I've smoked about 3oz of the Luxury Twist. The scent (to me) is a faux maple syrup. I pick up Stokkebye scent more than I do in the milder Gawith Hoggarth (that many find oppressive), so I'm with you Bryan and had the same experience with this tobacco. It did get better.
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07-31-2015, 06:36 PM #1True Derelict
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I had a similar first impression of LTF. I wanted to like it but there was a distracting and not particularly enjoyable aftertaste. To me, it was an artificial taste; somewhat sweet, but unnaturally so. The smell reminded me of play-doh.
I decided to put it away for a while. Time passed and I enjoyed at least a jar each of the other luxury flakes before I sampled LTF again. Alas, time was what it needed. After a couple of years in the jar, it had mellowed into something sublime. It went from my least favorite of Stokkebye's luxury flakes to my favorite.
My suggestion: Jar it up and forget about it for awhile. There are lots of others to keep you busy in the meantime...
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