If you're a fan of blends like the late, lamented McClelland Frog Morton series, this is a blend you should try - Sutliff Burma Road.
Virginias and Latakia are blended with some toasty black Cavendish and finished with notes of vanilla and rum to create a smooth American English blend that has smoky notes with mellow sweetness and an intriguing room note. If aromatic Latakia blends are in your wheelhouse, you should add Sutliff Burma Road to your rotation.
Hey folks I've tried at least five or six of these "crossover' blends and I must say I don't know how they call this blend an aromatic there's nothing sweet gloopy or aromatic about it. It's great!
Customer Testimonials
Great tobacco. Just enough Latakia to taste. Slightly sweet. Reminds me of Lane HGL but I think I like this a bit better.
JE of Cardwell, MO
Hankering for a change, I randomly chose Burma Road. Nice crossover blend. Very alive, but not too strong or bitey. I'll buy more.
BM of Kaukauna, WI
Absolutely beautiful flavors. I was an English fanatic and never dared touch the aromatics. I always wanted to try them but couldn't figure out why someone would want their tobacco to taste like anything but tobacco... then I tried this blend not knowing it was flavored and freaking LOVED it! Once I found out it was an English/Aromatic my bias was destroyed and I ordered 8 oz. Long story short... Try it. It's the perfect blend of English and Aromatic. The flavors compliment each other in a mad partnership of a perfect smoke... Enjoy.
SF of New Orleans, LA
Being a long-time aromatic smoker, I wanted to try something different. I was interested in trying a light English blend so ordered 1oz of Burma Road to try out. Man, this is good stuff. To my nose, the pouch note was of incense from the Latakia, but the flavor was very mild, and room note wonderful. If you're interested in a 'crossover' blend, you should try this one.
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