While I didnt pick up any dark chocolate from Pirate Kake, I did indeed find it to be buttery smooth (and slightly sweet, just like them caramels) and I also found it to be delectably salty some (and so the name, Pirate Kake perchance -- the salty)? Rating: 5 out of 5 big hoop earings and cutlass', Enjoy. Fantastic smoke. When rotated with other blends (I smoked Virginias around this) it was really good, but trying to go bowl after bowl until the tin was empty was just too much for me. The aroma was all latakia and the taste was pretty much the same. Chi pu dirlo, questo un fumo da pirati, uomini rudi che amano un gusto davvero preciso e deciso. weigh anchor, set sail and sip for a bit. I am thrilled to find a blend where I can enjoy the flavor and spice of the Turkish without it being overpowering. A smooth, robust blend with LOTS (75%!) The smokiness is cool and mellow, very nice, but I failed to really see how this was a team effort. I revisited me old block of Pirate Kake about a week ago, and found it had dried quite a bit more than I wanted it to. Totally my own fault : ). Flavoring? Now as excited as I was about all the hype I jarred it as soon as I opened it and promptly rubbed some out and filled my bowl. I love it. I just find it has that lovely latakia s pice without burning me out. So, I sat back down and enjoyed the rest of the bowl! This is definitely one of my desert island choices. Smoking this tobacco reminds me of eating foods that have been really heavily smoked. Other than that, I believe this to be the perfect blend for true lover's of Latakia, it showcases the rich, velvety, smokey, slightly sweet, delectability of Latakia, while offering a robust, yet silky smooth, full smoking experience. This blend has a lot of charm. All in all, a different and unique pipe smoking experience; it will not be in the regular rotation, and I would not seek out again. Still great within its genre.however, and a big however it is, it tends to get overwhelming and is almost too much of a great thing. The VA's may be lower in percentage, but they are first rate and their earthy sweetness are obvious. Its a straight, delicious, full tobacco. Rubs out well and makes a very smooth smoke. especially the Turkish, which I really like. I am trying this out today as I wanted a full throttle Latakia smoke for a change of pace. UPDATE: 12/3/2013 Not just a lat bomb. Just too much Latakia for me. Comes in a crumble cake form, like a dried out brownie. Comparable to an Is lay Whiskey in smokiness, though if one is looking for notes of peat I recommend C&D's 'Strathspey'. A Latakia lover's treasure. (how many times did I say smoky so far? A very cool, smooth, and pleasant smoke if you love Latakia. This is the Tactical Nuclear Penguin of pipe tobacco - a joke that probably belongs in a Mountain Dew commercial and not in polite company. I was expecting a one-dimensional experience, but I assure you there is more to this tobacco than many give it credit for. Mind you, I don't regret trying itthe tobacco's were good quality, it's just that this blend is not for me. 2oz Tin. Ive finally settled on this is one great blend! Because of the high concentration of lat, this blend is very smooth and leathery with campfire notes galore. There is a relatively low nicotine content in this blend. You can almost hear your girl complaining about this one already. Hadnt been a fan of too many english blends but after getting this in the mail today, i have to completely agree with these other comments. I have to admit I sort of got into the spirit of this blend. Ahoy! To my good fortune the tins were already a year aged when I received them and a little over 2yrs old when I popped the first one. As I worked my way through a two ounce tin I could not help but wonder if this was created on a dare. This is a definite tobacco. In the smoke the Latakia - even though being 75% percent of the blend - really smooth and silky. Just cut or tear off a piece, then rub it out and fill your bowl as usual. It might need a relight or two. Of coarse still a Latakia powerhouse yet smoother on the palate as it gains age. Medium to strong nic hit with absolutely zero bite. Im a latakia lover. A lot. This will be one of my favorites. Rich, ever-changing as it burns, long-lasting and cool, PK is one of Craig Tarler's grandest accomplishments, the stuff of tobacco dreams! I don't like the cut of this tobacco ( Krumble kake, broken rubbed out flake). So full flavored but with no hint of bite. OE was suppose to cut the heavy Latakia of PK , but one thing it does is bring the Burley slightly into play, that I don't like. After a couple of minutes of gentle drawing my mouth became very dry and so I put the pipe down and went back into my house to get a glass of home vinted pear wine -slightly sweet - to quench the fire. Same thickness, same density, and some of the same smell. The reason for this was a combination of my observations and the many warnings from fellow reviewers about its heavy-to-horrid Latakia content. Bottom line: If you love a big dose of Latakia, then run and get some, if you don't this one may change your mind! I now know why pirates don't have wives. I smoked some the next day and I noted that it smelled similar to being in smokehouse. Taste like how it smells. Similar Blends: Motzek - Kieler Foerde (TAK). This is actually a very well rounded blend. You must be 21 years or older to make any selections on this site - by doing so, you are confirming that you are of legal age to purchase tobacco products or smoking accessories. But every once in a while I crave nothing but that smokey goodness you can only get with a "lat-bomb&qu ot;. A must for all Latakiaphiles! Hermit Tobacco Works Co. - Captain Earle's - Ten Russians, Dan Tobacco - Old Ironsides (American History Mixtures). This does blast my palette out completely after smoking it, so it is resigned to evening smokes until I can strengthen my tongue. Glad I gave it a shot and a second try. I think a 5% more of it and it would be a really great blend! The room note is as expected, full Latakia. the sweetness of the cavendish cut burley seems a perfect low key accompaniment to all those dark smoky flavours I want from the lat and orientals. A smooth, robust blend with lots (75%!) I suppose that there are people out there for whom there can never be too much Latakia or Perique or Basma, or whatever other condiment we can name. I had been curious to try a "lat-bomb" and this certainly seemed to be held in high esteem by many so I gave it a shot. It is absolutely exquisite. . I only plan on smoking this on occasion myself. I think it smells great myself. Avast! I've had english blends once or twice for fun but don't really like them. I do know it did not hurt it one bit. It seems, pretty much everything has been said already about this blend! It burns cool, rich tasting smooth flavor and a delightful smokey aroma. This is a hefty stout LATAKIA, probally Syrian the way it is good and SMOKEY. I recommend this blend without any reservation. The latakia here overwhelms this blend. This blend is a Latakia lovers dream in the scene that IT IS A LAT BOMB and i like it. It does smoke cool with no bite. Is it a Lat-heavy blend that explodes your palate in such a way as to make any and all future Latakia blends unpalatable? The expression Lat-Bomb has always been tossed about in such a disparaging way, I always assumed the term to be a pejorative one. Purchased From: Dubini, Chiasso (Switzerland). If I had a preference I would add a stoved Virginia to this blend to round it out and add richness to it. The full-flavored body, woody and smoky aroma & delicious hints spice & leather - are what make this a Latakia lover's treasure. Its taken to long to write this. Cannot recommend this enough! Flavorful and super relaxing. Age When Smoked: new, less than a year old tin. I never really get a nic buzz from this. if you can procure it I received an neat little 1/2 ounce cube of this as a gift from Smokingpipes.com in an order that I had placed. I always have a couple brownies of this laying around. Choose Options. So much so, that I feel its only fair to profess that Pirate Kake has a number of admirable attributes that fellow latakiaphiles will most certainly applaud. I expect to re-order this regularly. I love the kake format, and will buy more. It seemed to have dried out some, so I have tried rehydrating it. I always welcome this unique cake cut from C&D. Another aspect that makes it great is the fact that when you pack a bowl, it does not have the tendenciy to spring back up. It is not a Latakia bomb, but a super creamy, medium body, medium strength medium deepness Latakia blend. The good point is the concentration on Latakia, with no corrections, and this is also a weak point, since it flattens the experience. The first thing that hit me. As a person who likes just about all styles and blends, I purchased a 'brick' of this stuff simply to see what the extreme end of the Latakia spectrum was like. Heavy in each puff but always controlled by the Burley and Orientals, the Latakia seemed almost like a mild perfume that the other two were wearing. I really wanted to like this tobacco, but I find the heavy latakia blend to be too parching to enjoy regularly. The taste is a rich, creamy, smooth almost minty flavor with latakia dominating the senses. The smoke has zero bite and is full of flavor. It doesn't bite me any, regardless of my technique, it's just a very comfortable smoke. Taste wood, mildly sweet, some floral and smokey earthy flavors. The generous amount of smokey Latakia (75%) combined with the sweetness of the Turkish and hit of nicotine from the burley really agreed with my taste buds. This is for those dirty pirates!!! Of all the C&D blends I have sampled, this one indubitably stands head-and-shoulders (in the crows nest, matey) above all the rest. I know I like it, but I am not sure if it will always be in my stock. The blend smokes really smooth. Whatever. Pirate Kake is distantly similar in taste to CAO's Old Ironsides, but the Latakia content here is much more overwhelming. I know, "BLASPHEME!" I've never smoked a blend with this much Latakia and would not have, had it not been given to me. The kake is very crumbly, easy to break into chunks or rub out. I must say that I was surprised at the smoothness of this blend considering its very high latakia content. Great stuff, IF you like latakia dominated blends. Surprised that some found Latakia to be overwhelming as I found it just a little over medium in strength. Second the name is brilliance. Let me say, up front, I'm a Latakia fan. I'll have to smoke more, but I've found my new favorite at the moment. I am a fan of Latakia and do not like a lot of spice. Yes its filled with Latakia to the brim, but as mentioned by blenders before, Latakia has this kind of event horizon, where if you use enough of it, its less of a lat bomb than blends with less Latakia. What I find Surprising straight away is that having imagined this a heavy smoke, it is quite the opposite. This may truly be thee fynest treasure in the seven seas!! Pirate Kake is definitely a "Lat. It is a pretty intense smoke in my opinion. . Its just good, kick your taste buds in the butt good, but its good. As far as C&D's products go, Greg Pease's Quiet Nights recipe has more of that creosote/Latakia flavor up-front. Each breath of the smoke leads me on. This is THE blend for the latakia lover! All the reviews are very complete, so I will just add my few points. bomb. The cake breaks up easiest by hand, first breaking off large chunks of the whole then smaller chunks then rubbing those out into smokable bits. The cons: It comes in a little brick - it look very suspicious. I love lats but to be honest they mostly taste the same to me (mostly but there are plenty of exceptions) and judging by the aroma I figured thatd be The case. The note is brighter and more lively than others,which serves to create it's own bold, lusty personality. It's not so much of that "campfire" Latakia taste as it is that mossy, damp, woody, nature-like taste. I could make this a very short review and just mention that it is a fantastic Latakia, Burley, Oriental blend. For me, it is sheer heaven and I could smoke it all day. In any case, after finishing a bowl I often felt sated for quite some time. update July 2014** I decided to change the blend type of this tobacco to other primarily because I don't believe it is an English blend due to its high amount of Latakia. It was more pleasant than I expected. Oak Pirate Kake by Cornell & Diehl is sold in a 2-oz tin. :). But, its also just fun. Please keep it coming. It is not at all one-dimensional, even if it obviously is a Latakia forward blend, given its 75% proportion. Thus the medium rating. Orientals play a bigger role at the end of the bowl. And here I thought I was going to be an Aro guy! of exceptional Latakia accompanied by Turkish and Burley. But it's a very static single-note mixture. I just pull it apart, load and light. Perfect moisture content out of the tin for breaking a piece off the cake and stuffing. This is an exceptional tobacco. However, there is nothing better than this for Latakia -Lovers. This is the blend for the Latakia lover. It does have a slight spiciness to it, but it's missing the punchiness of Ten Russians, the depth of Bill Baileys Balkan, and the spicy sweet subtleties of Plum Pudding. This was confirmed by the frequent relights during the first half of the bowl - mea culpa. I pick up a lot more sweetness, with a pungent sourness, like cherries that aren't quite ripe yet. No issues tasting this bad boy! Finally getting to share my review on Cornell and Deihl's Pirate Kake!!! For a cigar smoker I think latakia is the way to go - Its a stronger flavor and extremely relaxing, that virginia stuff does not compare! Don't let this review throw you off of the stuff you may like it. OMG!!! I Love The Smell of Creosote and Campfires in the Morning, Product: Cornell & Diehl Pirate Kake 16oz. While it does lack depth, the appeal of the hea vy lat is enough for lat heads. Pipe Used: Peterson Donegal Rocky 01, MM bent apple diplomat, Purchased From: Habana Port Cigars, Metairie, LA. Two words describe this offering from C&D, Latakia Bomb! I was pleasantly surprised to be wrong though; this blend is more of a medium strength. The oriental come up for air but just barely. Upon opening I was greeted with the smell of a thousand campfires. Slightly dry and astringent smoke (but in a good way?). Look. The tin description says, it contains 75% (!) Having wanted to go for a really heavy blend I decided I'd give it a try. I foresee lots of Pirate Kake and Star of the East Flake in my pipe smoking future. I don't think I will be buying it again. If you love latakia this is for you. Due to the descriptors I used, it is a smoke best enjoyed outdoors or in the privacy of your smoking room. Unlike Billy Budd, where cigar leaves are blended, Pirate Kake is always a delicious blend, both before and after meals. Amazingly smooth and heavenly delicious! This blend is one for the manly men and only to be enjoyed amongst other Latakia lovers. It was almost worth the price just for that. I get a kick out of the one-star reviews. Tobacco. This tobacco is incredibly smooth and cool to smoke. This is a dark black brick which crumbles into wonderful flakes very easily and is able to be sprinked and packed nicely - a few lighter colored flakes are evident in the crumbling. Not much to say beyond that. For Example: Enter 16 in quantity box for 1 pound. It's not unusual to get a two hour smoke out of this combination. I had forgotten how nice that first blast of latakia is when it's lit. Easy to break off and prepare in your pipe. While for me Penzance is for special occasions, Pirate Kake is the perfect last smoke of the day for every day. Good sturdy blend for those afternoons/evenings when you want to slow down and count your dubloons, leathery campfire notes with a hint of spice from those orientals just enough burley to balence the blend out nicely. Choose Options. I consider wondefull, fully taste, flavour and scent. Ten Russians is still the latakia heavy blend I reach for but this is a nice step down. I took it up after having given up the pipe for a decade or so, took it up again, and wanted to recapture the intensity of the Balkan blend I used to smoke in my university days. Recommended for English and Oriental fans only. I will keep this in my rotation and continue to cellar as I go. Pirate kake in the little devil cob this morning. Breaking off pieces of this luscious, indulgent cake, rubbing it out and preparing it in the pipe is half the fun. There are a quite a few stems in my batch, I might go as far as to call it stemmy. 21.58. It is pretty straightforward with its flavors , but in an enjoyable way, and as I said before it is a very cool and smooth smoke. My suggestion, as always, smoke it slowly,very slowly in little medium vintage pipes . The single clarion note LATAKIA is all you get. I could not cut this with my fairly substantial pocketknife, only whittle on it, just like a hunk of decking. I would truly smoke this over a lot of other sought after blends. The quality is there, no questions asked. b. the twelfth infallible imam was still alive and would return to spread his faith. One must either have a fried tongue or be a masochist to enjoy Pirate Kake. The latakia overwhelms the other "trace" ingredients. I might jump that to highly recommended for the latakiaphiles out there. Easy to rate, easy peasy: highly recommended. Another great C&D english. A drawback for me is the frequent relights, even with a dried tobacco. ?.LOTS of exceptional Latakia? Pirate Kake starts off tasting like a lightly salted, buttered biscuit, the butter making a creamy filling for the pastry. Initially very smoky, somewhat sweet, very smooth, but ultimately uninteresting. I don't think I will be buying another tin, but it was a good experience. I only mention that to put my review into perspective. 210 Per OZ Ratings17 $3.29 Five year forecasts of market trends and market growth. If you enjoy the smoky leaf and want to push the limit, I highly recommend this blend! But this still is a good and rough almost pure Latakia island for Pirates! Something consistant with New Castle or darker. I suppose there are those who just can't get enough latakia who will like it, just as there are those who put an entire bottle of ketchup on their food. I enjoy the honey like notes with light puffing. Lots of power. The other tobaccos are added to simply smooth off the rougher edges, as opposed to smoking it straight. I heard burning leaves and campfire from most everyone there. But it is gone now, and so I begin a quest for my Holy Grail: A substitute to replace the standard on which all English tobaccos are based. When I lit it up, my sample smoked like a purring kitten. Smooth and creamy smoke. Ok folks, this is what it is. Theyre just a better smoke. On the other hand if you like heavy Latakia blends then this may be for you. However, for the most part I found that there was so much Lat. I wanted to test it to make sure so I left the den for a few minutes to get a drink and came back to rolling smoke and a room that had a pleasant rich and smoky smell that was strong like there had been a pillaging and plundering and burning raid in the room.. there were even bodies laying there in the smoke.. oh wait those are passed out collies taking a nap. I started smoking pipes a couple years ago with those pouches you could get out of stores and nothing against those tobacco are the people that smoke them just thought something was missing I finally found this smoking pipes.com website ordered a tin of nightcap and that was my 1st real true experience with great tinned tobacco and that was my 1st while moment smoking a pipe while now you can't get nightcap anymore and I was looking for that wow again and just happened to pick up a can of pirate cake and this is as close a second to the while that I 1st experienced the nightcap not saying the tobaccos are similar just saying that while factor has to be the 2nd best tobacco that I've ever tried and will order more and more this is just a great smoke everything you could want every feeling every emotion just a great all around smoking tobacco. I love Latakia. It burns dry and relatively cool. I could easily do back-to-back bowls of it, but I'm not a new smoker so YMMV. sample and I liked this blend so much, I ordered 8 ounces then 16 ounces sizes to store and smoke over time. Back then it was not called (Sea Scoundrels) either just Pirate Kake. It has quite a Latakia kick (about 75 percent Latakia.) I like Burley tobaccos as well, I just don't think this blend uses it well. I pack it somewhat loosly and it lights easily and burns nicely. The initial flavors are of sweet latakia and incense like orientals. Highly recommended. Absolutely no indication of bite even when puffing vigorously. The satisfaction this baccy gives me is immense. I got a sample from a friend and was very grateful, but I wont be purchasing any of this, just not something I would not smoke often at all. Haharrrrr!! I was a little worried that the 75% latakia was a bit of a gimmick but its nice. Anyways all I can say is WOW! The BB seems to burn better too, for some reason.Enjoy, you huge latakia fans.there's nothing else. On reflection I doubt the Lat is Syrian either, I was probably confused by the other Orientals. My significant other, who is a real trooper for not complaining about me smoking pipes in the house, left the room as the aroma was a bit much for her. Tin of 50 Grams. Update 6/14: I had upped the rating on this to 3 stars a while ago as I began to appreciate it more when I smoked in as a leisurely, late night smoke, and not as a daylong choice. Similar Blends: Star of the east is somewhat comparable. Had a little bit of a time getting this to light with the high latakia content, but it worked in the end. Another winner from C&D. I was hoping for some spicy flavor to counterbalance so much Latakia, but alas 'twas not to be found. If you are not a latakia lover than this blend is not for you, if you are this blend will float on cloud nine. You either love Latakia or you seldom partake in it. No pretense is made about subtle reflections but instead, a robust presentation of flavors that complement one another well. Offering a wide assortment of styles and flavors, Nakhla really is one of the best brands without doubt. A few friends and I recently tried this blend. It lites well and stays lit right down to the end of the bowl. Absolutely luscious! One of my favorite after-dinner, sitting on the porch, watching-the-glaciers-move pipes is a "latakia parfait", constructed thusly: In a tallish bowl combine first Old Ironsides as broken flakes (bottom third), next crumbled Pirate Kake (middle third), and finally Commonwealth Mixture (top third of bowl). I smoke all kinds of English/Balkan stuff. While perhaps one dimensional I love this rich Lat bomb in one of my English billiards. I've decided I would rather put my money towards PK. It's smokey alright. Usually I only find it in blends with plenty of perique. Love it! If you like a whole lotta Latakia, go for it. 12-03-2004 Put away your cutlass' maties! Five of five stars ------------ march 06 update. It reminds me of a fireplace burning in the wintertime, and brings back fond memories. That being said, it is still something to go into with your eyes open. Highly recommended for Lat-Heads. That being said for me even staying within the same company I think you get much more nuance and flavor while remaining a great smoke from Stimulus Package or Da Vinci maybe even Mississippi Mud if youd like black Cavendish. Made from several high quality latakias including syrian and cyprian. Tonight, it is C&D's Pirate Kake. I dont resist. I think the blend meets the goal of a fine tobacco that is easy for most to enjoy. This is the single greatest Latakia blend on the market. But I didn't throw it out and instead kept the small plastic bag in a drawer. I like Latakia, but I wouldn't consider myself one that likes it to totally dominate the blend. It is a bomb in my assessment. It lit up very easily with no dry time and even though the taste was a single note it was not at all overwhelming . Not for anyone shy about Latakia, nicotine, or burley. Latakia blends are my favorites. Get your Cornell & Diehl Haunted Bookshop Cake Pipe Tobacco from the #1 in customer service and fast affordable shipping (and a small business) TobaccoPipes.com! An 8 oz. YA GOTTA TRY THIS. The cake crumbles good and packs well, I like to put the finer rubbed out pieces in the bottom and top with some fat chunks in the middle. Nice taste of mesquite, oak, cedar and some pine with a nice bitter dark chocolate after taste that lingers on the palate. This is as close, however, to cigar smoke as the wife will tolerate, as the room note can be cutting and a little acrid. I can imagine the dedicated Pirate Kake lover sitting alone at home, after all his friends have fled the toxic smell, grumbling to himself about how he never liked having friends anyway. No burn issues at all with minimal relights. I will cellar the rest of this heavy tobacco until I am ready for it at a later date. The smoke is abundant with each puff, and I guess some would probably find offensive. Full in taste but medium in strength. Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like The Mughal ruler who constructed the Taj Mahal was a. Shah Jahan b. Akbar c. Zahir al-Din Muhammad d. Osman Bey e. Aurangzeb, The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires were all a. Christian b. anamistic c. Zoroastrian d. Buddhist e. Islamic, The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires all originally came from a. descendants of the . It does produce a decent amount of smoke. Cornel & Diehl Pirate Kake Tin Pipe Tobacco. Leaves little moisture in the bowl, and requires some relights. Pirate kake is popular for a reason! Very ascertive, and smoky. It was some of the nicest Latakia I have smoked in some time. Seventeen stars. But at first light was this smooth and beautifully flavorful tobacco ! English blends are my favorite treat. Brand: Cornell & Diehl Series: Sea Scoundrels Blended By: Cornell & Diehl Model: Pirate Kake Tobacco Type: Burley, Latakia & Oriental Yes, it is for the latakia affectionato but there is so much else going on in this one. . Mind you, its a good mixture; smooth and heavily smoky. Very few relights, and is just heavenly. That is not a latakia bomb nor a full strength smoke in my opinion. The age has definitely blended the strong latakia together into the others. The actual cube of Latakia, I mean. I am a Latakia lover. It was a half ounce. Very smokey and rich, but smooooth. The room note is smokey and sweet all around a amazing smoke. I find PK to be a charmingly enjoyable blend, smooth as butter, rich with wood, earth and leather, along with some sweet coupled with sea salt (and a mineral-like element that I cant quite put my finger on its not quite soda-like but it sits right behind the salt). In turn, the Latakia keeps any bite from the spicy Turkish i n check. I do read some reviews that the burley is undetectable, and used as a filler, however this is not the case for me. Mid-Bowl: The other leaves add their support and give this blend nice body. Sounds weird maybe, but it is a sublime experience for the latakia lover. Yep this and star of the east are extremely delicious tobaccos. Surprisingly sweet, yes, but also flat. As a former cigar smoker this was right up my ally. Just a great meaty smoke. The Burley is woody and dry, but are detectable in this smoke. I have done so (with some regularity, in fact) but this tames it just enough to keep it from being a full-on blowout. In any event, its change, and change within change, moving from Burley to Latakia to Turkish the wisdom of the Orientals, coupled with the taste of the ages. Burns consistently once lit. So I figured I'd go down to the liquor locker and pull out the Cruzan dark Rum. I have never been offered so much as advice on a football game, and never anything like a tin of pipe weed for my reviews. Pairs up well with Islay scotches. As for the room note unfortunately even though I always smoke outside, some wafted in and my girl friend was not too happy but I was, ha. The Turkish/orientals are dry and very floral. $11.25. Definately in my top 10. That being said, this stuff is good enough to drive to the next state to enjoy. This is a blend I've since left behind but of which I have fond memories. Once the kake is rubbed out sufficiently it does need a little drying time maybe only 30 minutes or so. Enough nicotine to keep me happy, enough stink to annoy the wife. My new favorite. The flavor stays consistent and doesn't get harsh near the end. I enjoy English blends regularly but not exclusively. When Im in the mood for a massive Lat hit, I reach for this one! It's not harsh, there's a certain smokiness which has it's edged rounded by a creamy finish. This is a sit down and do nothing else but smoke tobacco. Also, clean the pipe after each use, as this stuff will lead a silty residue. I got this as a sample from smokingpipes.com, and wanted to try a crumble cake. By mid bowl I thought I was smoking granulated road tar ? Still it burned extremely well, and it was smooth smoke. I have smoked through 6oz and have 4 left so we shal see how PK fairs in the next 6 months. Most say it reminds them of a nice woodsmoke campfire. There's something about the experience that's like drinking neat tea. Has a waxy essence to it and if you enjoy Latakia this will be a go to blend. I like itbit heavy for those in the same room if they don't like latakia but nice when one is alone. Ok Im on my river Roasting fish over a campfire. The aftertaste is yummy smokey incensy latakia.
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