I've been enjoying Latakia heavy NETs (Latakia bombs) so my sense of taste is seriously skewed and out of whack. With that caveat in mind, here's my latest picks; The last good tobacco I sampled was SPC's "Mississippi River special reserve". It yielded a smooth but distinct NET that tastes like ultra premium tobacco, somewhat similar to the regular "Mississippi River" but better, more opulent in my opinion. It reminded me of a cross between a $30 cigar and the $15 an ounce pipe tobacco I had a couple of decades ago, a very "premium" flavor which may or may not be a good thing depending on your taste preference. Also recently enjoyed was C&D's "Da Vinci" a mixture of Latakia, Burley and Virginia tobaccos but the Latakia isn't as dominant in this blend as it normally tends to be.
Unfortunately, my current rotation isn't anything most of you would like. I'm still into Latakia heavy NETs with Tsuge "Ryujin" and C&D's "Constellation" leading the pack. The Ryujin seems to have disappeared from the marketplace, can't find it anywhere so perhaps it's been discontinued. I have enough concentrated extract to last me for years so I'm not too worried. I don't have any new tobaccos to try, haven't been shopping for months.
I'm busy renovating/modernizing my historic century old Victorian home/property and will be for the next few years. Last year I extracted large quantities of my favorite tobaccos (all 16 of them) and enough of each to last a decade or two. Concentrated, purified, filtered and stored next to my stockpile of liquid nic, I'm set for the long haul and exempt from any future FDA or state nonsense. I do still plan to sample new tobaccos as I find them but gone are the days of mass extractions. I'm pretty much done, from here on out it's just for fun and pleasure, not out of necessity.
Just ordered the 8 oz can. 
