Newminster No. 303 Creamy Peaches

The flue cured Virginias are a little grassy with a minor hit of tart and tangy citrus with a touch of earth, wood and honey. They are the lead components. The burley is a little toasty, nutty, woody and earthy with barely any sweetness in an important support role. The black cavendish has a mild sugariness in the background. The rich peach and cream toppings sublimate the tobaccos, though it’s not overbearing in strength. I do notice the tobaccos just a little more in the last third of the smoke. Has very little nicotine. The strength is a step short of the center of mild to medium, while the taste is a step past the center of mild to medium. Burns fairly cool, clean, and creamy smoothly sweet at a reasonable pace with a mostly consistent flavor from top to bottom. Requires only a few relights. Has no dull spots and won’t bite, though a slow pace is recommended. Leaves a little moisture in the bowl. The short lived after taste and room note are very pleasant. An all day smoke.

-JimInks