Dunhill Three Year Matured

Lil seeet for my taste. But everything you would expect from a virgina blend. Probably gona buy again

As a former cigarette smoker I rather enjoy this blend. Unlike other pipe tobaccos this is one you can inhale a bit, if one desires. As far as the aromatic label, I am not really getting that. Smells like matured tobacco in the tin with a slight hint of molasses and dries really crispy rather quickly. The room note is very cigarette-ish. The oriental flavor too is very subtle, almost unnoticeable. Maybe, they use one of the semi-oriental strains which reminds me of a cross between Burley and Turkish. If a ‘fruity’ Virginia is desired I would recommend the Dunhill flake or Peterson’s University flake, not this one. As far as an aromatic Virginia, MacBarens Connoisseur’s choice is my go to. So, I can see why this tobacco disappoints some people, but I really like it, albeit for all the wrong reasons.

I liked that it was a Virginia blend. It smoked like an aromatic near the end of the bowl, hot and wet. Not my first choice for a Virginia. If you want to experience the true Virginia, you need to get it in flake form: Dunhill Flake or Orlik Golden Sliced.

This is a very average Virginia/burley with a generic Danish treatment in an over-priced tin. To the folks at Dunhill --- If you can't do any better than this then YES you should give up your line of pipe tobaccos or else they will wither and die out on their own.. For shame,, Don't buy this product...!!!

Perfect smoke for any time in the day; even flavor and a cool burn make a great while working around the yard or in the house. This is a solid staple tobacco.

Great reminds me of "" flying dutchman"

I remembered the Dunhill cigars I used to smoke. This is not the same. Had no taste and burned poorly. Not buying this again.

I'm an admitted Dunhill fan but am not familiar with the original version of this blend. That said, I found this to be pleasing and reminding me of something my grandfather would smoke. It is powerful but easy on the tongue and leaves a room note that is best described as "pipe tobacco". While it may not be my daily choice, it will certainly have a late night place in my rotation.

First I'm a Dunhill fan. Second, this blend was new to me and I was unfamiliar with the original. I found it mellow with no bite and offering up a pleasant and subtle "pipe tobacco" room note. In my humble opinion, this is one of Dunhills better non-Latakia blends.

Not a big fan of virginia blends but I had to try this one. This blend offered everything it purported to be. Easy on the bite maybe a little on the strong side room aroma was pleasant. Smoked it a briar and cob and think the cob was a little more to it's liking. Would recommend it to a Virginia smoker.

I was so happy to learn that 3 Year Matured Virginia had returned, brought back by Dunhill. Alas, this isn't it. It is not really the same as the original, which had a lot more flavor, and smoked cooler. This version of the blend has the same tin design and the name but the original was darker in color (showing its "maturity"; and more than a hint of fruit (pear). I wish I had been in the tasting room when they were re-creating it--as this is close, but not close enough. Hence the 3 stars, and not 5. In my opinion, McClelland Matured Virginia #25 comes closer to what I was expecting from Dunhill's 3 Year Matured.

I don't like the cigarette flavor/smell out of these blends... Don't know what it is... Tastes a lot like Elizabethan mixture to me

just wonderful, may be the best I have ever smoked. It was nice and dry and smooth as silk ,It tasted hardy with a hint of fruit. I bought 3 tins and will buy more.THIS IS MY NEW GO TO !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not at all what I expected, to my pallet its harsh and has very little room note or flavor , some will love it but its noy my cup of tea.

This blend is balanced and true throughout the entire bowl. Excellent smooth smoke for any time of day.