Finck's Cigar Company Danish Mild Cavendish

This appears to be almost all Virginias, with just a tiny bit of Burley to round it out. The bag aroma is excellent and the typical Danish toppings of honey and sugar really stand out. There is also a hint of what I can only describe as orange blossoms. The quality of tobacco is very good also. No sticks or stems in the pound bag... Fincks says this is one of the lightest aromatics they sell and it has to be, because it's like smoking air. No matter what pipe or how I puffed, it's a very neutral tobacco and the casings never really come out into the taste. The room aroma gets it, and the pipe keeps it, but the taste just stays natural. It has a bad tendency to heat up the bowl fast, and is best in thick walled pipes and large ones at that. There is minimal tongue bite from this blend and it burns to a very nice and fairly dry ash. Overall, it has all the makings of a decent style Danish Aromatic, but the total void of flavors keeps it from being a regular blend. Like I mentioned with the Finck's Value Blend Cavendish, I'm mainly using this to get the old tastes out of estate pipes that I want to swap to Mac Baren.