Tobaccos Vauen - Auenland - The Shire (Hobbit)

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	petebonnie (3)	2015-06-14		Mild to Medium	Medium	Medium	Very Pleasant

Just bought this today after reading the review. It taste like the description. You could just walk away from it. There's nothing writen on the tin, no description ...nothing. but boy i found my blend. I was hooked to the St Patrick 2015 blend from Peterson. This i think is better. Sweet mild to medium. Room note fantastic. Behavior of lit tobacco-expand and create fluffy ash but u get clean finish in the bowl nothing get stuck inside the bowl like some aromatic with heavy flavour. This one flavour is nice but not sticky. Overall 5 thumbs up for me.

Pipe Used: Vauen Basic and Big Ben classic

Age When Smoked: 45

Purchased From: Kamelah

Similar Blends: Peterson St Patrick 2015 special but this is curly cut instead of cube. More flavourful and taste and aroma last longer than Peterson.

16 people found this review helpful.

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	Emeritus Account (30167)	2013-12-11		Very Mild	Very Mild	Mild	Very Pleasant

This review is for The Hobbit series with an Auenland pipe Gilg (rustic). Aromatic tobacco, smoked in a churchwarden-style pipe. Both are Vauen, Lord of the Rings/Hobbit series "Auenland" pipe and tobacco. If you want to hang with Gandalf,... "YOU; SHALL NOT;;;PASS!!!!!!" Cool huh?

Pipe Used: Auenland; Gilg

Purchased From: Stuben Pfeifen_Heck Hanau

Similar Blends: I've smoked MacBaren, Black Ambrosia for years and this blend has become my new favorite. Mild and fresh with a fruity, yet warm vanilla, caramel/date room note. If you want to wisit Hobbiton and smoke with Bilbo and Gandalf, Buy an Auenland Pipe by VAUEN and get the official tobacco to go with. I'm going to light up another bowl right now!, Mac Baren - Black Ambrosia.

8 people found this review helpful.

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	Flinthills Tex (27)	2017-07-06		Mild	Mild to Medium	Mild to Medium	Very Pleasant

I was visiting a smokers' round table at my local tobacoonist's shop. They had a tin of this open for trying, and an acquaintance of mine recommended the blend, so I decided to give it a try. I am personally a big fan of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, but would never have bought this tobacco on that basis. Let's not judge those who might try this for that reason, though, since the popularity of the motion pictures has led to a small renaissance of pipe smoking! Auenland - The Shire is a typical aromatic blend. It is ribbon cut with a nice mix of colors - black, brown, red, and tan. The tin note is pleasantly sweet. I didn't pick up on the peach (see other reviews here), but did detect a slight hint of coconut and citrus. The moisture content was a bit on the dry side, but then I have no idea how long ago this tin had been opened. The tobacco packs well, only needing a charring light and a second match. It burns nice and cool, with no danger of tongue-bite. The smoke is of medium body, with a pleasantly sweet taste for the smoker. I think the flavouring is just right for an aromatic. The room note is very nice and certain to please non-pipe-smokers. I think that this would be a good fit for novice pipe smokers, and it is a nice smoke for lovers of aromatics. If you love English blends, then this is not for you!

Pipe Used: Hand-carved block meerschaum

Age When Smoked: unknown

Purchased From: local tobacoonist

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	Cumarinophil (108)	2015-01-24		Very Mild	Very Strong	Extremely Mild (Flat)	Tolerable

Vauen Auenland – The Shire – is one of these tobaccos making me regret that I decided to base my reviews on more than a single bowl. You will get an intense aromatic that was probably developed for non-pipe smokers (paradox) and fans of the movie series, of course. After trying Auenland – The Shire they will most likely stay non-pipe smokers. The tin note is very sweet peach ice tea, not home made, but the cheap kind containing plenty of artificial sweetener. The tobaccos presented in mixed ribbon cut feel moist and spongy.

Other than that, the presentation is done well and filling the pipe is easy. Without prior drying, first light was not easy. Drying out a fresh tobacco to proper moisture is not an issue for most of us, quite normal in fact, but I expected the mixture to be ready according the target group addressed.

The taste is predominantly the intense artificial peach ice tea, accompanied by a sour, slightly bitter note (orange?). Taste of tobacco was not to be found, more like flavored hot air. If you apply a regular draw that will fit any pure VA for it not to bite, this one will collapse to an evil sour, bitter and bity horror. As a rule I don’t throw tobacco away, but this one is will. I recommend using a filter with it or anything providing a minimum amount of protection.

Pipe Used: Several briars with and without filter

Age When Smoked: fresh to 1y

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	Sangagor (79)	2021-10-18		Mild	Medium to Strong	Mild to Medium	Unnoticeable

Fresh blend has sweet fruity aroma from toping after opening. Difficult to recognize which fruit. It was very artificial for me. Background aroma is vanilla and chocolate. (from cavendisch I suppose) Tobacco need a time to dry. Leave significant moisture and dottle. Aroma sublimate quickly after lighting. Than there is no taste inside of bowl, just warm air. (ok, little vanilla aftertaste remains) It needs several relights. No tongue bites occurs.

Pipe Used: BPK, MM cob, Jirsa

Age When Smoked: new

Purchased From: smokeshop.sk

Similar Blends: Dan Tobacco - BPK First Experience.

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	Ernstlbert Hegersbacher (18)	2018-11-04		Extremely Mild	Extra Strong	Mild	Pleasant

at first a very interesting and peachy tobacco with very strong aroma and taste, but unfortunately after smoking half of the tin i could'nt bring myself to smoke anymore of this since simply put the flavouring is too strong.

on opening the tin the smell of peaches and fresh fruit is almost overwhelming. The tobacco tends to smoke very hot if you dont take care, also it smokes very wet. a subtle drying out of the rub before packing the pipe is definately recommended.

deriving from the branding and the LotR line of Pipes from Vauen i guess this tobacco was created to lure new pipe smokers into the hobby, but honestly thats all this tobacco is good for since most of them will either move on to better tobaccos or stop smoking pipes at all.

Pipe Used: Molina Barasso

Age When Smoked: fresh from the tin

Purchased From: Schwarzenbohler Otmar e.U.

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	Philo Beddoe (221)	2018-05-04		Mild	Mild	Mild to Medium	Very Pleasant

I was gifted an ounce of this from a friend and I am very impressed. It smells deliciously of peaches and cream and the moisture was perfect, requiring no drying time. Once lit I tasted mostly vanilla cream with a nice light peach undertone, akin to a slice of cheesecake with a couple of slices of peach on top. Not much tobacco flavor unfortunately, as that would have given this a fourth star, but very tasty anyway. Auenland is a delightful blend for a dessert bowl in the evening and would also be very well received in mixed company as the room note is very pleasant.

Pipe Used: Various briars

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	SirHenry (6)	2020-03-03		Mild	Medium to Strong	Medium	Very Pleasant

At the moment. I tend to smoke aromatics and I have to say this is one of my favorites. It is a very high quality and a well thought out and balanced blend. I get mostly peaches and cream and some candied orange peel. I've tried this mixture with and without filter and I have to say I enjoyed it more thoroughly without a filter. It needs a bit of drying before packing after which it burns well and cool, with no tongue bite. There are notes of caramel and dried dates and a nuance of nuts (pecan perhaps). It is highly enjoyable, and not cloying like many aromatics.

Pipe Used: GBD, Vauen White dot & Dr. Perl, Pipa Croci

Age When Smoked: Newly opened, 1 month

Purchased From: Fischer W. Klaus Tobacconist in Vienna

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	BROBS (67)	2017-10-01		Mild	Strong	Medium to Full	Very Pleasant

When opening the tin you find moist, ribbon cut Virginias with some black Cavendish sprinkled throughout.. but more Virginia. Has the unmistakeable scent of peaches, and a little nuttiness. Needs to be dried initially a bit whether on a tray or in your pouch. Pack it very loosely on bottom and you will be rewarded with a sweet, soft and richly scented smoke. You can taste the peaches and perhaps almonds. The nuttiness really comes through in the smoke. A very high quality tobacco carries these flavors well and mixes with the Virginia and Cavendish perfectly. A great, light smoke that pairs well with coffee and leaves your pipe incredibly sweet and a room note that I don't think would offend even the pickiest.

I had to change my rating to only 2 stars because it severely ghosted my pipe with a medicinal peach flavor, that when removing the cake later in an attempt to remove this ghost actually smelled like cat spray! It stank so bad I was worried my pipe was ruined. Only smoke this in a dedicated pipe or cob!!!

Pipe Used: Vauen Olaf 4873, Vauen Soeren 673

Age When Smoked: direct from tin, in pouch a week.

Purchased From: tobaccopipes.com

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	StevieB (2080)	2016-04-20		Very Mild	Medium to Strong	Mild to Medium	Pleasant

Vauen - Aueland - The Shire.

Rather than Orange's and Peach's, I find this has a taste and smell that's more like Jelly Babies or fruit gum sweets. It has got a fruitiness to it, the type that suggests citrus, but there's also a sugariness; it's this that gives me the impression of jellied sweets. Strangely, I enjoy this; normally I'd run a mile from this type of flavour!

There's not much nicotine in this; it's not the mildest I've had, but still, it's no stronger than very mild.

The tobaccos offer very little taste, partly due to the sweet topping cancelling them out somewhat.

One of the negatives is tongue bite; it's for this reason I score it only two points.

A good blend, but it could be better.

Somewhat recommended.

Pipe Used: Erik Nording Freehand

Age When Smoked: 3 months

Purchased From: The Danish Pipe Shop

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	JaWiBr (557)	2023-05-22		Mild	Medium to Strong	Mild to Medium	Pleasant

Tin note of peaches in syrup and oranges. Tobacco is a ribbon cut of brown, black and tan. Moisture content is ok. Some pipe smokers will want to dry it a bit. Burns moderate with a few relights. The strength is mild and nic is mild. Flavoring is medium to strong, with notes of peach and orange. Flavoring overrides tobacco. Taste is mild to medium and moderately consistent, with notes of semi-sweet tart peaches, sugar, tangy orange, zesty citrus peels, acidic, bitter wood, earth, a mild stone fruit background note, and a peppery retro. Flavoring is leading with Cavendish, Burley and Virginia supporting. Room note is pleasant, and aftertaste is good.

Pipe Used: 2015 XXX Ashton Brindle Author

Age When Smoked: 2 years

Purchased From: smokingpipes.com

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	WillBrown (137)	2022-11-18		Medium to Strong	Very Strong	Very Full	Very Strong

Lo! What's that I see ahead? A green, misty valley. What's that I hear? The distant trickling of water, a shady brook. After trudging through miles of barren, dry land, this scene was a sight to behold. With an almost empty canteen, and a bone dry clay pipe in my back pocket, I marched on, into the mysterious verdant valley. I had images of elves racing about my feet as I stepped to—the little rascals were pulling at my pant leg and knocking my boots with their tiny fists. Call me, Gulliver.

My nerves tingled as I walked through the mist. The land was green, with tall emerald grass, and low dark trees everywhere I looked. But, wait! What's that I see in the distant meadow? A gray colored object, just off the trail. Why, it's a stone slab, a table. Reminiscent of something you'd see on the Plains of Salisbury. An archaic object, to be sure.

As I approached, an object came into focus. There, sitting atop the roughly hewn slab was a tin—a tin of tobacco! I couldn't believe my good fortune. My greedy hand grasped onto the tin, but it wouldn't budge. No matter what I did, I couldn't doff the bloody thing. While pondering what to do, something quite unexpected happened. A tall bearded man attired in animal skins walked out from behind a nearby tree! He blew into the hollowed out horn of an auroch, the grunting, choppy moan of his horn sent shivers down my spine.

"I am Sigismund! Velcome to Auenland. Plees place twelf euro on zee palm of mine hand and zee tobacco vill be yours!"

My ice cold pipe needed kindling, so I couldn't help but dig deep. I gave the man exactly twelve euros. As I coated his hand with silver, a wide toothy grin broke out on his face. He suddenly closed his hand tight over the money, turned around, and beat a hasty retreat into the nearby woods, never to be seen again.

So, there I was, alone in Auenland, with an unexpected tin of pipe baccy. This time, my hand plucked the tin off the table. I pried open the tin and, giddy as a teenager, stuffed my nose directly in. The rose was unlike anything I've ever experienced. It was an odd, mysterious scent; what was it? It tickled my menthol detector, first off. Just a hint. But, what else? Man, I've been smoking a pipe for many a year, and I've come across nothing like this before. The scent of this blend is heady, perfumey, sweet, and frankly, obnoxious. Clearly an aromatic. The colors of the tobacco ran the gamut and it was spongey to the touch.

Well, I threw caution to the moist Auenlandian wind and fired up a bowl. One puff, and my mouth went completely dry. A thick, toxic cloud of smoke hung in the air. What, in God's name, is in this weed? The taste was horridly interesting. Wait. What's that on my tongue? A hot poker? A needle, a pin? I slowed my cadence, it improved. But, then, Sigismund's smile popped into my head. His smile quickly turned into a laugh. A demonic, red-faced, joke of a laugh!

In a panic, my head began to spin. I smashed my pipe onto the stone table. Clay shards and red hot ash flew every which way. I dropped the tin aside and ran, bypassing the clear cold stream on my way out of the valley.

You know, just because your pipe is empty, it doesn't mean you have to stuff it with just any old thing. Sometimes, just sometimes, keep your dice safely tucked away and just walk on.

Keep on pipin'

Pipe Used: Leonessa Capri

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	Greybeard (66)	2021-04-12		Very Mild	Strong	Extremely Mild (Flat)	Pleasant

I was very disappointed in this blend. I liked the flavor pairing used citrus and peach. The flavor combo was good at first, though it started to taste a little artificial as I smoked. The tobacco itself just didn't seem to be great quality; it was bitey and tasteless. I get the impression it was covered up by heavy flavoring, and then they slapped a LotR name on it to get it sold. Maybe some people will enjoy it, but it just didn't work for me.

Pipe Used: MM Corn Cob

Age When Smoked: Fresh out of the tin

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	RandoloBrandybuck (16)	2019-11-29		Very Mild	Very Strong	Mild to Medium	Pleasant

To me this is an after dinner Tobacco. I'm tired and lazy and i wanna smoke something that doesn't actually taste like tobacco.

The tin note was a bit too much for me, it's very topped and sauced too. Not a bad smell, just too much, like a person wearing too much perfume.

In the pipe though it's like a sweet dessert. Today i was actually thinking it tastes like a bread with jam. Good job Vauen. That's something Bilbo would have liked. Since he's a hobbit and all. They like to eat always.

If you like aromatics this might be for you. It's not too fruity, but the peach is detectable. Like most aromatics, a little drying will tame it to your delight.

Pipe Used: Vauen Auenland, MM Cob, Vauen Quixx

Age When Smoked: Fresh

Purchased From: The Prancing Pony

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	Madox07 (43)	2019-09-01		Mild	Medium	Mild	Pleasant

When I first opened the tin - I was actually looking forward to that as I was driving home from work, the room got filled with a sweet smell. As I closed in on the tin the number one note, the main violin if you will, is apricot. There are other things in there, but my nose detected the apricot by far. The composition is pretty sticky, not sure what they cased it with, but I told myself that I wouldn't risk any other pipe than my aro dedicated briar. I was right about that, I have only smoked two bowls, roughly about three hours ago and the pipe is full of apricot aroma. The color of the tobacco was mainly medium brown with some black ribbons, which I presume was black cavendish. When lit it burns pretty evenly, but like I said mine had some age to it and it definitely was gentle on moisture. No tongue bite, no relights, but nothing outstanding either. To my surprise, the blend stands out from other aromatic tobaccos in as far as retaining some of its apricot aroma. A bit of spiciness is also present, more like a perique peppery note more than the advertised burley, but that's about it. It's not your regular aromatic, where you feel like drawing in hot air but it's a world away from what I have expected. My wife was pleased, saying that the room note "was something like an expensive tea brewing in the room". My answer was ... "it doesn't taste the half of the smell it has in the tin" ...

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	brashboy (84)	2015-11-07		Mild	Mild	Mild to Medium	Very Pleasant

Probably shouldn't review this, since I understand it to be a limited edition, meaning you probably can't find it. I bought it on ebay for a few bucks. I smoke few real aromatics and when I do they tend to be more in the vanilla or chocolate vein. In fact, I avoid fruity stuff as a rule.

Auenland is orange and peach, both of which I love. But do they work together in a tobacco blend? Actually, yes, pretty well--if you like this sort of aromatic. Mine was probably a year or two old, maybe older, and very mellow. Packed, lit and stayed lit just fine. Smoked down to a nice gray ash. The room note is nice, very nice, and you will likely get no complaints. Put this in a cob for the sweetest, cleanest smoke. Take your time; this one don't like to be pushed.

Not a nic bomb, but that is not its purpose. Solid three stars. More tobacco flavor would have pushed it up to four stars.

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	Braino (1)	2015-07-11		Mild	Mild	Mild	Very Pleasant

This tobacco has a wonderful tin and room note. It burns well and has a nice mild sweet flavor, pretty much exactly like the description. It will definitely ghost your pipe. Seems to be good quality, but I find Burley very drying, so I prefer other blends that don't use it.

Age When Smoked: fresh

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	djpiper (2)	2015-02-12		Very Mild	Mild	Mild	Very Pleasant

Just started pipe smoking. Was advised to try this tobacco as a first. Took me a couple of bowls to see how it smoked best. In the beginning I smoked it to fast and then it tasted like ash.. very unpleasant! I feel if its smoked too hot this stuff just tastes nasty. After a week with it now I feel Ive sussed it out. Has a great taste when smoked cool. And a lovely room note. get allot of compliments when out and about. Tobacco was a bit to wett when first opened, so it kept going out. Now its perfect and only have to relight once. I think this is a great starter Tobacco! Really looking forward to try new ones!

Pipe Used: Jean Claude

Purchased From: Tobacco Store Berlin

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	Hmoya (38)	2022-11-11		Mild	Medium	Medium	Pleasant

Nice presentation and intense aromas at the opening of the tin. Very pleasant smoke with aromatic and creamy flavors, but not invasive. The smell in the room was very nice. For a morning or relaxed smoke, it can work very well.

Pipe Used: John Aylesbury - Billiard Dunkelbraun

Age When Smoked: 1

Purchased From: Cigarworld.de

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	KurtKubein (1)	2021-12-21		Mild	Strong	Mild	Very Pleasant

Very pleasant and full of flavor. My family likes this one as the room note is very mild with a hint of sweets. This is one of my go to tobaccos for early morning pipes.

Pipe Used: Vauen Basic

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	LoutreMJ (14)	2021-04-18		Mild	Strong	Full	Very Pleasant

Très bon tabac aromatique, attention cependant, c'est un "heavy aromatique", très saucé. Le goût de fruits sucrés acides était très plaisant, mais il s'agit du premier Auenland que je goûtais, et c'est celui que j'aime le moins. Le tabac dans sa boîte sent délicieusement bon, presque une odeur de douceur/dessert à manger. Il est aussi assez humide à l'ouverture, le faire sécher un peu avant de le fumer semble indispensable. La fumée, très légère et qui s'évapore tout de suite, sent extrêmement bon, et notamment à ceux qui ne sont pas fumeurs de pipe. Cependant, ne vous y méprenez pas, pour celui ou celle qui aime les aromatiques, ce Auenland The Shire est excellent !

Pipe Used: Vauen Doran

Age When Smoked: Fresh

Purchased From: Deutschland

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	Emeritus Account (30167)	2020-04-26		Mild to Medium	Medium	Medium	Very Pleasant

Mostly crystallized red Virginia and Burley with a touch of black Cavendish portraits a fine figure of aroma especially by hints of mango, citrus and apricot jam. Tangy flavor textures a mild frutiness and remains sweet in mouth. It's easy to load and gets consumed with less return to your lighter. Good for outdoor gaiety and walking through hills. It remains in some fine ash and burns to grey. Overheating the barrel is up to the pace and should be controlled.

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	Ambush1964 (19)	2019-02-22		Very Mild	Medium to Strong	Medium to Full	Very Pleasant

I just added this to my collection based on it’s description. I am an aromatic smoker, and the sweeter the better. I love this tobacco. It was a little wet right out of the tin, but not bad. It smells wonderful in the tin, I want to dig in with a spoon. It smoked a little wet for me, but I did pack it straight from a fresh tin. It has an awesome fruity room note, and I actually get a hint of peach in the flavor too. It is the best peach flavored tobacco I have tried so far (Gawith Hoggarth “American Peach”, Peter Stokkeby “Peaches and Cream”). I don’t detect the orange flavor. The tobacco in the bowl is burning nice and dry so far. I am smoking a “larger” Balkovec straight billiard, maybe a group 5-6? The nic hit is very mild. I am definitely going to get a few more tins if I can. Call it a “non-smoker” tobacco if you want, I don’t care, it suits me perfectly. It is definitely flavored, and “real tobacco” flavors are in the background. Just so you know, I like Sam Gawith’s “Black XX” and “Cabbie’s Mixture”, McClelland’s “Beacon” and other “real tobaccos”, no Latakia for me though. Many aromatics remind me of chemically scented candles, this does not. Burned to the bottom, no goop....nice. If it ghosts my pipe, I don’t care, maybe the next tobacco I smoke in this pipe will be made better with a hint of this tobacco’s ghost?

Pipe Used: Balkovec Straight Billiard, a group 5-6?

Age When Smoked: Fresh tin

Purchased From: SmokingPipes.com

Similar Blends: Dan Tobacco “Devil’s Holiday”, Rattray’s “Exotic Orange”...not the same fruit flavors, but similar nic strength, flavor strength, room note and burn quality..

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	Tucane (31)	2018-11-04		Mild	Strong	Medium	Very Pleasant

Starting with the strong tin aroma, which by the way is fantastic, peaches, vanilla, cream and orange are clearly evident here.

The nice thing with this one is that not much is lost in translation, it actually tastes a lot like it smells. Feels like smoking candy basically, which might be something for the rare female puffers. For me personally, I might store another tin and smoke it on occasion as a change of pace or to kill a sweet craving.

Recommended! also for the ladies^^

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	Sirralle (1)	2017-08-05		Mild	Mild to Medium	Medium	Pleasant

Very nice taste good and no bite have to dry for and hour. smoke it slow and drink som coffe then it is very pleasant I use a Savinelli filter 6 mm balsam wood

Pipe Used: Porto Cervo nr. 628 Savinelli

Purchased From: piber.dk

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