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Black Bayou Mist

Brand: Charles Fairmorn
Tin Description: A really full bodied Latakia blend made the traditional way. With the best Virginia grade tobaccos, the finest oriental leaves, dark fired Kentucky and a good pinch of Louisiana Perique and of course a good amount of smooth smoky Latakia. Full flavor, but not overly strong. A pleasant, gentle, and cool smoke.
Country of Origin: DE
Curing Group: Air Cured
Contents:
Kentucky
Virginia
Latakia
Perique
Oriental
Cut: Ribbon
Packaging: Bulk

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Average Ratings
Strength: Mild to Medium
Flavoring: Very Mild
Taste: Medium to Full
Room Note: Pleasant to Tolerable
Recommendation: Somewhat Recommended


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Reviewed By: Date: Strength: Flavoring: Taste: Room Note: Recommendation:
constantsmoker 04/11/2009 Medium None detected Medium to Full Pleasant to Tolerable recommended
The previous reviewer referred to this as Cajun Crack, and I think that is a clever (and hilariously accurate) depiction. In this blend, the Perique adds more of a tanginess than a pepperiness (at least to my palate), and is consistent throughout a bowlfull, playing off the Latakia and VA components quite nicely. I would liken it to Bill Bailey's Balkan Blend, in which the Perique is more prominent and nibbles at one's tongue. This is a 'kinder, gentler' Perique-laden Balkan that, along with Bill Bailey's, is one of my favorites. Definitely worth a try.


Reviewed By: Date: Strength: Flavoring: Taste: Room Note: Recommendation:
loosewatches 07/21/2008 Mild Mild to Medium Medium to Full Pleasant to Tolerable somewhat recommended
I kind of think of this as Ghetto Nightcap. The ingredients aren't exactly the same, but it is along the train of thought. What makes it a little slummy tasting is, I think, perique extract, if there is such a thing. Let's pretend there is and, further, let's call it Cajun crack.

I had high hopes for Black Bayou since I like Lancer's slices a lot. (Mars Cigar sells this as Fairmorn's Black Bayou Mist, but my sack just said: Black Bayou-500 grams-Made in Germany-Pipe Tobacco)It had the perfect, slightly dryness for me and lit well. However, the first thing I tasted after Latakia, was a spicy perique like thing that I can only guess is not 'the real deal'. This bothered me for the first few bowls but, you know what? Now that I've gotten the hang of this stuff it's pretty good.

This is pretty much a Latakia/perique like/virginia blend. I don't taste any Kentucky or oriental leaf, though they are listed on the Mars site. I have found that adding one-third of a Hoggarth Dark flake to a big bowl of this is great. The two blends respond to each other much like young lovers. They make each other very creamy.

Go go ghetto nightcap!


 
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