Slides were examined at 400X magnification, and fifty high-resolution images were captured and imported into ImageJ
Ingredients: Tobacco, water, licorice, sugar, flavoring, smoke flavoring, gum arabic (E414), and potassium sorbate (E202)
"There is no hard and fast rule or definition," says Jeremy, "but in Cornell & Diehl's own approach to this term, we think of aromatics as being flavored in such a way that it would affect the room note for those around who are not actually smoking the blend." That's a definition pretty well accepted by other pipe tobacco companies as well
The tin note offers a sweet aroma, the fruity plum and liquor toppings working surprisingly well together, with neither one being too overpowering