Reviews
Date Added: Friday 21 February, 2020
Kendal Dark Pipe Tobacco (Loose)
by Tony
Thanks this is my second purchase of this pipe tobacco very nice burning and aroma and value for money
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Date Added: Saturday 28 December, 2019
Very nice to smoke can be a bit harsh but nothing major highly recommend these cigars
Date Added: Sunday 22 December, 2019
Well what can i say about this tobacco? When I first opened the tin I was repulsed by the over powering smell of some kind of perfume or really strong Turkish delight! I left it over night then came back to it and the aroma had mellowed. I filled a bowl and tentatively lit up and WOW! What a difference, a beautiful smooth and really pleasant smell arose from the pipe, it tasted damn good too. It took me right back to my childhood when IÂ’d sit on the path outside my family home and wait for the old guy that lives a few doors down to pass by walking his dog and puffing on his pipe, it was that old smell that was rising from my pipe! Just magical, I highly recommend it just donÂ’t be put off by the initial smell when opening the tin. IÂ’ll be ordering more for sure.
Date Added: Wednesday 23 October, 2019
Ive tried one of these today and I had to give it up half way as it was too harsh with a bitter after taste! I was recommended to try this by someone who used to smoke them many moons ago and Im afraid I couldnt agree with his positive comments about them. Im still very new to the different strengths and tasting notes of cigars. But this wasnt for me!
Date Added: Monday 22 July, 2019
More a sup than a smoke as it burns quite hot. Faintly tastes like Bakewell tart but more of a crowd pleaser. Tobacco is pretty decent.
Date Added: Saturday 28 April, 2018
This is my first rope tobacco as I’m a relative new comer to the world of pipe smoking having moved over from cigars. I am a bit of a puffer with a pipe which can cause problems with aromatics and certain types which get quite hot. This however I found a cool and satisfying smoke. I order a sample first as I wasn’t sure if it would be my cup of tea. On opening the pouch I was greeted with a a dark rope which almost resembled a large cigar in its thickness but squashed and more compressed. It has a smokey smell and also a slight vinegar smell (not unpleasant). I cut off a few slices which fell apart on the cutting board. I decided to break them apart by hand and then chopped the pipe into smaller pieces and began to pack my pipe. Once filled I realised I had packed it too tight for a sufficient draw and repacked again ensuring I had an easy draw through the pipe. I repacked about 3/4 of my original packing when reloading the pipe and lit it up. It took a bit longer than loose tobacco to light but when going it only required a few re-lights through the whole bowl. It is a smokey flavou
