Im very impressed. This blend is one for the manly men and only to be enjoyed amongst other Latakia lovers. I had forgotten how much I like this stuff, but I still don't consider it one of my regular smokes. Pipe Used: Peterson 1910, Savinelli Autograph, Stanwell 30. This stuff is delicious. I like this tobacco. We will deny any order we believe has been placed by a minor. Surprisingly to me with such a stated high content of Latakia, mild enough to start at day break and end the evening winds. Very Piratey. But it goes south after that, being too one-dimensional. I think a 5% more of it and it would be a really great blend! If you're looking for a better Latikia Bomb, check out Captain Earl's Stimulus Package or his Ten Russians. It's smooth as butter on the retro. Will be ordering a couple lb pound bags next time. A must for any latakia fan, especially at the great price it is sold in bulk (and the cake form allows you to cellar it without perceivable deterioration). Rich, smooth, tasty. Absolutely luscious! I can't help but wonder if it was named as an ode to seafaring rapscallions, or as a metaphor to the fact that you will find yourself digging for flavor treasures while enjoying a bowlful. 2023 TobaccoPipes.com
Cornell & Diehl: Pirate Kake 2oz Pipe Tobacco - Smokingpipes.com The power/intensity of the smoke is impressive as one might expect from such a Latakia-forward blend. Presentation: A hearty, dark dense block. Other than that, I believe this to be the perfect blend for true lover's of Latakia, it showcases the rich, velvety, smokey, slightly sweet, delectability of Latakia, while offering a robust, yet silky smooth, full smoking experience. It will last a long time though, this is more of an occasional smoke. Cornel & Diehl Pirate Kake Tin Pipe Tobacco. The smoke is abundant with each puff, and I guess some would probably find offensive. I will say I like it, a lot but this is not a tobacco that you need to ponder. Wont bite or get harsh, though there are a couple rough edges here and there. I still rate it at three stars, and worth your consideration if you're into heavy English blends. This is definitely a blend that calls out for a small bowled pipe and gentle smoking. I would truly smoke this over a lot of other sought after blends. It's not so much of that "campfire" Latakia taste as it is that mossy, damp, woody, nature-like taste. Still very high. Without question, the different sized chunks of tobacco, with different blends of leaf, is at the root of the many different sub-flavors that manifest during the bowl. Its true what you all are saying! Highly recommended to the lat bomb smokers. It is a bomb in my assessment. Not just the tongue tingle that spicy orientals give but a solid oriental leaf flavor under the latakia. Penzance is good but it has no taste next to this. block, PK is a true bargain. That is not a latakia bomb nor a full strength smoke in my opinion. Sip, don't puff hard! A harsh characteristic smell of the latakia hits your face as you open the tin. Smooth, full flavoured, smoky, with mild tangy spicyness. The aroma seems to be fairly stong. It remained smooth and cool throughout while the spiciness of the Turkish and the sweet underpinings of the Cavendish also made their presence known. I would never have purchased this by just reading the 75 % Latakia, but trying this in the sampler was a very nice surprise! For my purposes this is a killer wonderful rich tobacco with everything I want from a Latakia blend. The burley appears for a moment after lighting, then steps back to make way for full- force latakia with bits of tasty turkish aroma punctuating. Wow. ! Popped and greeted with the unmistakable aroma of a lot of Latakia. The latakia is smooth, even at 75%. The wine helped me get through the bowl. If you enjoy Latakia (and I do), you'll love it. One dimensional taste. The other reviews describe it well. MY GOSH! We all know that to us Cyprus is famous for its Latakia, but I must wonder if this one is not prepared over orange wood fires (orange orchards being another forte of Cyprus). I just started to smoke pipes, so you could say that I picked up this tin too fast. An ode to Cyprian Latakia if there ever was one. I love the campfire smokiness of English blends but Pirate Kake is nearly too heavy with it and too narrowly focused. It does produce a decent amount of smoke. Add to cart. Don't even bother attempting to cut this kake, you'll have to hammer the knife through. Not for the faint of heart, and definitely one to smoke when no one else is around. Yes, it is for the latakia affectionato but there is so much else going on in this one. After trying a few Latakia blends I thought I might be up to the task of trying this tobacco. Had a little bit of a time getting this to light with the high latakia content, but it worked in the end. And for the most part, it is. Ron Swanson. Simply THE Best!!! Well, no. Wonderful pressed cake is just right for the cellar and aging. Strength: Room Note: Taste: WOW August 10, 2017 By: Nick b. If you love the taste of Latakia this is for you, depending on how you break apart the cake is smokes differently each time. Got a little soapy in the middle then leveled back out to tasting more Latakia than smokiness and creaminess. Leaves Penzance (also 5 stars) a mile behind. Tried this for the first time today. I actually had to read up on this blend to find out its contents. I think it smells great myself. A word about the aroma, I always thought this would send people running, but the other day I was with three other guys smoking cigars when I lit some PK, they all said how great it smelled. The smokiness and creaminess was very addictive. This became my favorite pipe tobacco blend halfway through my first bowl. Moisture level is perfect for smoking. This one is good for what it is, which is a lat bomb. The note is brighter and more lively than others,which serves to create it's own bold, lusty personality. I guess aroma is all relative to your surroundings. Do not be scared of the high Latakia content. It wouldn't be the first tobacco I reached for, and I have doubts if I'd ever buy it, but I wouldn't refuse another sample. Orientals play a bigger role at the end of the bowl. Definitely a strong peaty highland single malt like Laphroaig or peat monster. Similar Blends: Hermit Tobacco Works Co. - Captain Earle's - Ten Russians. This stuff is the true test to someone if they really love latakia or not. If dirty harry smoked a pipe pirate kake is what he would smoke no room for wimps here. I'm an experimenter, though, so I try all styles. A must for all Latakiaphiles! But every once in a while I crave nothing but that smokey goodness you can only get with a "lat-bomb&qu ot;. This will be one of my favorites. I love Latakia. Fully recommended, but is only for people that fully enjoy Latakia and not for pipe begginers. A delicious rich smoke. I sit at work, thinking about smoking a bowl when I get home. I foresee lots of Pirate Kake and Star of the East Flake in my pipe smoking future. But even then? In this sense, it is a deep digging mixture, not heavy, quite campfire smoky, not leathery, without horse-stable notes. The smoke is dense and is rich with the incense like flavor and aroma of latakia and orientals. Then I got a fresh corn cob pipe, perfection. Therephore,it will compose mixtures simillar to "your own English type" Also,is a tobacco of the type that i like: is not strong in nicotine, bu strong il flavour, scent and taste. Not a good tobacco for a newbie or someone who likes aromatics. Highly recommended for lovers of Latakia: over 75% and yet not over powering. It is a great blend to make other blends stronger in smokiness if you will. Other than many expect, Latakia is a very low in nicotine and tongue friendly tobacco which is very strong in taste, though. All the reviews are very complete, so I will just add my few points. I smoke this one outdoors only as it is most offensive to pretty much everyone. This is THE blend for the latakia lover! But, I rather parrot and babble on a bit longer. I do enjoy this from time to time, but it is not really that great of an achievment in tobacco blending. It comes in a crumble cake and like all the C&D cakes I've tried this one is easily breakable and crumbled nicely. The Krumble Kake cut adds tremendously to this blend. Its reminds me of taking a handful of fresh basil and stuffing your mouth (but not as extreme,) and once the flavor has left your palate there is still a certain feeling present. I do recommend to those that really like their more potent English blends. Shopping. After the initial char, it takes to a match easily and produces good volumes of velvety textured smoke. It's an insult to call it one dimensional like it's some chemical-soaked, aromatic garbage tobacco. After rubbing a chunk of this smoky ambrosia out it looks like I repair diesel trucks for a living. Definitely not an all-day thing, as it would become boring. This stuff is amazing! Hearth and Home 10 to Midnight was out of stock, so I decided to give Pirate Kake a try. What a smoke! IMO it is a really good experience, not like a pure latakia, it has his own personality and delivers what it is suppose to deliver. I like latakia as a condiment, even sometimes as a chief component take HH Latakia Flake for example but this stuff is just disgusting. I have to agree with the wxguy, it does look like a block of Hashish. This blend is LOADED with it for sure, and there just isn't any other way to put it. I guess this, is in part, due to solid balance with the orientals and burley. A nice Latakia bomb. 2000-2023 Laudisi Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. As always YMMV. There is tons of thick white smoke, and it really is a lot of fun to light up. Tobacco Reviews | Cornell & Diehl - Pirate Kake (Sea Scoundrels) Its straightforward, in-your-face, smoky and leathery, latakia and turkish. Pipe Used: Stanwell Bjarne Nielsen, Peterson, Corncob. I might relight this as many as 5 times in the course of a medium sized bowl. I don't want to ever do with out this blend. Just beaucoup latakia from beginning to end. After a few minutes, my taste buds become overwhelmed and I can't taste anything. Amazingly smooth and heavenly delicious! Although the Burley adds body, it's the distinct flavor of Orientals in the mix which makes this blend enjoyable beyond just tasting like a smoky campfire. Pirate kake is quite a bit sharper and overwhelming if you smoke it too fast. Similar Blends: Westminster, Star of The East Flake. damn). Amazing blend. Although BLB is wonderful in its own right, I have to say that this blend takes the cake. The burley and orientals help prevent the Latakia from being completely overpowering. But what does come as a surprise, even though this packs a heady punch of smokiness, there's still a small amount of room for the nutty Burley and woody Oriental's; the Burley more-so. So not only is this a must try for me but many thanks are owed to this blend and C&D. The dominant terpene in this strain is pinene. If it were consistent from top to bottom this would be a five-star rating and my number one smoke. The smoke is never hot, so no issue with tongue bite even if you puff like an train getting it lit. But Pirate Kake is definitely in that ball park IMHO. Its very smooth yet has a bit of punch to it, without the tongue bite or spiciness. Guess what? This was a blend I have been searching for because I love latakia but it is such a mild to medium and just tends to be low on the nicotine level sadly. Its not easy to get over here so Im glad I got some friends overseas who are willing to help out. Pirate Kake is only for the true Latakia Lover, it has 70% Latakia in it , so unless your a big fan of Latakia, as I am, you may not want to buy over a sample to try. It's as if Pirate Kake is the tobacco I didn't know that I wanted. Heavy smoke. Like a good childhood memory. Being a Pirate Kake fan I'm starting to love some of the Captain Earle's offerings more and more. It is pretty straightforward with its flavors , but in an enjoyable way, and as I said before it is a very cool and smooth smoke. I concur (but in a good way). . ?.LOTS of exceptional Latakia? Overall, it's good quality tobacco but my preference is a blend with less Latakia and more of a balance with other components. Rich, ever-changing as it burns, long-lasting and cool, PK is one of Craig Tarler's grandest accomplishments, the stuff of tobacco dreams! It is now my go to and hav at least one bowl per day. I decided to wait a while to review this one because I kept bouncing back and forth from loving to hating it. A single step goes in all directions. I like them when they're blended together. 2oz Tin. For me, however, Pirate Kake is nothing short of a ridiculous, unbalanced mess. Despite being 75% latakia I was easily able to pick out the oriental tobacco. A treasure you need to have in your cellar! One of the best Latakia blends I've ever smoked.aka Latakia Bomb.. excellent. Once the kake is rubbed out sufficiently it does need a little drying time maybe only 30 minutes or so. It's really not what I consider a "Latakia Bomb" with an obtrusive Latakia aroma! The primary notable tin note and flavors are or course, Latakia! For Example: Enter 16 in quantity box for 1 pound. And third it is a fun to work with kake/plug. Upon opening the tin I immediately got the strong smell of Latakia, but there was a little more that just that. This is the ultimate Lat-Bomb. Sip, don't puff hard! The great thing about smoking a bowl of this is that it's the same through- out. I also get some almonds, vanilla, and a bit of anise/licorice. I'll order the third tin soon. This lat balm is in a very nice kake, has amazing flavor and depth, and has smart branding to boot. If you're a rum and coke drinker, this probably ain't for you. It is a spicy, full-flavour Latakia mixture accompanied by Turkish to add a significant Oriental twist. The most intriguing thing about this tobacco, I think, is its name. I like Latakia, but this blend gives Latakia a bad name. of exceptional latakia accompanied by Turkish and burley, Pirate Cake by Cornell & Diehl is a latakia lover's treasure. Goes well with the black rum, or maybe a stronger stout or IPA. A friend sent me a large sample of Pirate Kake a few months ago. Burns consistently once lit. comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment . I think what balances out this blend is the use of burleys. the sweetness of the cavendish cut burley seems a perfect low key accompaniment to all those dark smoky flavours I want from the lat and orientals. Great job C&D! This is a good blend if you really want to know what "Latakia Forward" means. Not a life altering smoke for me, but one I will always keep on hand for those cool fall/winter evenings when I crave a bit warmer/darker smoking experience. I just can't say enough about this tobacco except, try it for yourself, it is pure heaven!!! Cornell & Diehl Haunted Bookshop Cake Pipe Tobacco The best way I can put this blend, is that if it were a movie, it would be about latakia, there would be a preview before the movie starring oriental, and the burley and virginias would be listed in the credits as gaffers or extras. Without risk of being accused of hyperbole, I can categorically say that, if I were forced to only smoke Pirate Kake for the rest of my life, I'd be absolutely fine with that. The aroma is immense, the taste surreal. I like how it smells while burning, and I enjoy smoking it. The character turning more dark and spicy in the second half so a sweet drink (coffee, tea) goes great with it. Not an all day smoke,. Even so, I don't find the nicotine strength to be particularly remarkable. Highly recommended for those that heartily enjoy latakia, like I do. Since I've bought it, it did mellow out a little and is now quite a pleasant smoke, but I feel there are a lot of better thought out english/balkan blends to spend my time with. The burn's consistent and incredibly even, giving off a smoke that's reminiscent of Sam G Balkan Flake: cool Latakia. It didn't give me a headache or make my stomach hurt, so I will keep some Pirate Kake around for when the right occasion presents itself. Pipe Used: various briars, usually a Savinelli, Purchased From: Smoking Pipes and other outlets. This is my first review. You have been warned. Been a fan of this stuff for years was the other tin I picked up and opened for the road (Rattray old gowrie was the other). Unfortunately to entire flavor profile deminished. And I would recommend it smoked with a dark beer. Latakia heaven. Enter 32 in quantity box for 2 pounds. I've had the privilege of smoking a pretty decent variety of blends for my budget. It's become my absolute favorite smoke. For all that oily leaf this blend smokes remarkably well. I also like the fact that it is easy to load, no knife needed to cut as it crumbles in your hand. 56g tin. The cakes are easy to break apart and rub out nicely. Floral, Spicy, nutty and smooth! I recon it is due to the amount of latakia. It reminded me of smoking a burnt out matchstick or if you were to smoke the smoke off of a meat smoker. If you're looking for a Latakia blend that sings just one note and sticks to it, Pirate Kake may be right for you. Lots of latakia which is why I bought it and was not disappointed. I've decided I would rather put my money towards PK. It smokes very cool with no bite whatsoever. The best latakia tobacco ever. I disagree strongly with those who say Latakia is strong, and there in lies the trouble here. Frankly, I am not sure, but I do know that somewhere this one crosses the line. Lat bomb that is. Life is a novel by PKD. If you don't care for latakia then definitely steer clear of this one, but I for one can't imagine a piper not enjoying this smoke. I received an neat little 1/2 ounce cube of this as a gift from Smokingpipes.com in an order that I had placed. I would HIGHLY recommend this blend to anyone who wants a latakia fix in a smooth, light english presentation. UPDATE 11-18-2009: I'm afraid I must contradict my own recent review of Pirate Kake. The crumble is easy to break, easy to pack, easy to keep it lit, smokes really cool, full taste from the very beggining till the end. Viene con cierta humedad, as que despus de desmenuzar hay que dejarlo un buen rato para que se oxigene y adquiera el punto ptimo. Smokes cool, lights easy, the latakia/cavendish/turkish blend is astonishing, I taste every component, but since it was pressed they are in such a harmonious balance. My only gripe is that I have not had much luck in storing it. Easy going. However, 70% + of Latakia makes this blend unidimensional. tastes like salty burnt brownies, generous latakia, very robust and flavorful, a tad too spicy though and noticeable tongue bite, breaks up very easy still I like it stays lit rite out of the tin little strong for me It is very monotone and I don't notice the "other" oriental varieties at all. It's my go-to comfort smoke. The nuttiness of the burleys barely come through. It certainly doesnt disappoint and is a wonderful smoke. I'll stick with more basic English/Balkan blends that use Latakia as a secondary player; not the only player. If you like a whole lotta Latakia, go for it. Easily one of the best English blends available. Some may be surprised to see a healthy portion of Brown Burley and Turkish, but don't be fooled because Pirate Kake is a Latakia powerhouse. Awesome!.. This has been the best latakia blend i've smoked so far. Disclosure: I was given a free sample of this from smokingpipes.com and I prefer aromatics. Very consistent smoke and taste throughout the smoke. Sometimes this is the only thing I smoke all day. Breaking off pieces of this luscious, indulgent cake, rubbing it out and preparing it in the pipe is half the fun. The initial flavors are of sweet latakia and incense like orientals. It gets one dimensional thru the bowl, in that Latakia dominates the experience and ultimately numbs the senses too much. Pirate Kake is also the most antisocial tobacco blend Ive ever smelled. While I didnt pick up any dark chocolate from Pirate Kake, I did indeed find it to be buttery smooth (and slightly sweet, just like them caramels) and I also found it to be delectably salty some (and so the name, Pirate Kake perchance -- the salty)? Talk about a master class. The room note is pleasant yet very strong. You'll need a knife to break this one up, its a pretty tight brick. Smooth and creamy smoke. What I'm getting? Only Latakia taste. Rich and Smokey with a creamy finish. UPDATE: 12/3/2013 Not just a lat bomb. But if you love the rich, black leaf you'll be jolly at the sight, smell and taste o' this kake! The smokiness is front and centre throughout. The day is upon us.. If you're a latakia fiend, you have to try this. Smells pretty full on on the tin and while smoking. The bottom half of the bowl, not surprising, is much more productive. It is delicious. No bite. You'll have to brush the taste out of your mouth. One block of about an 1/8th of a pound was immediately rubbed out and jarred. Non credo sia una occasione mancata della C&D, la scelta di un tabacco Latakioso praticamente puro. Pirate Kake is very smooth and it produces copious amounts of fragrant smoke with consistent flavor. It doesn't do anything that would keep me coming back to it. Surprisingly sweet, yes, but also flat. This is what is left in my mouth while smoking this blend, an odd cooling sensation not unpleasant in any regards, just unexpected and strange. The nic-hit is medium. It smokes SO smoothly, and has so much flavor, it's an absolute joy in every draw. If you have tried and liked 10 to Midnight, you will love Pirate Kake. I got this as a sample and was not sure I liked it at first but I found that after smoking it several times it began to grow on me. Nice and flavorful smoke! All rights reserved. This is a fine smoke for a snowy winter night, I will be ordering up the one pound bag very soon, this one is a winner. I also pickup some oriental mustiness but unlike most English blends, this has zero balance the oriental is an afterthought that you pickup on the exhale but not when the smoke is in your piehole. I get a kick out of the one-star reviews. Words cannot describe how enjoyable a smoke this is. 4 stars denotes actual repurchase or intent to do so as soon as possible. Of coarse still a Latakia powerhouse yet smoother on the palate as it gains age. While I may still prefer some other tinned english tobacs, the price is right for this stuff. Tastes smoky with mineral overtones. If you like Latakia, this is clearly for you. As for the room note unfortunately even though I always smoke outside, some wafted in and my girl friend was not too happy but I was, ha. It is also very consistent throughout the entire bowl. Initial Flavor: Latakia! I ordered 4 oz. I taste at least three different alternate flavor notes as different sized chunks of tobacco burn. Each breath of the smoke leads me on. Surprised that some found Latakia to be overwhelming as I found it just a little over medium in strength. The bars rub out easily enough, and the moisture content is almost right for smoking straight out of the tin, though 20 minutes of drying time doesn't hurt. It lights easily and stays lit. This blend burns slowly and is exceptionally cool. I've only been smoking pipes for about, oh, two months now. This is a smooth, robust tobacco, with awesome smokey , and nutty, and woody tastes. I seem to remember the fresher stuff to have a bite to it that is now gone, or maybe my technique has just changed in the last 6 years. I can see why some like this alot, and some who would never smoke it more than an initial bowl. It rubs out easy but it is messy. I liked it a lot but was a little harsh, naturally I jarred it up , put it away and tried other blends in my quest of tobaccos. This is one of the very best tobacco I have ever smoked. Be aware of not have any other EM in your rotation bc this is the kind of tobacco thats affect your taste for ages, after a few bowls of PK you cannot feel any latakia in other mixtures. I am sensing no vitamin N, and I am smoking this bowl very aggressively. A classic pipe room note scent that will turn bystanders into tokers. Initially very smoky, somewhat sweet, very smooth, but ultimately uninteresting. I can smoke several bowls in a row and enjoy its very full flavour. Purchased From: El Fumador in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. I tried to smoke this once while sitting at the barneedless to say I had to switch; no one likes its room scent except other latkia fans. Like SteelCowboy says, if you're not a fan of lots of Latakia, take a pass!. So well named? I was expecting a one-dimensional experience, but I assure you there is more to this tobacco than many give it credit for. you may even be rogered! On my rating scale 3 stars denotes recommendation with my intention to repurchase sometime in future. So, for all the dark brooding color range, somewhat ominous tin aroma and all the bluster; this blend smokes in a very civilized way and I have no problem recommending it to fellow smokers. Although an excellent smoke on it's own this also makes a great blender. Orders over $95 in US, Safe Payments
I do enjoy a good English, and one with a good balance of Latakia. The rich smoky, leathery, earthy, woody, incense-like, sweet Cyprian Latakia is the star component, comprising 70% of the blend. This is my new all day smoke . Thank you c&D please if you have never tried it. I find the blend very relaxing and I am still working through the sample ounce I purchased. The taste slowly melds from one blend to the next. Those of you who enjoy latakia-forward blends are in for a real treat though, as the Orientals and burley add just enough balance to keep Pirate Kake from being a one-dimensional lat bomb. I appreciate GLP Maltese Falcon and Odissey, that I find more enjoyable and round than this. A smooth, robust blend with LOTS (75%!) Pairs up well with Islay scotches. if you liked 1792 but found iy just past your comfort level strengthwise the you should give this flavorful, after dinner smoke a try. I love this blend. Gli aromi a crudo sono spiccatamente di affumicato e torbato, segno di un ottimo Latakia, ma preponderante, anche spezzando il plug non emergono altri sentori. I'm not a Latakia fiend, but I wanted to keep something like this on hand for cold, snowy days. I had expected a lat bomb out of this from all that I have heard about it. Now I know, and don't like it. Wow, this stuff is a Latakia monster. If you are not a fan of a lot of Latakia, take a pass. Has a waxy essence to it and if you enjoy Latakia this will be a go to blend. The Burley is woody and dry, but are detectable in this smoke. A little would go a long way. With the fragrantly smoky aroma from Latakia, this easily packed crumble cake already becomes my everyday rotation. All that oily goodness ends up on your hands. Burns consistently once lit. It is not biting my tongue at all, and I am puffing the Dickens out of the bacci. I just ordered more of this cake and can't wait to see what age does to its already perfect cake!!! Pirate Kake starts off tasting like a lightly salted, buttered biscuit, the butter making a creamy filling for the pastry. IMHO it is more like a blending tobacco. Very smooth with little, if any bite. Well I was hoping to find something very strong as it's a Latakia Bomb but NO! Now for the pipe. This is a lat lover's dream. The smoky flavour is nice and develops a slightly salty, mineral taste. Can't speak to heaven. Some time later I thought to break it up and mix some in with some other tobacco as I packed my pipe. I'm paraphrasing here, but I don't have a better description of this aroma. Some mentions aging cake differs taste, tbh, I didn't try. I would not call this blend monochromatic like some have, as the flavor is somewhat complex at first, but it does tend to level out afterwards. Still, it's a pretty impressive cake and it pairs best with a cup of two day old black coffee (which I'm also fond of), or a guinness. For the Latkia fan, its a must. Create New Wish List; Facebook; Email; Print; Twitter; . I highly recommend it. This is now the bar for me as far as taste and just a purely enjoyable smoke goes. Enjoy! I love and appreciate the other varieties of Latakia in the market, but nothing can beat a good GL Pease or C&D English in pure delightful flavor (except for Plum Pudding maybe). As a previous reviewer mentionedit's a drinkin' Jack Daniels feelin' dangerous type of tobacco. Im a big fan of heavier Latakia English blends so I had to try this. As you progress, the burley makes its presence felt with a note that reminds of baking bread and rounds the harsh edges of the licorice-like (in looks and taste) black weed. Impressively well-balanced for such a latakia-dominant blend, the burley and orientals add a beautiful woody flavor to the rich smokiness of the latakia. This is by far the most ham-handed blend I've ever tried. Lighting is relatively easy with maybe two to three additional lights after the charring light. With age the body increases along with a dark sweetness. How ever you choose to consume it, PK is a GREAT blend. reproduced in any manner without the expressed written consent of STC Holdings LLC. Just wanted to share as this is my first latakia experiance. The small amount of Turkish and Burley stands up evenly to the seventy five percent of Latakia. I have just finished my first tin of Pirate Kake, and feel like I'm in love!
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