Sutliff Tobacco Company Tobacco Galleria - Irish Creme

Came with a selection of tobacco's from Altadis. Just could not figure this stuff out. Has a nice lite smell raw but wasn't working for me lit. Blended it with some BLWB 50/50 thinking at least I could do worse and it was wonderful. The Irish cream taste lept to the front of the palet with the burley mixing into the virginia. Alone I would not bother, but mixed with some burley I'd recomend giving it a try.

Normally I buy my tobacco online but today I stopped in my local B&M because I have about ran out of my normal tobacco brands. The local tobacco shop only carries some 'Drug Stone Brands" this being one of them. I thought I'd give this a try since I am a big Bailey's Irish Creme fan. I've just smoked a bowl in a Great Dane Cob. I am happy I did because this is not a bad tobacco by a long shot. Does it taste or have a room note anything like Baileys Irish Cream? No. It does have a good mild flavor with no tongue bite. Would I buy it again? If I run out of my everyday blend, yes I just might.

Received this blend as a taster along with my tobacco order (did not purchase directly). The aroma from the pouch is pleasant with a mild Irish creme flavor. The tobacco from the pouch is a bit on the moist side but did not effect burn in briar or cob. This is my first Irish creme flavor tobacco, and I am a HUGE fan of Bailey's Irish Cream liquor, but this is not like that flavor. Overall, a mild aroma before light and almost undetectable Irish creme while burning. Burned better in cob than briar with a light mouth feel, mild flavor, and weak smoke density. The best aromatic I have ever had was a buttered rum from local store bulk that really tasted like rum on the tongue. I tasted no Irish creme or liquor flavor on the tongue with this tobacco.

This is an okay smoke. May need some drying. Light in the vitamin N but makes up for the lack of it in it's taste and aroma. Would go well with a good cup of coffee topped off with Bailey's on a cold morning.

Man, these Altadis aromatics are nothing if not inconsistant. Just reading through the reviews on any one of their blends will uncover tons of differences noted from one pouch to the next, and this one is no different.

I found Irish Creme to be a dense tobacco when packed in the usual 3-step fashion; in fact, I have to draw like I've just been sucker punched to get any smoke in my mouth. In spite of this however, I've had NO bite, and NO gurgle (unlike most others here). I've also found very little flavor, although the 'perfume' and preservative flavors I've noticed in other Altadis blends are at least, thankfully, absent here.

The room note is pleasant, but I'm not sure much else can be said for this one.

An okay starter aromatic. Or, I think its an aromatic. Didn't really leave much of a smell. Tasted rather smooth, though I got a bit of tounge nip (I blame my packing honestly) near the middle of it, and near the end it just plain started to gurgle and leave some gloop at the bottom of my pipe. Nothing thats too terrible, but nothing that makes it stand out either.

Got a little bite from it, but I was probably puffing too hard. Hisses less than the other Altadis aromatic I tried (Blue Note). The creme flavor was not too pronounced, but I had some coffee with cream and sugar in it to get me in the mood. Inoffensive, but the tobacco I couldn't finish and subsequently dumped out was pretty gunky.

I'm a novice smoker and haven't tried that many different brands and blends, but this tobacco struck me as being mild to the point of tasting bland. It smoked best a little warm and a little wet. I give it 2 stars because I found nothing bad about the tobacco, but I also found nothing to boast about.

As I can say here it is a very wet smoke, and gets very gooey in botton of bowl. I will not try again.