Easily one of the best and most unique aromatics, if not blends I've ever had. It has the qualities of burley and cavendish, but the topping has a honey note I've been looking for ever since House of Windsor quit making tobacco. This was a tobacco made by someone who was passionate about the product, and I look forward to many more bowls.The Wars of the Roses were 15th Century conflicts fought between the Yorks and the Lancasters for control of the throne of England. Though extinguished with the death of Richard III in 1485, the Yorkist tradition is proud and lives on both in its direct descendants and in the hearts and minds of English romantics. With White Rose, we honor the House of York.
This soft Burley and Cavendish mixture will be one of the most unique aromatics in your cellar. The pronounced honey topping at times resembles tea, or even rum. The sophisticated pipe smoker will immediate appreciate the essence of Lakeland tobacco characteristics, as rosewater is apparent on the exhale. A sweet, perfumed delight!
It's smoked dry, and the flavor profile is consistent throughout the bowl. If you like burley and something unique, this is worth trying.
