium
Flavoring: None detected
Taste: Medium to Full
Room Note: Unnoticeable
Recommendation: Not Recommended


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Wibblefishofdoom 06/26/2012 Medium None detected Medium to Full Unnoticeable not recommended
I got this along with a wad of other pure tobaccos with the idea of trying them neat and, maybe if it wasn't up to much, doing a bit of blending. Turns out "wasn't up to much" would have been a complement.

The packet aroma is that of boot polish. Actually the whole thing tastes of boot polish. Absolutely rank this stuff is. I didn't bother to note the packing, lighting and tonguebite due to the strength of the shoe shine. I did take to blending this with Turkish and Latakia, and it still manages to make everything taste of boot polish. Yes, that's right, even Latakia, and a good wadge of it too. It even managed to ghost one of my corncob pipes, how on God's holy earth did it manage that? I hate to think what would have happened if I'd smoked it an a briar.

Black Cavendish is described as mild and sweet, not just this SG stuff but all the stuff I come across. While normal Cavendish, stuff which, I assume, must be less fermented than this, may well be that (and seems to be given my experience with it, though I can't find it neat anywhere), this stuff is about as mild and sweet as getting whacked in the face with a marmite cricket bat.


 
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