Peter Stokkebye Danish Export (No.81)

Peter Stokkebye - Danish Export (No. 81).

The blend's presented as a light brown, coarse shag: don't expect a shag that's rolling tobacco fine. My moisture's spot on, and the smell is suggestive of a sweet casing of some kind.

I can't figure out exactly what type of Alcohol/Liquor the description's referring too as I don't get any alcoholic sharpness. I find it unquestionable that a sweet topping's included, but nothing alcoholic. The topping's just above mild in weight, and isn't sticky or cloying. I'll go with honey, or brown sugar. The Virginias give a pleasant flavour, mainly sweet. The burn from it's good, although it can bite me.

Nicotine: mild. Room-note: quite pleasant.

Hmmmm, Danish Export? Good enough for two stars, but too boring for any higher:

Somewhat recommended.

I purchased this for rolling, since I liked the Amsterdam Shag a lot. I figured i'd give this a try as they were beside each other.

Rolled, its very mild. no throat hit, except a very slight one near the end of the smoke. Little taste, the paper seemed to overpower the tobacco flavor. very smooth for a filterless tobacco

I found that I much preferred this in a pipe. Flavor was easier to detect but still mild. strength was similar to the Ohm Bold pipe tobacco i started out with

Wasn't a bad tobacco by any stretch, but not something i'll be purchasing again once i'm done with this pouch

A straight Va. I have no reason to doubt the claim that it has a mild casing, since I can't see the point of saying it isn't a straight Va if it is. But I couldn't smell or taste anything except tobacco. Maybe a light spray of a sweetener?

Clearly a dual use tobacco even tho I have the pipe version, which is a fine ribbon and not a shag. There's a fair amount of bright leaf in this blend.

It's sweet and a bit lemony and reasonably acidic. Not much else going on really. Would suit a budget pipester with little interest in nuance, or someone transitioning from cigarettes, or, most likely, the smoker who enjoys both.

Mild all-day blend. Tin note is really nice dry fruit. Straight mild Virginia, topping not detected, so if there is something added, it's extremely mild.

As the smoke reaches half the bowl, it gets a bit spicier and smokier, but overall keeps similar note.

Should be smoked slowly, otherwise can get hot, although I didn't get a bite. Perfect moisture level, ready to be packed and smoked. No thinking, one-dimensional, just a simple mildly sweet all-day smoke.