Description
CGW Tambolaka Pipe Tobacco 20 grams in resealable bag.
The way Tambolaka is made is very time consuming and similar to perique. Tobacco farmers take the newly harvested leaves and roll them very tightly into long poles about 10 feet long. Then they wrap the poles with rope or cord very tightly and store them for a minimum of 5 years. During that time anaerobic fermentation turns the leaves black.
Tambolaka tobacco are usually sold in slices that you have to cut into cube or shred into lose/shag cut yourself. It is recommended that you steam it to help separate the leaves then you cut them however you’d like. Now what came in the sample was already cut in lose ribbon cut, and apparently its a bit messy and time consuming to actually prepare it yourself.
My notes: Earthly, Leather, slight spice in the back of the throat. It seems to have a much higher nicotine content thus you should have a full stomach before smoking. Very rich, full smoke, and you don’t need to smoke much to feel the nicotine.
Gary Liang –
Very strong and spicy, but left unique taste in the mouth. It’s better to roll with other tobacco. One or two pieces are enough for one roll.
Christopher B. –
Reliable Quality Genuine
Richard Costa –
Please bring this back
Roostercake –
Please bring this back please someone talk to Jeff