Manufacturer Description: Already the name suggests that only superb tobacco leaves are used
Id been eyeing this one for ages, convinced it had all the right signs of being a winner
A red virginia flake with red sun topping?Once the tin breaks a nice fruity smell combined with some citruses and tomato notes comes out(red sun cocktail is consisted of lemon and tomato liquer).the flakes are brown and bright with proper moisture nice texture and very manageable.rubbing is easy and no drying time is needed as lighting is easy with very few relights needed.while smoking the topping subtlimates a little the tobacco flavours but generally they combine very well.the virginias are mostly fruity and grassy with some citrus notes rarelly.the topping is lemony with some tomato notes that sweeten the tobacco a bit.generally the flavours taste natural and sweet.burns a bit quick and medium hot to ash with some moisture at the end of the bowl and a lot at the filter.the nicotine level is almost medium and the aftertaste sweet.there are some harsh points if pushed.the room note is discreet.definitelly a decent all day smoke but not something unique
Marijuana use and cancer incidence
I know personally that he's had other issues with the monopoly on booze and smokes as I've heard his (very justified) rants on why specialty tobaccos brands, Nat Sherman for example, which produce higher grade, higher quality non-chemically treated cigars and cigarettes (there are no additives in the tobacco, paper or filters) are not available in his store: they are not allowed to be imported and sold in Iceland, though much more toxic and probably deadly corporate brands (you know their names...) are
And consequently shortly after, also first time I swiped my card on such an expensive luxury
