Cornell & Diehl Chenet's Cake

Tin note of stewed sour plums, spiced Rasin bread, and tart dark fruit. The moist marbled reddish tan, brown, and dark brown Krumble Kake breaks apart easily and may need some drying. Burns slow with multiple relights. The strength is medium and nic is medium. No flavoring detected. Taste is medium to full and somewhat consistent, with notes of very earth, very spicy, woody, bread, sour lemon, tangy raisin, mildly floral, mild sweet grass, mild dark chocolate, and a very peppery retro. The evenly matched Perique and Virginias are locked in a grudge match. Room note is pleasant to tolerable, and aftertaste is great.

The tin note was a very unexpected odor of barn floor that has a mix of manure and old hay stomped into each other with typical dank barn room odors. A disgusting tin note. I transfered this tobacco into a jar and let it sit for a week before smoking. The tin note didn't change. Smokes cool and ashes right to the bottom. Spicy smoke the entire bowl. Very nice smoke despite the awful tin note. Doesn't seem to be a morning kind of smoke for me. Paired very well with peppermint tea.