The Virginia is grassy with a mild citrus, while the black cavendish is creamy and sugary. The tobaccos are sublimated by the toppings. I get a mild vanilla, but I just notice the nuts and beans. The honey is a little more obvious. It has a light spice note. There's a very mild incense-like quality to the topping that I found slightly distracting, and either the other toppings are lightly applied, or buried by the fragrance of the floral "incense" (I know that's not what it is). Needs a little dry time. Burns at a slow pace unless dried a lot (which I do not recommend) requiring some relights, and leaves a little moisture in the bowl, but no dottle or bite. No nicotine to speak of. It does seem to gain a little more flavor as you go along, but probably not enough to satisfy one looking for a deeper tasting aromatic. The after taste and room notes are very short lived. An all day smoke.  

-JimInks