Calume Calume Kiowa-Cut
(2.40)
With Calume, bright Virginia tobacco and black aromatic Cavendish merge together to give a peaceful taste. The fresh and well-balanced character is enhanced by a cool Pine-Country flavour.
Details
Brand | Calume |
Blended By | Von Eicken |
Manufactured By | |
Blend Type | |
Contents | Virginia, Black Cavendish |
Flavoring | Other / Misc |
Cut | Coarse Cut |
Packaging | 50g Pouch |
Country | Germany |
Production |
Profile
Strength
Mild
Extremely Mild -> Overwhelming
Flavoring
Very Mild
None Detected -> Extra Strong
Room Note
Very Pleasant
Unnoticeable -> Overwhelming
Taste
Mild to Medium
Extremely Mild (Flat) -> Overwhelming
Average Rating
2.40 / 4
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Reviews
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 Reviews
Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| Jul 23, 2010 | Mild | Medium | Medium | Very Pleasant |
This came as a pleasant surprise. The cut of the VA leaf is huge.
About 1/3 of black CA. It smokes smooth and slightly sweet.
About 1/3 of black CA. It smokes smooth and slightly sweet.
Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| Dec 19, 2008 | Mild | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant |
thts a decent tobacco i would say,,even thu i havent seen any n the market long time ago,,the virginia cavendish mix is working great here,,u can actually enjoy the sweetness of V with a toasted cavendish tht is very lightly cased i would call it a natural tobacco n it holds fire perfectly yielding pleasant aroma sure worth trying,,would consider buying another tin
Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| Aug 24, 2007 | Mild to Medium | Medium | Medium | Very Pleasant |
I loved Calume Kiowa cut!
A beautiful mixture of VA and Black Ca, now mostly available in bulk only, in Canada - a shame, I've tried the bulk version and it is very inferior to the tin one, that's why I always stay away from the bulk vintages...
A very broad cut, rather long cut, with a nice aroma of pine- country aroma.
I was not sure at first, reading the tin description, but I said "What the heck" and gave it a try.
For the 100g version,the bakkie is contained in a golden coloured foil paper that is vacuum sealed. So, once open, the tin doesn't keep it as sealed as a regular tin. The 50gr version is a regular pouch like Amphora, for example.
Smoking was very pleasant, the taste is medium, never biting and a bit on the slow side, but never boring.
This would be a good choice for someone who wants to rey a very different, high quality, aromatic.
Recommended.
A beautiful mixture of VA and Black Ca, now mostly available in bulk only, in Canada - a shame, I've tried the bulk version and it is very inferior to the tin one, that's why I always stay away from the bulk vintages...
A very broad cut, rather long cut, with a nice aroma of pine- country aroma.
I was not sure at first, reading the tin description, but I said "What the heck" and gave it a try.
For the 100g version,the bakkie is contained in a golden coloured foil paper that is vacuum sealed. So, once open, the tin doesn't keep it as sealed as a regular tin. The 50gr version is a regular pouch like Amphora, for example.
Smoking was very pleasant, the taste is medium, never biting and a bit on the slow side, but never boring.
This would be a good choice for someone who wants to rey a very different, high quality, aromatic.
Recommended.
Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note |
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| May 15, 2007 | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Very Pleasant |
This report is getting too long so today I am completely restructuring and abbreviating it.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS, FEB07, 2007 Discreet Pouch Aroma, Packs easily, Very Relaxing Mild smoke, Agreeable room note reminding of a pine forest, slightly bitter. No trouble keeping it lit. No tongue bite or scorching, burns cool. Almost as if this was not an aromatic at all.
Overall superb experience. The blend has "personality". It is refershing and - to my experience - unique.
SECOND THOUGHTS - OBSERVATIONS - TESTS
(FEB11, 2007): Trying a non-aromatic in a not-fully broken in pipe, Half way through the bowl I got a sourish smell - clearly a Calume residue. The taste was not there any more, the next time I tried it. To be safe, I dedicated a brand new Liverpool to CALUME and I will repeat the experiment with this pipe in a couple of months.
(FEB13, 2007): BREATH SMOKING I did try some early in the day, using one of my Corn Cobs. What an awesome smoke! This blend really lends itself for breath smoking.
(MAR02, 2007): INCONSISTENT QUALITY? Just through an overall dry second pouch. I started experiencing occasional problems with relights - needing up to two relights through the bowl.
(MAR20, 2007): DELAYED GRATIFICATION - NOT POSSIBLE! Last night I packed my dedicated Calume pipe and started it for a minute or so. Then I put it aside for today: I did not get any noticeable taste improvement / difference.
(APR30, 2007): MOISTURE LEVEL - EXTREMELY SENSITIVE 3RD AND 4TH Pouch were also very dry. I tried reviving them with a slice of apple (OK I overdid it somewhat) so for the last 40 days I have been trying this at different levels of moisture. The net outcome is that there exists only a very narrow moisture window for which this is OK. Outside this window, the blend is just problematic.
The blend is good and relaxing - regardless - but I guess it is quite simple. In view of my latest observations I will take a star away...
(MAY15, 2007): LAST UPDATE - PIPE STAINING Last weekend, I smoked a relatively non-aromatic blend in the pipe that I had so far dedicated to CALUME. I did not detect any Calume undertaste whatsoever - at least not a measurable annoying level. For the sake of completeness, please note that I had smoked about 4 full 50g pouches of Calume in that pipe.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS, FEB07, 2007 Discreet Pouch Aroma, Packs easily, Very Relaxing Mild smoke, Agreeable room note reminding of a pine forest, slightly bitter. No trouble keeping it lit. No tongue bite or scorching, burns cool. Almost as if this was not an aromatic at all.
Overall superb experience. The blend has "personality". It is refershing and - to my experience - unique.
SECOND THOUGHTS - OBSERVATIONS - TESTS
(FEB11, 2007): Trying a non-aromatic in a not-fully broken in pipe, Half way through the bowl I got a sourish smell - clearly a Calume residue. The taste was not there any more, the next time I tried it. To be safe, I dedicated a brand new Liverpool to CALUME and I will repeat the experiment with this pipe in a couple of months.
(FEB13, 2007): BREATH SMOKING I did try some early in the day, using one of my Corn Cobs. What an awesome smoke! This blend really lends itself for breath smoking.
(MAR02, 2007): INCONSISTENT QUALITY? Just through an overall dry second pouch. I started experiencing occasional problems with relights - needing up to two relights through the bowl.
(MAR20, 2007): DELAYED GRATIFICATION - NOT POSSIBLE! Last night I packed my dedicated Calume pipe and started it for a minute or so. Then I put it aside for today: I did not get any noticeable taste improvement / difference.
(APR30, 2007): MOISTURE LEVEL - EXTREMELY SENSITIVE 3RD AND 4TH Pouch were also very dry. I tried reviving them with a slice of apple (OK I overdid it somewhat) so for the last 40 days I have been trying this at different levels of moisture. The net outcome is that there exists only a very narrow moisture window for which this is OK. Outside this window, the blend is just problematic.
The blend is good and relaxing - regardless - but I guess it is quite simple. In view of my latest observations I will take a star away...
(MAY15, 2007): LAST UPDATE - PIPE STAINING Last weekend, I smoked a relatively non-aromatic blend in the pipe that I had so far dedicated to CALUME. I did not detect any Calume undertaste whatsoever - at least not a measurable annoying level. For the sake of completeness, please note that I had smoked about 4 full 50g pouches of Calume in that pipe.