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SteelCowboy	12/01/2011	Mild	Mild	Mild to Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable
This is an interesting crossover/aromatic tobacco. Just enough Latakia to let you know its there, but no more. Wilke No. 5 is an old style blend that I think falls more into the aromatic side of things all though some may feel its a crossover. Either way it's one of the better one's in this grouping. The blend isn't interesting enough for me to smoke often, but is a nice change of pace. As with all the P&W blends, it is made with high quality leaf that burns cleanly (with a little pre-smoke dry time) and isn't cloying. No. #5 will please aromatic smokers and English smokers looking for something a little different. Recommended.
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Big Nick	11/24/2008	Mild to Medium	Mild to Medium	Mild to Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable
As to not be redundent I will just fully agree with SopwithCamel, only I'm giving 4 stars
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SopwithCamel	03/04/2006	Mild to Medium	Mild to Medium	Mild to Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable
This is a nice, spicey-sweet, American English from this venerable blending house. The top-note is very pleasant, and underneath is a smooth composition of Burley, Virginia, and just enough Latakia, to let you know it is there. The tobacco is top quality, and this burns dry and clean. It reminds me a bit of Peretti's No. 102, but I prefer this. Another pleasant companion perfect for an afternoon drive. I love these old style blends, and this one is indeed a nice change of pace.
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