The most striking feature I have noticed with this blend is that even though it is a very strong aromatic in flavor, forest berries in fact, it has none of the gunkiness of a lot of aromatics.
Now I must say, I like all tobacco types so I am totally unbiased when it comes to reviewing tobaccos. But the more I smoked it, the more I need to try another bowl and now I have almost emptied the tin.
#HAWKEN TOBACCO REVIEWS FULL#
A few months later, I was gieven a full tin of this in a trade and thought, well, I will give it a test to review and give the rest away. At first, I was given a bowl to try and well, was a little put off by it, too aromatic. Because this blend is for sure an aromatic to the highest degree. If one does not like aromatics then this is for sure not for you and you might as well move on. A very polarizing blend depending on which side of the fence you’re smoking. It will quickly ghost a briar, and will do the same to a meer in short order. Has a long lingering after taste and strong room note. Leaves some moisture in the bowl, and requires a few relights as it tends to burn wet. It burns clean at a moderate pace and fairly cool with a very consistent, incredibly sweet, mostly smooth, creamy flavor. The strength and taste levels are very deep and potent. I don't notice the black cavendish, so I assume it provides smoothing sugary sweetness. Once in a while, I got a little grassiness from the Virginia, but not often. Various berries, cherry, vanilla, spice, sugar, butter, honey, caramel, and Lord only knows what other flavors are in here. The first thing that hits you is the fruity sweet toppings, and the aroma out of the tin is strong and intoxicating.
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