**Virginia Tobacco (Premium) (FLAVRZ) 6% (5-31-23)** -- As mentioned previously, I am NOT a tobacco-head, and don't travel in the NET circles, so if you want a REAL in depth tobacco break down, I'm not the guy, hehe. BUT, let's talk about this ANY way. To my tastes, AND, as a non-tobacco flavor kind of guy, this was a good one. It presented as a brighter tobacco, POSSIBLY flue cured, and with some really good earthy tones that kept it grounded. It was a brighter tobacco throughout, with just a pinch of the lower/earthy notes on the finish for clarification. It had an almost leafy" quality to it, and seemed mostly absent of most of the darker tones, and/or burnt aspects. It was sweetened, but I would NOT call it sweet, and it was a bit lower than mid-level sweet. Throughout the entire 3 testers, I did get an almost "green" note, which is/was hard to explain, but it translated into more a a cured tobacco accent, without the darker, more smoky notes. At 6% it was full, and didn't feel like it needed to be increased at all. In closing, this one was a crisp, clean, light tobacco leaf, possibly flue cured, with an almost "green" undertone, with some light earthy tones, but sans the darker smokey notes. You guys know I'm reluctant to review baccos, and scoring them is even harder, but this one seemed to be really on target for a Virginia Tobacco, and I'm scoring it high @ **9.75/10**. Not candied like an RY4, and maybe the perfect tobacco for other not tobacco-ers like me."