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Blender's Gold - Golden Burley - Tobacco Reviews
I did a little research and discovered BG is made by Sutliff which recently acquired Dreamcastle tobacco. Golden Burley is another name for Sutliff's Maple Cavendish but sold under the OTC of Blender's Gold. Now BG blends come in 3.5oz tins rather than bulk bags. Purchased a few tins and aired out for two days on parchment paper, or until the tobacco was slightly moist. I've read other reviews where the biggest complaint is how wet or clumpy these blends can be. Cavendishes are naturally more moist than a standard Virginia or Burley mixture. In the tins this is far less of an issue as the tobacco is of a higher quality and not overly cased. After airing out, I jarred for two weeks in a Ball mason jar. Took some out and let it sit for an hour. When I lit a bowl, it was smooth with virtually no bite. I detected a faint floral note, noticeable nutiness and grass like quality that was more pronounced. Classic pipe room note. The maple is more subdued and adds a nice finish. When prepped right this is a solid smoke. And it's easy on the wallet. It seems the best BG blends are their Golden Burley, Burley and Black and Natural Cavendish. Enjoy. Pipe Used: Corncob Similar Blends: Sutliff Maple Cavendish. Gold Burley.. Some time ago, while on a driving trip, the idea came to me to try something other than the tobacco I brought with me. Realizing my only hope, would be Walgreens, I found one, and went baccy shopping. They had most of the usual stuff, plus these large poly bags of various blends. My eyes went straight to the bag marked “golden burley”. Great price, large bag and free shipping, why not. A short time later I was puffing nice clouds of wonderful mild burley smoke, with its distinctive aroma. Thinking how did I not try this stuff before? Light up is straight forward, flavor is pure mild burley, with no topping that I could detect, and there seems to be a pleasant amount of vitamin N, that covers that. If one must complain about something, I quest the fast burn rate should be noted, but in spite of this, the smoke remains without harshness and is completely bit free. A good candidate for a mild all day smoke. Since that time, this baccy has been used as a foundation for many homebrew blends, some better than others. Would I buy more? Yup, and I have. For what it is, simple unflavored straight burleys. 3 stars. My personal rating; 2.5/5 A real nice homebrew blend, using this baccy, is 3 parts GB too 1 part (Dan) Blue Note. For my taste a little BN goes a long way. I'm judging this tobacco based on what it is, not on what it is not. It's a plain golden burley, pure and simple. About a year ago I bought a 12 oz. Bag of this for $12 at a local Walgreen's and immediately packed it all into a pint sized Mason jar (yes it was a tight fit). Recently I returned to the jar and upon opening it was greeted with as delicious an aroma as I've ever met from any tobacco. Nothing exotic but plain home cooking, so to speak. An aroma that can only be attributed to good old American burley. I was immediately tempted to do what my cat does when I lay out an ounce of catnip for her; just bury my face in it. Smoking it was an equally delightful experience. That sweet, nutty, flavor one would expect from a good, plain, burley. Nothing complex. Nothing to fret over. No casing that I could detect. It lit on the first light and stayed lit to the bottom of the bowl. Left no goop, no gurgle. Never bit. Never turned bitter. Same flavor from start to finish. And the experience has been the same with every subsequent bowl. This is better than Prince Albert, Sir Walter Raleigh, Granger, or any other OTC burley I've ever tried, and considerably cheaper. I've never tried any of the boutique burleys at 3x the price of this stuff. I can't justify buying any, not when I can get a plain burley this good for $1 an ounce. Maybe the year tightly packed in the jar helped; I don't know. I've been told that such aging doesn't really improve burleys (though it obviously doesn't do them any harm either). Like anything else by Blender's Gold I have to leave it in a baking pan for a day or so to dry it out. The aroma was very sweet, but it decreased as it got drier. When I lit up I noticed an almost buttery taste with a hint of caramel, and my wife said it reminded her of pecan pie. For a "drugstore" tobacco this is really pretty decent as an everyday all day tobacco. I can honestly say I'll keep buying this in the future. Straw, with just a hint of caramel corn. I bought this while waiting on a mail order, Blender's Gold has become my 'nuclear winter, pipe tobacco. Pipe Used: Grabow, Milano, Lunessi Age When Smoked: 47 Purchased From: Walgreen's Judging a tobacco by its name is dangerous, from the name “Golden Burley” I anticipated a relatively unadorned, plain and trusty burley blend along the lines of a Prince Albert. This is NOTHING like a plain burley, it is an aromatic and a pretty heavy one at that. If you have an aversion to PG avoid this blend, if they had placed a bag of this in King Tut's tomb when the archeologists opened things up this tobacco would still have been moist even after centuries. In its favor it is cheap and available and the taste, which I had trouble completely pinning down, lets call it vanilla-caramel is not unpleasant. It did not bite, I finished the bag but it took me a long time and I was thoroughly tired of it long before it was all gone. If this was the only tobacco in the world I would still be a pipe smoker, but I would not enjoy it as much.
I have been coming into your stores for years every week to buy my pipe tobacco and I always bought 20 to 30 of other stuff while I was there. Blenders Gold.
Golden Burley is another name for Sutliff s Maple Cavendish but sold under the OTC of Blender s Gold. Pipe tobacco. Pipe Used: Grabow that golden burley.
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Super Value Black Gold is a mixture of golden brown and deep black When I started smoking a pipe, I used Captain Black. Super Value Black and Gold pipe tobacco.