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| 1/2 pound 267 grams of Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Rum Twist This is a twist made from the Straight Virginia as the Black and Brown Irish X. It has additional Rum flavoring added during manufacture. This is a very strong tobacco as it does not undergo the pressure cooking process. |
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| I cut some coins with my flake cutter folded and stuffed them in my Petersons Sterling silver no 15. Rubbed out a coin and sprinkled some on top to get it going. It was hard to light but once i had it going it kept going. The rum flavour is there in the background. Also has a very full tobacco flavour. Full of nicotine but not quite the kick of Samuel Gawith - 1792 Flake / Cob Plug which is a good thing. I tried chewing some first time for me. Cut of a chunk about 1/2 inch long and popped it in. This is where the rum taste shines and the tobacco tastes so strong. I could only keep it in for about 10 minutes as it started getting too strong next time a smaller chunk. The nicotine kick was a surprise to me. I cant believe how well it worked. Next time i'm on a plane or a hotel this will come in handy. |
I love G&H rum twist. It, along with brown bogey and dark twist are some of my favorite smokes. Love the stuff in a briar with a wide open draw. Good, good, goooooood stuffah!
ReplyDeleteNice to hear from you Chuck thanks for your comments.
DeleteBeen using one of my hunting knives with a 6" blade and a board to slice my baccy lately. Working a treat so far. I have found that there is a problem with these baccys. The more I some them the more I want to smoke them and the shorter the twist gets. ;^()
ReplyDeleteThats what happens Chuck and they're so darn hard to get.
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