What goes well with FA Burley? Call for Cherry pipe tobacoo recipies?

[Lemonaid]

Hello Everyone,

I'm quite new at the DYI but am having a great time.

I made an attempt at cherry pipe tobacco which turned out interesting. (It was based on Burley, butternut,walnut and cherry)

It is however not at all like 'Cherry pipe tobacco' just a stand alone interesting flavor.


So I have two questions this time:
Does anyone have a good recipe for 'Cherry pipe tobacco"?

and as I am really loving the FA Burely what other tobacco flavors complement it?

I was looking at the following (MFS has today and tomorrow w/ no shipping charges) but not sure which or any would blend with my beloved FA Burley.

FA - 7Leaves Ultimate (base)
FA - Cowboy Blend
FA - Cuban Supreme
FA - Dark Vapure
FA - Desert Ship Blend
FA - Latakia
FA - Maxx-Blend
FA - Mellow Sunset
FA - Perique Black
FA - Royal
FA - Virginia

Thanks for the advice

 

[Lemonaid]

What I've read so far, but of course the descriptions are subjective.

would love to hear how these descriptions compare with the experience of folks on here.


FA - Maxx-Blend --- Described as ‘Pipe like’
FA - Latakia --- Described as ‘oak wood toned’

FA - Cuban Supreme--- Described as ‘cigar like’
FA - Desert Ship Blend --- Described as ‘slightly citrusy’
FA – Royal--- Described as ‘woody’
FA – Virginia --- Described as ‘smoky flavor’

FA - Dark Vapure--- Described as ‘heavy tobacco with cocoa tones’
FA - Mellow Sunset -- Described as ‘light tobacco with licorice undertone’
FA - Cowboy Blend --- Described as ‘mild sweet’

FA - Perique Black --- Described as ‘close to conventional cigarettes’
FA - 7Leaves Ultimate (base) -- Described also as ‘close to conventional cigarettes’

 

[Hoosier]

Sounds completely correct and wrong too.

FA tobaccos have different tastes depending on what percentages they are mixed at. Try a 2%, a 6% and a 15% Cuban, as an example, and see for yourself. It's very much cigar like at 15%, but different at 2 though still kinda nice.