Comoy's of London Cornish Mixture

Tobacco: made up of broken ribbons, light brown color.

Tin note: smells like clover, cinnamon and to me almost like a gingerbread.

Came at proper moisture. Burns extremely well - sometimes too well, you need to sip slowly, otherwise you will get a burned taste. No relights required.

I could taste mostly clover and cinnamon. Firstly tastes like some kind of seasonal cinnamon latte, then goes to dark sweet bread at the end of the bowl.

Wife approves.

Very good seasonal aromatic for autumn/winter.

Every second aromatic smells after vanilla, cherry or chocolate. Once per year you find something different, it is like Christmas present. Cornish mixture is one of these cases. Cinnamon and fruits (apple/citrus?) are obvious. I could taste these toping all the time during smoke. They were leading component with only small chance to detect taste of tobacco in the begining. But once in the second half of bowl when you catch it, there is sweetness, body, nuttines and little spiciness. Moisture was accurate, do not need almost any relights. Burns till the end in all pipes I had used. I am going to keep it in my rotation as Christmas and Halloween tobacco.