Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) Erinmore Flake

(2.95)
The leaf tobaccos for Erinmore are selected from only premium tobacco growing regions of the world. The blend consists of mature Virginia, mellow burley and sweet dark air-cured tobaccos. It is pressed into cakes, aged and cut into slices providing a mellow and cool smoke with flowery and fruity note.
Notes: Formerly blended by Murray & Sons, UK, until 2005. Now produced by Scandinavian Tobacco Group (Orlik factory, Assens, Denmark).

Details

Brand Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG)
Blended By Scandinavian Tobacco Group
Manufactured By Scandinavian Tobacco Group
Blend Type Virginia/Burley
Contents Burley, Virginia
Flavoring Floral Essences, Fruit / Citrus
Cut Flake
Packaging 50 grams tin, 100 grams tin
Country Denmark
Production Currently available

Profile

Strength
Medium
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Extremely Mild -> Overwhelming
Flavoring
Medium
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
None Detected -> Extra Strong
Room Note
Pleasant
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Unnoticeable -> Overwhelming
Taste
Medium
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Extremely Mild (Flat) -> Overwhelming

Average Rating

2.95 / 4
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Jul 15, 2004 Mild to Medium Very Mild Mild to Medium Very Pleasant
I smoked this in the past and I didn't like it much. I know how my taste can change so yesterday I went down to my favorite tobacconist and picked up a tin. My taste has changed, and now I like Erinmore. I like it a lot in fact. The flakes are soft and rub out easy or can be folded.IMHO The aromatic agent is excellent and not to over-powering. The tobacco has got a nicotene kick,so make sure you smoke this in a small bowl pipe. The pineapple on the tin IS NOT representative of the flavouring at all.Hear me out,THERE IS NO PINEAPPLE IN THIS TOBACCO. The pineapple has been a sign of quality,and an "above the rest" type meaning since the Victorian era. If you had a pineapple back then you were pretty special, since they only grew in a few places in the tropics.So the Pineapple on the tin means "the highest quality". Back to the tobacco.It's a good flake,popular in Europe and India especially,(I don't know why). It should be noted that one should dedicate a pipe to this tobacco as it will mark the pipe with it's unusual aromatic agent. A hearty good smoke.
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Jan 30, 2004 Medium to Strong Medium Medium to Full Very Pleasant
I smoked this tobacco about twemve years ago, and although I liked it, did not return to it for another six or so years.

This is a tobacco that although can be smoked straight from the tin, is better when dried. The tin I tried was twenty years old and well aged.

Nothing in my mind says that this tobacco is laced with pineapple, to those who say it is I am glad you are not tobacco blenders or tea tasters.

Only the deaf and blind of taste could lead me down that road. This tobacco is topped with Apricot, and not pineapple.

The Virginia of which this tobacco is made is 'A' Grade mellow on the tongue, with a mellow fruity flavour. Smoking this tobacco new is nothing to the delight of smoking an aged tin.

This has to be cellared to be appreciated, and is one I will age and return to often in the future.
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Jul 27, 2003 Strong Medium Medium Pleasant
I quite enjoy this tobacco, I'm a big fan of flake tobacco and Virginias for that matter and Erinmore embodies both of these traits.

The first thing I noticed on opeing the tin was the smell of well-aged Virginia tobaco. There is casing there, but it doesn't remind me so much of pineapple, but rather of something like apricot, with a bit of tang.

This tobacco is a joy to smoke. It smokes easily with no problems keeping it lit, either lightly rubbed out or well rubbed. The topping is there, but the thing I taste the most is the high-quality leaf Erinmore uses. I tend to smoke this tobacco in one of my smaller bowls as there is a good whack of nicotine in there. I'm not a reformed cigarette smoker so I'm a bit more sensitive to the big nicotine tobaccos. Unlike some Virginias I've never had Erinmore bite me at all. Always burns cool and the smoke is flavorful and thick.

I wouldn't reccomend this to a novice pipe smoker, but for the rest of us who can take a bit of nicotine it's a wonderful tobacco.
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Feb 22, 2024 Medium Medium Medium Pleasant
I really enjoy the Lakeland genre, and so I had to try the classic old codger blend, Erinmore. The tin note is a exquisite floral medley with fruity undertones. The flakes are on the moister side, but they burn cool and smooth, drying is optional. The smoke definitely leans fruity over floral, unlike Gawith's Ennerdale. The nicotine content is a notch lower as well, which it makes it more accessible throughout the day. Ennerdale is quite powerful in comparison resulting in it being an end of the day smoke for me. Erinmore's flavour reminds me of the fruit cocktail cups I had in my school lunches as a kid, with the addition of a mild floral undertone. The base tobaccos are not overwhelmed by the toppings. The Virginias offer a grassy citrus note and the Burley offers some nuttiness. These tobaccos harmonize well with the toppings and give a thick body to the smoke. This is a thoroughly enjoyable experience for Lakeland lovers, and also for those who like an aromatic that still honours the flavours of the tobacco instead of trying to mask them. It's also worth a try if you found Ennerdale to be too floral and soapy (or expensive and hard to find), but want to give Lakelands another go. This has already become a favourite of mine that I'll stock the cellar with. Some may complain this blend has changed since the days of Murray. I have never tried the original version so I cannot compare, but this blend is excellent in its own right and I'll praise it for that — 4/4.
Pipe Used: Savinelli Fantasia Bent Dublin
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Mar 01, 2023 Medium Medium Medium Very Pleasant
Tin note is very mildly floral, almost like a G&H aromatic in a way, but greatly toned down. In the smoke I get a mild floral aspect, and i could see mentioning apricot. Grassy, overall mild. The room note is very pleasant, and so is the rest of the experience. Flavor lasts throughout the bowl. Not thinking of any reasons not to give it 4 stars, this will probably be in my regular rotation from now on.
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Oct 23, 2022 Strong Medium Full Tolerable
Slow burning and cool smooking, very satisfying. One of my favorite flake tobacco ever. You can taste of every puf of it. Every flake tobacco lovers should try to smoke this beautiful tobacco.
Age When Smoked: 40
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Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
Nov 12, 2020 Medium to Strong Mild to Medium Medium Pleasant
I love this tobacco, I drink alot of scotch and this goes very well with a Speyside . Although there's a definite citrus topping you get that pure tobacco taste cutting through. Burns nice but sensible .well behaved not overly nicotine heavy but you will be content.hard to.pick fault with this. Dry for 15 mins each side and your in for a long cool satisfying smoke
Pipe Used: Bartoli massa
PurchasedFrom: My smoking shop
Age When Smoked: New
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