Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Revor Plug

This kind of tobacco is easy to rip up and easy to full pipe.And the Kentucky Tobacco cover virginia's taste.You can drink green tea with this，or black tea

Am working my way through samples of Plugs available from On-Line tobacconist here in UK. Have now obtained a 5g sample of Revor and my first pipe of it was of mixed opinion. I had a bad packing and had to empty twice and start again due to too tight. I had cut off flakes with knife and this was difficult due to crumbly nature of plug. It lit easily with Corona Old Boy and needed little coaxing to burn. Was not impressed at all - little flavour - astringent taste (but no bite). Poor nose aroma from bowl. After 10 minutes I emptied pipe and dried it out as it was quite moist at bottom of bowl (Petersons 31). I then read the reviews here and was really surprised to see the high regard so many had for it. Decided to try again within 1 hour of first attempt. Crumbled and rubbed this time and got a better draw on fill. This tobacco is a real Trojan Horse for Nick O'Teen - burns easily and can be relit easily down through a deep ash cap. Comes into its own when 1/2 way point is reached. Certainly much prefer 3P's but will keep some of this 'playground bully' of a plug when I feel like having a smoke reminiscent of the long gone 'thick black' days.

This is my second pouch of this and the reason for my first ever review on this site (!) is to add a comment of which nobody has seemed to have discovered as yet. My first pouch was amazingly pliant, slightly damp and a very unusual plug-this one is another matter. Its extremely dried out, of which I am slightly disappointed about and very very closely resembles G+H Dark Plud- Unscented. Either way-despite with its obvious age , this is a great and worthy tobacco, fully wealthy and pondering in its full rich black coffee like presense.

This is a special type of smoke brick: long, compacted strips, like Coco's chocolate bars. Of course, if you're willing to try, take a bite. But I ended up killing it. First, the cellophane package is perfect for carrying around and can be rolled up into a thin stick. The humidity is just right. Of course, proper wake up grass, is dry humidity raised to a more easily ignited state, the effect is better. I didn't wake up. Open the bag, break off a piece with your fingers, and shred it carefully -- fill it! It's that simple: Light the fire. It takes a little patience. It is pleasant for you to observe the flame. Because of a long, distant, floral scent. At the same time, the tip of the tongue immediately feels a sweet but not overly cloying taste. It might be like tasting some kind of nectar, or a jammy snack. Nicotine, it must be said, is powerful. When you take a deep breath, you will be completely enveloped by the kind of breath that regular smokers are used to relying on. It is addictive and intoxicating. As the suction progresses, many complex smells are tried: earth, wood, forest after rain, grass... The ones you love, the ones you've been missing, the ones you've been longing for. By the way: My neighbor, through the window, also smelled a very peculiar smell; She said it was delightful. But what I do know is that she is a non-smoker. As for the burning, it is very smooth, a fire to the end. There is no need to refill the fire. I'm leaving out a slightly more complex tobacco at the bottom, about a quarter of the way. It's a habit, and the last few bites often change the impression. The ash is dry and free of that oily residue. This is something that deserves special praise. Although this is a recently produced tobacco, it is still close to my memory for many years. Also, I suggest that there are more people who can smoke it. Because it's special. Special!

Lomoo in Beijing, China 04/25/2023

I'm not a fan of overly topped or artificial aromatic blends so when first smelling this upon opening I was taken aback by the strong scent of Tonquin which comes across tangy and citrusy. When slicing and breaking up this plug comes apart like a cake and easily packed with minimal need for drying time. The topping comes through as a caramel and vanilla flavour when lit but not in your face with either and the taste fluctuates throughout the smoke. The great tobacco itself hits the mark every time and the balance between the topping and the tobacco is pitch perfect.