Sutliff Tobacco Company Vanilla D40

This tobacco does burn fairly well but tastes too much like a vanilla candle. The only use I can find for it is to add just a bit to dry aromatics.

This one sounds good in theory, but doesn't work in practice. It is just too heavily adulterated with humectant. It stays wet forever...

The only thing use this for is occasionally, I will add a small amount to a mixture.

The flavoring has an odd taste to me. People in the room said it smelled nice, and the vanilla scent was OK. It smokes wet, and will bite if given half a chance.

There are much better vanilla tobaccos out there. I got this on a real deal - I paid $1.99 for a pound of it. I'm not sure I would do it again. Even at that price.

This is one of those blends that everyone will love except for the person smoking it. It isn't "bad", it just isn't anything at all. It simply lacks flavor. I'm not a stickler for "true tobacco flavor" in every blend, but even the vanilla topping doesn't come through to the flavor. It smells divine in the bag and in the room. It is very cool, though it goes out and gurgles from goopy, PG-laden casings.

I kept this for a while to mix with flavorful tobaccos for social occasions. Alas, it sucked the flavor out of them every time.

On the bright side, I keep small baggies of this in my car from time to time, and receive frequent compliments. A 5-gram sample retains its flavor for over 6 months, and never dries out.

For a better Vanilla aromatic, everyone seems to love MacBaren's Vanilla Cream.

Did not care for this blend at all. The pouch note had a chemical smell to me. The tobacco lit easily and required few re-lights. It burned completely down to a fine grey ash. Little moisture was left behind. The room note was acceptable but with a very faint vanilla scent.