Davidoff Danish Mixture

This is my first review for any tobacco and it is also my first pipe tobacco so i hope i did a ok job of reviewing.

When i opened the tin the aroma was lovely, a bit like fruit cake with a bit of maple to it.

The tobacco was easy to light and keep lit was not too strong, with little to no tongue bite.

i found it to be highly enjoyable and i will look for this again.

I let this tobacco air-dry for 20 minutes, and was rewarded with a Danish honey smoke that lasted nearly an hour. This reminds me of MacBaren Mixture, but I think I like it a bit more than that Mac.

Some depth partway through the bowl, but a nice monochromatic treat. Quality leaf with a good nose, too; the tin aroma is wonderful. Little tongue bite.

I will enjoy the rest of the tin, and will probably buy more.

This is a wonderful blend. It is very mild with zero tongue bite. The taste reminds me of honey and perhaps a whiff of maple. It burns to a clean dry ash. I can compare this blend to Larsen's Blend #80 which I love. If you like aromatic danish type tobacco then try this great blend.

This is the davidoff version of the typical Danish mixture. It is not unlike the WO Larssen selected blend no 50, but with more of a cherry casing. It is better a few months after opening the tin, it needs some drying out. It comes in typical davidoff ribbon cut and is an elegant tobacco. Somewhat more likely to burn your tongue than other Danish blends (except Mac Baren?s ? but these are really quite different than what I find typical Danish are). What makes this one good, is it?s nicotine content. Mild to medium, but I can definitely feel little buzz after a big bowl of this.

A very nice, not at all gooey or syrupy mixture of toasted Black Cavendish, Burley and mild Virginias. Similar to some of Larsen's offerings, and far superior to other similar Danish concoctions (Petresen & Sorensen, Skandinavik, MacBaren), this one has a very elegant aroma and the taste is very refined: sweet and nutty, but not overwhelming.

In the tin, the tobaccos comes slightly moist, but not sticky. The leaf used is of a very high quality and itis easy to pack and light. It does lack body and structure, but overall it is a very refined and civilised smoke. Careful with its mildnes: it can lead to tongue bite.

In the tin it smells like a cherry-heavy fruitcake aged with rum, quite nice & sweet. Smokes well & cool- with that cherry flavour dominating slightly above any natural tobacco taste, there is some virginia sweetness coming through there as well though, but mildly. No evidence of tongue-bite, although the second half of the bowl tended towards sharpness & the flavour was dissapating- common to aromatics. Though I found it tolerable & a bit of normal tobacco taste coming through towards the end. All in all - a good quality smoke, recommended.