The aroma was interesting. I like Ardbeg when I want a very rich and full drink, perhaps after a steak dinner. For some reason this reminded me a little bit of Mick Mcquaids flake or kind of like Paul Olsons 111 flake but not as round and silky. It's got a nice full but not overwhelming flavor and aroma, toasty and caramel-like. A relatively unique tobacco. I'd say if you like aromatics and want to get into virginias, this might be the way to go. The Red Virginia was tangy dark fruit sweet with wood and earth as a supporting player. These days almost no one remembers what pipe smoke might even smell like. A great tasting and smelling tobac (chocolate - molassis - raisons - fresh baked bread) to the smoker. This is some excellent tobacco. NSFW. Smooth, sweet, and tasty. I've only smoked this rubbed out to a broken flake which seems to work for me, but I'm sure if your thing is to just fold & stuff you'll be just fine and won't miss out on the wonderful flavor. Checking here after the fact, it seems I was correct. Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky. It was Wow. They fold and stuff well, and rubbed them out before jarring them. Box pass, anyone? Pipe Used: Dagner Holligan, Savinelli Second, Peterson x106, For old-tyme flake smokers. Tobacco cut: Flake slice cut tobacco. I liked it alot. I find Dark Fired to be something best used in minute quantities, so a flake that purports to have a high percentage of it as a main ingredient gave me pause. The flavors tend to override the background tobaccos to me, but I found the sample I had to be an enjoyable smoke. Pipe Used: Petersons (System 317 was best! No bitterness whatsoever. No harshness if smoked slowly. (a close second). Whether you rub 'em or stuff 'em, it's a slow smoke either way. Just when I thought it was English vs. Virginia, the tertium quid appears. Normally a VaPer smoker, I really enjoyed this change of pace. Description. Taste is both sweet and nutty and has just a hint of anise in the smoke and on the younger. I feel misled and ripped off. This has surprised me, I didn't expect to find it so nice! As for the topping I cant quite decide if it is a molasses or brown sugar note that I get, but it definitely remains mildly sweet for the duration of the smoke. The room note is pleasant. Orlik tobacco is a company that is based out of Assens, Denmark, and is one of the biggest tobacco producers and manufacturers in the entire world! But don't buy it thinking you're going to get the Kentucky experience - instead you'll get a medium strength flake very wet with Lane 1Q style molasses flavorings. Description. The blend has a chocolate and smoky note. Thread starter Chico; Start date May 16, 2021; 1; 2; Next. But I really enjoyed this one and will buy it again. This is Tobacco at its Best - it demand a slowly burn and rich smoke. Similar Blends: Another reviewer or two has an analog for it.. Ok, this may not be the most premium tobacco out there and what more it is flavored, but boy is it tasteful!! However, the reviews had me concerned. Pipe Used: Kaywoodie Birkshire Large Billiard. I smoked this folded & rubbed out, with rubbed out being my preferred method with this flake (unusual for me), due to the size of the flakes, they are not rectangular enough to smoke folded in a deep pipe, so I just rubbed them out, or folded in my smaller pipes. peter heinrichs | Dutch Pipe Smoker The strength is mild in the beginning, finishing at medium. If I close my eyes and not force the smoke, it almost smells like incense, deep and "serious". Stays lit, no problem. In the tin, the smell is raisin/fig with something else I cannot identify. What it is, is satisfying. I could taste a bit of molasses and maybe licorice, and it was just a very nice, pleasant flavor with fluffy white smoke. The title of this blend is highly deceiving. So far, other than the moisture content, or should I say lack of it, I have found little to complain about, however, this too may change. A licorice flavor prevails. It breaks up easily and packs fine. Upon opening this tin I was very impressed by the A+ quality of the tobacco. Upon smoking this blend you pick up a slight sweetness from the virginias and then towards the middle and last half of the bowl the Kentucky fire cured tobacco comes through. That's a 5 minute deal and smoking a pipe is NOT a five minute affair. If you are like me and enjoy a nice burley every now and then, buy three or four tins. The room note is fine, sweet smoke (of which there is an abundance produced whilst consuming this tobacco). I hate to do this but . I am looking for a blend I can smoke without thinking about it. The tin note is appealing with a hint of sweetness. It made for an enjoyable smoke. However, it's not, my go to everyday drink. Recommended. I really do think its the same stuff Heinrich's Dark Strong. And then I smoked it in a meerschaum and everything changed. When I opened the tin I got a strong note of molasses and sweet hay. I continue to smoke this in corn cobs, although I do not think it would infest a pipe. The flakes rub out fairly easily.. not dissimilar to Golden Sliced. I continue to not like the Orlik blends which goes against the grain of popular opinion. The flakes seems to be composed of half golden tobacco and half a dark tobacco. There is not much more to say about this blend. It has not bitten me even when I have at times puffed a little too fast and hard. The majority of reviews mention about molasses. I think someone that usually smokes aromatics or lighter blends but wants to dip a toe into flake or dark fired - they'd probably enjoy this. this is not bad smoke. Again, I want to return to this. One of my top 5 favorites here. There is a flavoring of maybe liquorice or anise as well that's done lightly. Similar Blends: Nothing I've ever had before.. Many dislike burleys and this will convert none of them. I'm still experimenting with drinks to go along, but a good Espresso seems to work just fine, as does an Irish Cream Liqueur on ice. A little more natural tobacco flavor is evident here. Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky vs Peter Heinrich's Dark Strong F huffelpuff Mar 14, 2018 Help Support Brothers of Briar: huffelpuff Well-known member Joined Dec 10, 2011 Messages 3,000 Reaction score 4 Mar 14, 2018 #1 My tins of Orlik arrived today. It still has the hay like VA note in it and a very sweet one. As for strenth, don't let the "Kentucky" fool you. }}}}}}Would you rather a Pint of"Miller Lite",or a Pint of"Guinness"..I'll take Guinness,Thankyou! Where most Kentucky based blends are strong and can lack a pleasant room note, contrary to it's name, this one is not too strong at all and its room note can draw a crowd's curiosity. ES and DSK are also cased for added sweetness and flavor. Supplemental Notes: I recommend this blend to those who enjoy Burley and to those who've never tried Burley but are curious to do so.. Exhausted rooster tobacco. $11. Pipe. youtube. . . Next. 00 $11. Aged I'm not the kind to stand around shivering outside while attempting to smoke. Mechanics: Needs a few relights but once lit burns clean leaving a fine grey ash. I would expect a flavor akin to HH Old Dark Fired. Some good earthy flavors, a little dark spicy fruit, with the bright Virginia poking through. DSK is a heavier flavor, akin to Lapsang Souchong tea. I first smoked this tobacco a couple of years ago. Looking forward to trying more Va/Burs after this. Smoke it slowly and you will be rewarded. The taste of this tobacco changes if you don't try to keep equal proportions of the lighter and darker tobaccos in your rubbing. Kind of burns a little on the hot side but overall a good one to try. Happy smokes. pease. One true bonus of this feature is that you can ?customize? The Burley and Kentucky components provide a rich nutiness and density which are, IMO, very agreeable. Very nice blend. Has a deep brown sugary, almost spicy molasses esque note to it and smoked like a creamy dream. This rubbed out very easily, packed well and became alight quite easily. As with many of my reviews, this is based on a relatively small sample smoked over a long period of time, probably five bowls smoked in a two month period. just molasses/maple goodness. Half the flake is medium brown tobacco and half is dark tobacco. Orlik Dark Kentucky Flakes is a delicious smoke. I am sure many people go to this as an all day smoke and I can see it's appeal in that capacity, but there are just so many other interesting tobaccos out there. Not even a strong English! I went back to my own private blend and other more aromatic things. Pipe smoking is not something you do because everyone else is doing it. Pipe Used: Ben Wade Chimney, Parker Billiard, Zulu, Age When Smoked: Unsure (but fairly new, I think), I have to say this is a flake the likes of which I've never seen before. The tobacco is easy to load in flakes or rubbed out into your pipe. It does tend to get sour/acrid towards the end, I guess it's the Burley talking. The appearance of the tobacco is most pleasing, with Virginias being banded between two stripes of the Kentucky. The flavors are very subdued by the casing, but results in a pleasant, mild, smooth, sweet smoke. I find it easy to approach, with little complication. I've been smoking more and more of this recently and it really is wonderful stuff. Tobacco selection: Blending fine black cavendish with the irresistible qualities of Kentucky burley gives this flake a look, taste and feel uniquely its own. OK, Now that we have got presentation and tin note out of the way, lets delve into the tobacco a little deeper. Add to Wish List SKU: 100-8519 UPC: 781755019386 Availability: Cannot ship to Maine, South Dakota, Washington, Utah Free Shipping Orders over $95 in US Ship Worldwide Being single, I can't guess how someone else might feel about the after effects. Add selected to cart. Those two blends are very similar. The review. But I really enjoy the tin note. this blend has all the qualities of a tobacco I am looking for, why do you ask is it just "almost Perfect" I haven't tried every blend of tobacco, there might be one better. This top is more present on the nose than the tongue. Do not judge burleys until you try this and Barbary Coast! Not at all, actually quite delicate and subtle. Now, you may be asking yourself why someone would want to smoke something that looks like and smells like bacon, and to me the answer is simple, because everything in life is better with bacon. I think it's more pleasant than merely tolerable (although this could just be me). It comes in a 100g tin consisting of small thin flakes, 1&1/2 x 3/4 inches in size, jumbled about. There a still a couple of burley based tobaccos I have yet to sample, but for now, DSK is the one of the best of the lot, second only to Stonhaven. I couldn't sense liquorice in the scent, but just a lingering sweet earthiness. No flavoring detected. Well behaved and cool smoking this mixture satifsys my sweet tooth and passion for Burley all at once. I had the misfortune, as I wanted to try it, to see it become discontinued back in 2005 before I could place an order for it. Update: it's too much flavored to become an all day smoke for me and I grew out of it gradually. Peter Heinrichs Dark Strong Flake is still listed, currently out of stock, but still listed.
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