Lane Limited Sangria

It burns rather warm and kind of fast, so it needs to be smoked at a moderate pace. Even still, the wine/Sangria taste is sweet with a few sour notes, and I detect a chemical taste that I found distracting. There's a little pineapple and cherry here, too. The various tobaccos used to make the blend are hardly noticeable, so they don't have a chance to help out. Has little nicotine. Leaves very little moisture in the bowl, and needs an average number of relights. Can be an all day smoke with a consistent flavor. Sold at various places with the same name.

-JimInks

This blend is a very interesting one, with, as the label say, "natural citric flavors" entering into the smoke almost immidiatly after lighting and remaining until the end of the bowl. The subtlites of the wine and the virginian tobacco pervade the smoke in many different forms throughout the bowl, giving it a rich, aromatic flavor and complexion, which may come as a delight to those who enjoy a very fruity smoke. Myself on the otherhand found this tobacco far too wet, and leaving a distasteful aftertaste in the mouth and, at times, quite a painful bite on the tounge. Overall, this tobacco has qualities meriting it as a smoke, but I could really only tolerate half a bowl before the taste and the texture became to overpowering to handle. In all, a 2 out of 5 stars.

Sangria is your typical garden variety golden cavendish blend with too much of a casing that is hard to identify. Lane says Sangria. Ok.... The blend is a bit harsh, I just didn't like it.