If you want to know what Burley tastes like, or single it out in a flavor profile, this is a fine example of what you will most commonly come across in blends. In my limited, nearly two year experience in the hobby. The top note's flavor takes a back seat to the taste of the burley, so it's easy to experience. Think seltzer-water hint levels of top note, it's there to compliment but this is really about that burley tobacco taste. The flavor of burley in blends like Old Joe Krantz and Haunted Bookshop are rarer in my experience, their burley leaf has a flavor profile I could describe as dead-grass, of which Prince Albert is in that family and quite different.
