Blending - Green River Black Cavendish

This stuff was a sweet treat that i used for a filler in my first blend. My first blend was sort of a train wreck. I used too many different kinds of tobacco and didnt balance them right so i didnt get all the little subtle flavors. But i did use this stuff for a filler. It made up half my mix. It provided a good sweet flavor that prolly saved the day. It tasted just like my reading said it should. Had a good mouth feel.

I've been using this to add a bit of sweetness to my blends. I love it

Use this in mixing my own blends. Offers a smooth and cool component to variations of non-aromatic and oriental mixes.

This is an essential black cav to have on hand. It’s excellent as a blending tobacco in many situations. However, its not universal. In vanilla or unflavored burley and Virginia based blends it’s excellent, slowing down the burn rate and complementing the flavor. Not so good with caramel or fruit flavored blends. I always have some on hand ready to try with new blends.

Nice to mellow and soft.en Burley

I bought some tobacco leaves from Leaf Only and made some blends. They all needed some black Cavendish. This mix is just great.

Great for smoothing out a blend and adding some natural sweetness. When it's used up in all my personal blends I will definitely be buying more.

I love this blending tobacco. Untopped Cavendish is a stable ingredient in most tinned and professionally blended poaches. Wonderful smell. Almost like prunes. I do not miss the vanilla topping that seems to be the only other option for Black Cavendish.

This is great for rounding out your blends without adding any unwanted flavor.

I have tried a wide range of Cavendish tobaccos. It seems like adding flavor to tobacco is a difficult process to get right. The Green River Black Cavendish process, gives about the best flavor of all the Cavendish varieties. Green river does blend very well with my favorite... Dark and Burley. That's my story and I am sticking to it

It is good for mixing or by itself.

The only one that I know here that doesn't taste phony & icky because of added chemical flavors. It's very nice.

I use this for blending purposes only. I don't smoke it straight but it provides a subtle sweetness that is necessary when blending Balkan Mixtures. Works very well & provides a little more Vitamin N than most other Black Cavendish. I also add a very minute amount, a few pieces... just a tiny smidgeon of Lane Limited Black Cavendish with this to create an added flavor dimension & a bit of extra sweetness while blending my Balkan Mixtures. I purchase most all my blending tobaccos from P & C & I can rely Russ Ouellette's experience for advice & always get a prompt reply. I've been doing business with P & C for about ten years & will continue to do so. They have a great selection of blending & bulk tobaccos @ reasonable prices. Many thanks to Russ for advice.

THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BLENDING TOBACCO. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. COOL BURNING. I RECOMMEND.

I had been looking for a non aromatic to round out the flavor of a blend I had been chasing for a while now. I needed something to bridge the gap between a bright yellow Virginia and the musky dark fruit flavor of the Perique so the good people here at P&C suggested this Black Cavendish, and wow they hit the nail on the head. Its subtle brown sugar flavor fit perfectly between the two. My blend is now complete, and I couldn't have done it without this mellow gem. Thanks guys!

Very smooth, fast shipping, good price.

Bought a pound. Very disappointing. Not much flavor and won't stay lit and when it does it burns too quickly. I'll go back to another.

A good, solid Black CAV. Good moisture level upon arrival.

good texture and taste

This adds a smooth taste to you blend. Any blend is enhanced. Is has a good room and the speaks for itself.

Good taste, but you should blend with one of your favorites.

Great tobacco blends great with a strong flavor

Good quality and no sharp bite on the tongue. Smooth

Not worth reordering

Blending this with virtually anything seems to make it better. It seems to smooth out harsher tobaccos and add a subtle sweet taste and aroma. I tried the Perique/Latakia/Cavendish mix that someone else suggested and it was pretty darn delicious. My only complaint would be that it is extremely dry. It crumbles easily and is more of a "flake" cut than a ribbon. It makes it slightly more difficult to blend but I assume it's the result of the way the tobacco is processed.