Gawith Hoggarth Bulk: ENNERDALE FLAKE

Oh thats pungent when its fresh. Never smelled the almond/madagascan vanilla scent before? Leathered with violet, rosehip/rose, powdery like lillies, lilacs and lavenders or maybe essences of all. Its a marvel, a true marriage and vision of a master blender with a highly refined palate. Maybe it was inspired by 1950/60s soap sold in the uk. Its sophisticatedly refreshing, elegant and timeless. When I pipe Ennerdale flake, I taste the colour Mauve, lilac and pretty shades of light purple, like lavender and pastel magenta. A true beaquet of colours and flavours. The dark and brown tobaccos heavily complemented to showcase the possibilities of the modern creative process. This is a mitchelin star, in amongst a lot of smash burgers. Smash burgers are great once in a while, but its not fine dining. I like fine dining.

Love the various types of tobaccos and types. This is a good amount of good flake for a great price

Jeff is the best

Got my Ennerdale the way I like it. Thanks 4noggins. Shipping was very, very fast. Duty killed me, but waited a long time for this tobacco.

Bulk, folded and stuffed in a contemporary (Duncan Briars) Ben Wade bulldog: Charring light and first few puffs release the full strength of signature Lakeland essences (floral, perfumey, soap-like.) Initially it seems slightly sharp, like a "sassy" Va flake, but it settles down quickly and merely produces a warming sensation on the palate and sinuses -- bite free and a smooth, thick, chewy smoke. Excellent mouth feel. The scents ease off quickly and a subdued but unmistakeable chocolate flavor steps forward to augment a very natural basic tobacco taste. Excellent balance from the Va.'s and Burley while the ever present Lakeland scent merely decorates the whole experience. Easily lit as a folded flake, and a slow burning smoke, so set aside some time before you fire-up a full bowl. Recommended, and an excellent intro to Lakeland scents as well as folded flakes.