Day 3
It's showing promise perhaps, but this early it is somewhat bland and unsorted. That being said it is growing on me and tobacco's are well outside my wheelhouse. (Not that I really have a wheelhouse)
Day 5
Big improvement even just a few days later. The mix does seem to be leaning towards nectarine. Everything seems to be playing a part, the nectar is adding a nice sweetness and compliments the overall gritty smokiness of the tobacco
Very happy how this has turned out. there are hints of bakery , coffee, nutmeg and brandy that makes this a complex experience.
Week 2
Some drastic changes with it now producing a very distinct and prominant sweet honey note. It still has a nectarine/peach vibe but the tobacco has mellowed considerably loosing much of the grit and smoke it once had as well as all the other nuances the mix had during week 1.
There are no notes for the Agave, and this is the first time I have used it.
In this recipe it has become very much a grower appearing to become sweeter and stronger. 2% in this mix seems to be the ceiling, any sweeter and it would start to detract.
On a remix I would probably drop the supersweet entirely.
I dont think this is going to last long enough to see a 4 week test.
(footnote)
It didnt last but the agave mellowed towards the end. This flavor seems to be bit of a shape shifter.
I have that peach tobacco. I single flavor tested it at 5% and it did the same fading thing. It’s not a bad flavor at all, but it definitely loses steam after a week or so. Looks good Buster!