<h3>RYDark</h3><h4>Description</h4>I really liked TPA RY4 Double solo when I got it, but it got boring quick. Obviously not enough tobacco, top heavy, and just kind of flat. I was working on another variation with DFS Holy Holy Grail, but that needs to be something else completely. I tried a few existing recipes that were using additional tobacco to bolster RY4Ds, but they were still lacking in my opinion. INW Dark for Pipe was an obvious choice, and is a perfect match with RY4D. I really like this stuff fresh just because of how potent Dark for Pipe is, but after 3 weeks everything has come together and blended wonderfully. If you want an RY4 that has some serious punch this is what you are looking for. 

INW Classic for pipe Dark:

This stuff is awesome. Dark, earthy, skunky tobacco with some dark fruit and a little cacao. It's an absolutely perfect match with RY4D, and the cigar / fruit / cacao make this a perfect base for a stanky RY4. 

INW Classic for pipe Black:

A legit full bodied, smoky tobacco to add a bit more depth and authenticity to the Dark. 

TPA RY4 Double:

Not much that needs to be said about this. A typical RY4, I get loads of caramel, and almost no vanilla or tobacco. Which is great because I really don't like vanilla. This started high, but after a couple variations it ended up at 4%. At first it really stands out, but after some time it comes together with Dark and they blend perfectly. 

FA Oak Wood:

This was the perfect way to add a little more body while also adding some wood and a little more sweetness that I wanted but wasn't quite getting after dropping the RY4D to where it is. Also doesn't add any additional gunkyness while bringing a little more authenticity to the tobacco base. 

Enjoy!<h4>Recipe</h4>FA Oak Wood &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.5%</strong>INW Classic For Pipe Black &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.5%</strong>INW Classic For Pipe Dark &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>2.5%</strong>TPA Ry4 Double &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>4%</strong><p>Total Flavor: <strong>8.5%</strong></p>