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Smoke_Ring
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05/02/2013 |
Extremely Mild
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Extremely Mild
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Very Mild
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Very Pleasant
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| McCelland Bulk No. TQ - Top Quality Gold & Toasted
Star Rating = 4
Rating Scores - 10 is the Best and 0 is the Worst
Pouch Note = 9
Room Note = 9
Flavor = 9
Bite = 9
Burn = 9
After Taste = 9
Raw Score = 54
Rated Percentage = 90%
Comment = Very Smooth, Very Mild, Mellow with a good light Flavor, you will detect the coconut finish but this blend is not as sweet as Lane limited 1-Q. Depending on your sweetness threshold you make like this blend better than Lane Limited 1-Q
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The good Rev. Rizzo
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02/19/2013 |
Mild
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Mild to Medium
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Mild
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Pleasant
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| I smoke this on a daily basis. This is my go to guy. I find it most enjoyable in a deep wide bowl pipe. It does very well in an old GBD straight billiard. I also enjoy it in a number of straight stem Peterson bulldogs. The flavor is consistent, mild and sweet. As previously commented I agree it could be stronger. Simply because I just plain dam like the stuff. The room note is nice enough that people in a non smoking bar enjoyed it as the door kept opening while I was on the back porch enjoying some after a stout. True story!
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mowest
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12/08/2011 |
Mild
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Mild to Medium
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Mild to Medium
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Very Pleasant
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| I have run several bowls through different pipes to find that TQ runs consistent from bowl to bowl and pipe to pipe. While some claim this is an equal to Lane's 1-Q, I find enough difference between 1-Q and TQ to have both at the ready. I find the taste to present a complex array from start to finish. The start will present a pleasing tobacco with hints of vanilla, as the progress of the bowl reaches the mid-point the full flavor of the tobacco starts. When the end is near you again find the vanilla with a stronger tobacco taste. The room is very nice (the wife really enjoys the aroma) and other have noted the pleasant note as well.
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cletus
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04/03/2011 |
Mild
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Medium to Strong
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Mild to Medium
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Very Pleasant
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| I'm still new to the world of pipe smoking, but I must say, this is the best smoke I've had to date. I seem to get a hint of carmel in it.
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Country Doc
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08/30/2010 |
Very Mild
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Medium
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Very Mild
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Very Pleasant
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| My only complaint about this friendly blend is that the delicious flavor could be a little stronger. Very pleasant indeed.
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Pipestud
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06/28/2009 |
Very Mild
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Mild to Medium
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Very Mild
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Very Pleasant
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| This McClelland's offering goes by a variety of names at different pipe shops that takes McClelland's bulk blends. It was called Bantam Vanilla at a shop down here in Texas.
I loved the smell in the glass jar and asked for an ounce. I loaded it up in a pipe reserved for aromatics and had a delightful smoke while driving down the highway (wife and kid in the car - it made the drive more enjoyable for them, too!)
The vanilla was creamy and the blend smoked mostly dry for an aromatic - typical quality stuff from McClelland's.
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