Sutliff Tobacco Company Dutch Masters Cherry Cavendish

This blend is very moist in the package, and has a nice aroma upon opening the pack. The cherry taste is a little milder than the smell, and I got a light grassy Virginia citrus here and there, some nutty sweetness from the burley, which isn't the norm for fruit cased products. I don't really notice the black cavendish, so it must be unsweetened. Burns cool, clean and very smooth at a moderate pace, though you may want to dry it just a mite first. The cherry flavor is consistent from start to finish with no weakening or harsh spots. Has very little nicotine, and won't bite or get harsh. Leaves little moisture in the bowl, and needs an average number of relights. This is not a flavor bomb, but it is an all day work and play, fairly gentle sweet smoke. Has a nice room note and after taste.

-JimInks

Sutliff Tobacco Co. - Dutch Masters Cherry Cavendish.

One of the worst aromatics to have soiled my pipe!

It's a coarse ribbon, with a little more brown leaf than black. The moisture's good and the aroma's strong: cherry liqueur.

Right from the start cherry liqueur rules things. But, rather than a sweet cherry flavour, it gives a bitter, sharp, sour, alcoholic one. Quite disgusting. The tobaccos have more of a VaBur flavour, than a heavy, black Cav', aromatic one. It burns well, needing hardly any maintenance. I don't find it bites unless puffed too hard.

Nicotine: mild to medium. Room-note: nice.

Dutch Masters Cherry Cavendish? Smoked a few bowls, chucked it in the bin. Atrocious. Not recommended:

One star.

It's similar to SP Cherry but better , imo . I had no issues with the blend at all . It lit well , smoked cool and dry enough . The flavor is what these type blends are about and the flavor here was good . If I were to choose between this or SO Cherry [ which is also good ] , I'd choose this ... it is a little better all around . The Cherry flavoring isn't over done and there is tobacco flavor in the blend . Basically , this is not a waylaid cherry flavored blend and will not offend anyone other than tobacco " purists " . It smokes cool and dry

Like most of the other reviewers of this blend, my package was also a free sampler. Guess no one actually buys this blend and after smoking a third of a bowl I can understand why.

I knew this was going to be an unpleasant experience simply because I don't care for cased blends with fruity taste. Still, in an effort to offer an honest evaluation for the briar bretheren who enjoy cherry blends, let me just say that this one may please. It stayed lit well (too well, I was praying it'd go out on its own), and did offer a tobacco/cherry flavor. Additionally, it did not bite me..... But, I didn't really give it time to.

After years of trying to find a great smoking aromatic and not being a cherry favor fan. I have to tell all that DMCC is superb. This blend has a complex nice mix of African, Burley and cavendish. They marry together to make a sweet but serious smoke with a great aroma of black forrest cake. This is a rich tobacco. And unlike thier cigars is top shelf.It is funny that the best aroamtic is by Dutch Masters Machine processed great tobacco at its finest. We should not shurg our shoulder to such a inexpensive blend. This is really good stuff. And you can often get two for one. Jr Cigars keeps enough of this on hand. As for aromatics I would give this one FIVE STARS if I could.

If you like this sort of thing, and it is available where you live, by all means give it a whirl. I too got it as a sample, otherwise I would have never tried it. It's pretty good in a cob, with a cup of coffee. If you are a fan of simple, sweet aromatics, you might love it. Go slowly, or it will indeed nip at you. I would not recommend this in a briar, as it smokes wet.

I received this as a part of the Sampler. All in all, a decent cherry flavored tobacco. A little too much cherry for me, however.

I mixed this tobacco with an equal part of Lane's Golden Cavendish, and the result was a mild, lightly cherry flavored smoke, with enough tobacco taste. Although I have a modest collection of pipes, I find most of the burley blends smoke best in a cob. This concoction was no exception.

Blended, this was a good smoke. I will buy it to blend as described.

One of the freebies from Altadis. I decided to try some after enjoying the Dutch Masters Whiskey. A much better than average cherry blend. It has some real tobacco flavor as well. As with every cherry blend I've ever tried watch out for the dreaded tongue-bite. Otherwise it's a good one.

A typical aromatic. It smells nice in the pouch and isn't too wet if you leave the pouch open for a day or so. The aroma of the flavoring at first light is a little on the chemical/nasty side, but quickly subsides into a more subdued verson of some chemist's vision of what cherry should smell like. The middle 3rd of the bowl is the sweet spot where you can taste some of the virginia tobacco. It is a very mild taste which can easily lead to over-puffing to obtain more flavor. The bottom of the bowl is a soggy, rank mess. There are much better cherry tobaccos out there, for instance PS Cherry, Edward's Toasted Cherry, and Amphora Full Aroma.

A mild smooth cherry blend. The burley is only a hint I the background. Not a super cherry flavor. The Cavendish provides a rich creamy smoke. This has little to no tongue bite.
This is a mild pleasant all day type smoke.