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<blockquote data-quote="Puff Daddy" data-source="post: 38389" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>I'm with you. There's so much out there to choose from.... Besides, the Orlik version of Dunhill tobaccos was so poor anyhow the real stuff basically disappeared when Murray's went under. There's still hope that another blender may pick it up.</p><p></p><p>I agree about the Falcon too. Pease does such an amazing job with his blends anyhow, but the Falcon is just over the top. I honestly believe that it's the finest English I've ever smoked, period. In fact, the three English/Balkans that completely cover the spectrum for me are Picadilly (for a light-on-the-latakia but full flavored english), Maltese Falcon for a solid smoky satisfying English and Westminister for a heavy latakia Balkan with lots of character. If A guy stocked up on these three he'd never have need to worry about any others.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Puff Daddy, post: 38389, member: 3"] I'm with you. There's so much out there to choose from.... Besides, the Orlik version of Dunhill tobaccos was so poor anyhow the real stuff basically disappeared when Murray's went under. There's still hope that another blender may pick it up. I agree about the Falcon too. Pease does such an amazing job with his blends anyhow, but the Falcon is just over the top. I honestly believe that it's the finest English I've ever smoked, period. In fact, the three English/Balkans that completely cover the spectrum for me are Picadilly (for a light-on-the-latakia but full flavored english), Maltese Falcon for a solid smoky satisfying English and Westminister for a heavy latakia Balkan with lots of character. If A guy stocked up on these three he'd never have need to worry about any others. [/QUOTE]
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