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Sutliff Match Walnut

Sutliff Match Walnut is an American-style blend balancing burley, Virginia and a touch of casing from Sutliff, presented as a coarse cut.

Community flavor profile

The blend

Burley, Cavendish, Kentucky, Latakia, Maryland, Oriental/Turkish, Perique, Virginia make up the leaf. Burley is an air-cured leaf with a dry, nutty, cocoa-like quality and low sugar. Cavendish processing softens the leaf into a sweet, easy-smoking base. Dark-fired Kentucky brings a bold, smoky, savory depth. Latakia, a fire-cured Oriental leaf, brings the smoky, incense-like campfire character that defines English and Balkan blends. Oriental (Turkish) leaf contributes dry, sour-sweet spice and a herbal, aromatic edge. Perique, pressure-fermented in Louisiana, adds peppery spice and dark stewed-fruit depth. Virginia tobacco lends a natural grassy, hay-like sweetness and gentle citrus tang that deepens with age.

How it tastes

Based on its makeup, Sutliff Match Walnut tends to smoke nutty, earthy, cocoa, sweet, smooth, smoky, savory, woody, incense-like, spicy, herbal, sour-sweet, peppery, stewed-fruit, grassy and tangy. The community flavor profile above is drawn from real member reviews — the definitive picture of how it actually tastes.

FAQ

What does Sutliff Match Walnut taste like?

Sutliff Match Walnut generally smokes nutty, earthy, cocoa, sweet, smooth, smoky, savory, woody, incense-like, spicy, herbal, sour-sweet, peppery, stewed-fruit, grassy and tangy. Puffin’s community flavor profile shows the exact balance from member reviews.

What kind of blend is Sutliff Match Walnut?

It is an American-style blend balancing burley, Virginia and a touch of casing, made with Burley, Cavendish, Kentucky, Latakia, Maryland, Oriental/Turkish, Perique, Virginia.

What cut is Sutliff Match Walnut?

Sutliff Match Walnut is a coarse cut.

Is Sutliff Match Walnut an aromatic?

No — Sutliff Match Walnut is an unflavored, natural tobacco with no added casing.

Is Sutliff Match Walnut still available?

No, Sutliff Match Walnut has been discontinued and is now found mainly on the secondary market.