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Tobaccos Samuel Gawith - Westmorland Mixture (Kendal Mayor's Collection)
Westmorland Mixture is a well-balanced combination of Bright Virginias, Cyprian Latakia, and Cavendishes. It is lightly sweetened and wonderfully round and supple.
Brand | Samuel Gawith |
Blended By | Samuel Gawith |
Blend Type | Aromatic |
Contents | Cavendish, Latakia, Virginia |
Flavoring | Other / Misc |
Cut | Shag |
Packaging | 50g Tin, Bulk |
Country | UK |
Production | Currently available |
Mild, Medium
Pleasant, Pleasant to Tolerable
Favorite Of 3 Users
Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note
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Sasquatch (63) | Strong | None Detected | Full | Pleasant |
Hmm, I was expecting something a bit sweeter and easier.... that said, this is another Gawith winner. It has a real deep earthy smell - stick your nose right in there. Yum. Just a little smokey too. You want candy? Go up the block. Tobacco? Right here, friend.
In the pipe, this smokes with a slightly harder edge than I was expecting. I would suggest that this has a pretty good amount of something very like Dark Kentucky in it. The blender's use of words like "cavendish" with the description of "flue cured" kind of makes me think I'm in the right ball park. Shades of Mac Baren Vintage Syrian, which has a right good dose of Kentucky as well.
Anyway, this is a very full bodied smoke, a nice mixture of flavors yielding a palate which intensifies throughout the bowl, but never really varies too much. Smooth, smokey, a little sweet but not anything like as sweet as I was expecting.
This is what Scottish Cake should have tasted like.
Watch the nicotine - I had to put the pipe down. This is a velvet hammer, very sneaky.
I detect no flavoring, no soapiness, no "lakeland essence" (which I DO detect in squadron leader). This is a straight shot of good weed.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Sinister Topiary (74) | Mild to Medium | Mild | Medium | Tolerable |
This is a very strange blend. And once again, as is common with so many SG blends, the reviews are both polarized and all over the place.
My first sensation was shock at how dry it was -- I didn't know tobacco could taste so very dry, almost like it's topped with dessicant since it practically felt like the moisture was being sucked out of my mouth. It also has a very distinct yet subtle sweetness so deftly applied it's easy to believe that it's not a casing. That sweetness is not fruity nor floral nor minty, nor do I detect the tonquin others have mentioned; the sweetness seems to me more like candied hay, if that makes any sense. It's actually quite nice. But it's not at all the usual soapiness we've come to associate with lakelands. And I definitely detect the latakia, unobtrusively holding the flavors together in the background.
I think dallaspipehead put his finger on it: the flavor of this blend sits somewhere between a balkan and a virginia, with a bit of sweetness added to it. I can easily understand why pipers wouldn't like this blend, but Westmorland is a unique and unusual and flavorful smoke that's worth a try if you think a super-dry balkan/virginia hybrid with a dash of something subtly sweet and subtly smoky sounds good to you.
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EAL (36) | Mild | None Detected | Mild | Pleasant to Tolerable |
After reading some of the previous reviews, I have to wonder if everyone who has written on Westmorland Mixture has bothered to at least smoke a bowl of it. Aromatic? Nowhere that I've seen has Samuel Gawith Co. even hinted that this might be aromatic. Not on the lablel, not in the description. But the proof is in the puffing. No added flavors detected. None. I wish the previous reviewers who boggled over this being some kind of aromatic would have indicated just what kind of aromatic flavoring they taste.
I taste VA, and possibly the VA cavendish of the style used in Danish blends. There is black cavendish, but its obviously unflavored. Sweetened? Maybe. But not flavored. The VA and cavendish base is laced with a modest amount of Latakia. And that's it. That's the blend. If Westmorland Mixture was a beverage, it would be a glass of iced tea with one lump of sugar. Mild and refreshing - great for a hot day.
This is not a Latakia dump. It is nothing like a common V-O-L English blend, and wasn't intended to be. I recommend this blend to anyone looking for a mild blend that isn't heavy on the palate.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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dallaspipehead (12) | Medium | Mild | Mild | Pleasant |
I was a little unsure wether or not I would like this, due to the mixed reviews it has been given. However, I am a collector of Samuel Gawith products, and I believe they all deserve a fair chance despite what others may say. The tin aroma suggested that this would be another fine latakia mixture, with very little (if any) toppings detected. The colors of leaf were a full range display, from black to dark brown and red to bright yellow. I chose a shallow Alpha pipe to help me put this new blend on trial. My verdict: innocent. Westmorland is a pleasant crossroad between the bold and smoky turkish/oriental types and the realm of natually sweet brown cavendish and virginias. It also contains just the right amount of their notorious unsweetened black cavendish. If you've ever tried X Blend or Scotch Cut, then you can recognize the touch of this tough guy, and you know how strong it can be when used in larger amounts. I actually bought some of their black cavendish just to say that I have it, and after tasting it straight, I nicknamed it "Bitter Black". This blend is NOT a waste of time, as some others may describe it, nor is it pointless. On the contrary, it is quite to the point. Not exactly an aromatic to be sniffed at by wary onlookers. This is a blend with a rich but mild taste to be quietly enjoyed with a book by the hearth. I think that smoking Westmorland in a smaller pipe is also a wise choice. It never gurgles, never bites, and the level of latakia in this grouping of tobaccos has proven to be spot on. I enjoy it more than Perfection, which was hard to match up with the right pipe, yet similar in nature, considering the fact that the more I smoke these blends out of their chosen pipes, the better the experience becomes. It is hard to describe the characteristics, but the presence of all its components make themselves known and burn well in harmony. Do not simply try this blend once and give up. It might not be easy to categorize, but once you find a designated home for it and smoke it several times, the fine properties of Westmorland will reveal themselves to you. I highly recommend it for those intervals between balkans and virginians.
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oldmanpipe (62) | Medium | Mild to Medium | Medium | Pleasant |
Samuel Gawith has been producing pipe tobaccos for centuries and can boast of many fine results, which, with Westmorland, begs the question: "Why?"
I did not even know this bizarre weed existed until today, when I received an ample sample from my tobacconist. Though appreciative of the gift, I shall not purchase a tin. He also gave me a sample of Gawith's Squadron Leader, which is quite good, but since that blend has innumerable comments there is nothing I could add that has not been already said.
Squadron Leader notwithstanding, I have always maintained that the Lake District does not know how to produce a decent Latakia blend. Westmorland confirms my old prejudices; this odd mixture is neither fish nor fowl. Yet, it is both foul and fishy.
Anyone who describes this as an "American English" or an "English American" is giving Westmorland dual citizenship when it deserves none at all. It is just weird. Someone had to have dreamed this one up on a trans-Atlantic flight after a few too many nips from the crash cart.
It doesn't bite; the aroma offends no one; there are both strength and piquancy here. But such virtues are offered in far more pleasant forms.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Professor (67) | Mild | Mild to Medium | Mild | Tolerable |
Samuel Gawith's Westmorland Mixture is bizarre. This weed does not know if it wants to be an English or an aromatic. The raw tobacco is mostly light in colour and I do not know where the Cyprian Latakia is hiding. Indeed, forget the description as it is more than 'lightly sweetened' and certainly not 'wonderfully round and supple'. With that said, if you like aromatics and want something stronger than the usual aromatic this might be for you (even if does not pack well and can, without care, burn hot). In America's southern states they have what is called (if I recall correctly) 'sweet tea' (with the accent on 'sweet')--this is a chilled (iced) tea with a massive dose of sugar. The flavour of this stuff certainly reminds me of sweet tea--sickly sweet. And it is not MY cup of tea for certain. I can only conclude that it I were stranded on a deserted island with 300 of the best briar pipes in the world and 300 tins of this stuff, I would build a raft out of 299 of the pipes and set sail. Yes, I would save one of those pipes for the time when I reached civilisation.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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CriolloCorojo (16) | Mild to Medium | Mild | Medium | Pleasant |
Pure Heaven! I absolutely love this blend. If you sip it properly, the Nic level is just right for a relaxing experience. If you want to draw with more vigor, then you will get hit with Nic. I would rate it Medium if I thought it was meant to be smoked that way. I believe that this blend is meant to be sipped. If smoked properly, one tastes the quality Virginias up front. The Cavendish/burley, latakia and Tonquin bean play very important supporting roles. The latakia is in the background but is definitely noticeable. The musty, earthy flavors are very cigar-like, but this does not taste like cigar tobacco as a whole. It is what I consider a near perfect blend. There is nothing else quite like it. It is in a class of its own. It is not English. It is not aromatic. It is Westmorland Mixture!
As I am writing this, I am on my third bowl of the evening. I have been smoking it in the same Savinelli author bowl that I have dedicated to this blend. I have been waiting about 45 minutes between each packing and sipping some Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban out of a Glencairn glass every now and then between sips on the pipe. It makes for a great combo.
I love English blends and good, flavorful flakes. Westmorland is in a class of its own. It is obviously neither. One might say it leans towards the Scottish mixture side, but it still is not quite that either. I do like to keep the Vitamin N levels on high. This blend carries it all nicely. I must add that you really need to try to make this bite the tongue. If you get tongue bite from it, you are not smoking it properly. You must push 75% or more out your nostrils to really take in the depth of the blend. Some people say this blend is not complex. I beg to differ. You can be drawn into the Virginias or you can meditate on the latakia. The Tonquin bean flavoring is like John Myung's bass playing. It is tasteful; artfully supporting the rest of the talent (tobaccos) and stands out from time to time just enough to let you know it is there. It supports the ensemble perfectly. If you focus on it specifically, you can experience how the other contributors dance around it and get a different perspective on the experience... much like focusing on JM when listening to Dream Theater. The Cavendish offers an alternative to the orientals that are more common in English blends. I am a burley fan, and I believe the Cavendish imparts a certain nuttiness to the palate, but it never tries to draw your attention from the other players in the mix. I am not certain whether burley was used in the development of the Cavendish, but slight almond flavor is there in the background much as in an English toffee. The mild sweetness that this blend imparts on the tongue is just enough to compliment and bring out the other delicious essences of tobacco bliss that swirl and mingle with the senses. It helps allow the nose to better play a role in the whole experience.
The moisture level is about perfect right after cracking the tin. However, the blend smokes well even after drying out a little. I have never let a tin dry out too much because I go through tins of this blend faster than any other. I recently found a website that sells it in bulk. I will be ordering it that way from now on. Only Hyde Park rivals this blend in terms of uniqueness, quality and crave potential in my opinion. However, Hyde Park is yet another tobacco in a class of its own. Westmorland may not be for everyone (just like Dream Theater), but I highly recommend that every self-respecting smoker give it a whirl at least once. Just as any self-respecting musician needs to at least appreciate what the boys in DT have achieved, so too should the experienced smoker marvel at what Samuel Gawith has done with this fine tobacco product.
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Smoke_Ring (158) | Strong | Strong | Medium to Full | Tolerable to Strong |
Westmorland Mixture
Star Rating = 3.00
Rating Scores - 10 is the Best and 0 is the Worst
Pouch Note = 8
Room Note = 8
Flavor = 8
Bite = 8
Burn = 8
After Taste = 8
Raw Score = 48
Rated Percentage = 80%
Comment = Smooth, Strong Flavor, has some Latakia, smokes hot, white ash Burn
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DrT999 (132) | Mild to Medium | Mild | Medium | Pleasant |
I didn't know what to expect from a Tonquin-cased blend. For me, this reminded me a bit of the various Revelation-matches. Not that it tastes exactly like any of them (Epiphany, R-blend, Painter Hills), but similar, albeit a bit sweeter and with the casing flavor a bit stronger. The whisper of Latakia is there in the background, but nothing more. For me, in this blend, that works v. nicely.
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kenneth (15) | Medium | Medium to Strong | Medium to Full | Tolerable |
I have reviewed Skiff Mixture by this Kendal based blender which I gave full marks to as my hands down favourite but for some reason best known to myself I bought 50 grms of Westmorland Mixture. I committed the cardinal sin of mixing it with the Skiff Mixture because of the distinct acidic content of Westmorland Mixture which means I have now rendered unsmokeable half a jar of tobacco. I assume the acidity comes from the Cavendish tobaccos but I don,t know
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PipePaladin (78) | Medium | Mild | Medium | Tolerable |
A peculiar this one.. The latakia give some short of a minty flavour to the whole mixture.. A peculiar tobacco for peculiar tastes.. A light / good quality aromatic worth giving a try..
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Rodrigo de Xerez (16) | Very Mild | Mild | Very Mild | Pleasant |
Well, this is a kind of aromatic by SG.
Not my cup of tea, at all. The latakia is pretty absent and the smoke quite uniform and boring. In this kind of experiments I feel Perfection has more punch (even not liking completely the "vanilla killing" of very nice leafs)
Just recommended as a change of pace (once in a week or once in a month)
RdX score: 82.70 (10 different pipes)
I never repeat with scores under 85 and I regularly smoke with scores over 90.
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eichenlaub (13) | Mild | None Detected | Mild | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I really wanted to like this and tried it in various pipes hoping to find the perfect one, however I could not. This was less flavorful than I hoped, though that flavor was of some very good Virginia as you would expect from SG. If I want that though I can just smoke FVF which is a great deal better than this offering.
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topdogue (11) | Mild to Medium | None Detected | Extremely Mild (Flat) | Tolerable |
A new mixture from Samuel Gawith. The tin description indicates it is well-balanced. I suppose that would depend on your idea of balance. My everyday Latakia mixture is Odyssey, so keep that in mind reading this review.
The tin aroma (actually a baggy sample) does not have the intial smoky Latakia aroma I expected, but had a very reserved aroma. It is a ribbon-cut mixture with mostly yellow ribbons with very few darker ribbons. I didn't detect any casing, which the tin indicates it contains. To make a long story short, there was not nearly enough Latakia in this mixture to satisfy me, however, as a very mild VA mixture this may work for you. I do not recommend this to a smoker that glp calls a Latakiaphile.
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bob323 (43) | Mild to Medium | Mild to Medium | Mild to Medium | Tolerable |
I have only one question about this blend: What in the hell were they thinking about?
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Clive Moses Apikouris (30) | Mild to Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Westmoreland Mixture is both very pleasant and very strange. It is nice and moist in the tin and the tin aroma of the blonde weed is well, nice and unusual. Not really sweet nor perfume like, not herbal a unique scent of it's own, likely the dominance of the Tonquin bean. Upon lighting it sparks up easily, burns smoothly and really doesn't need a re-light. I've smoked it twice once in a nice smallish Danish Jarl and most recently in a compact vintage GBD Dublin. The first thing I tasted was an unusual slightly sour and musty flavor. The flavor then seemed to gently blossom into a mildly sweet flavor that matched the tin aroma with a light velvety texture. I experienced no tongue bite at all and in spite of the moisture level of the tobacco it smoked supremely dry. Whether it's a high nicotine level or the Tonquin, after a bit it I began to feel it in my head and so I rested my pipe. I picked it up a few moments later and puffed away and it had stayed lit. I found this to be a very enjoyable blend. I feel that a bit of a warning is however required here. Besides being an old fashioned flavoring agent, Tonquin bean is also the source of Coumadin a blood thinner. After smoking I flossed my teeth and experienced bleeding from my gums which was unusual. I am not on any any blood thinning medication but I believe that someone with a history of cardio-vascular problems or who is on Coumadin or Wafarin should take that into consideration before smoking this mixture. Otherwise I would rate in four stars as I greatly enjoyed the experience of smoking it.
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machinebcon (50) | Mild | Very Mild | Very Mild | Pleasant |
Traditional Scottish blend (BC+VA+L) with a natural sweetness from the BC and minimal to no added flavour. Very forgiving when smoked hastily. Fresh yet malty. Not your typical English or Danish blend, very mild and light in N and flavour. 4 of 5 points, will keep this in rotation.
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Wibblefishofdoom (94) | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Mild | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I chose this one as another step on the pathway of trying to sample as many SG tobaccos as possible. I didn't have any real reason for picking it, just fancied the name as much as anything, it's worked for me before so worth trying again.
The tin aroma was very mild, not sure what to make it to be honest, possible hints of latakia but little else. After a relatively easy pack of the pipe, found lighting this unpleasantly, surprisingly and annoyingly difficult. I see other reviews mention that this is a slow smoke so hardly the most flammable leaf by the sounds of it, not sure it's excusable for a tobacco this finely cut though. Once lit though, this proves to be a decent enough tobacco, if a little too mellow. It dances nicely between Grousemoor virginia and Squadron Leader latakia, maybe giving odd little hints of cavendish on the way, perhaps giving a little toffee or golden syrup.
In summary, it's much like a Grousemour/Squadron Leader remix lite, perhaps a little too mild (and that's saying something from me who loves a mild leaf) but nonetheless blends two of SG's finest well. The major downside for this though, is that lighting problem. This is finely cut and should light pretty well even well damp. However, this demands almost constant attention, even more so than a particularly tricky flake. Ordinarily, I might be humming and harring a bit between giving it a three and a four, probably settling on latter due to my self confessed bias towards SG. Ultimately though, that lighting issue is enough to condemn it to a three star status.
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Beer (294) | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Tolerable |
Well, to give you a vague idea, take Grousemoor but with much less flavoring, add a very slight touch of cavendish and an even slighter touch of Latakia for just a hint of smokiness...
Packs well, burns well, is quite steady in taste... but IMHO it's very boring. Ok, once in a while it might be plesant, but nothing more...
I want more substance and taste from my pipe, and this one while devoid of faults does not excite me. And the combination of "very light Latakia + fresh and lemony flavoring" is not the best idea in the world for my tastebuds...
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SteelCowboy (443) | Medium | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Off the top of my head, I can't think of another tobacco that is similar to Westmorland Mixture. I would describe this blend as mainly a Virginia blend with some manually added sweetness and tonquin. There is just a wisp of Latakia, but other than the Virginia's, the Cavendish is the only other tobacco that makes its presence known to me. I do get a very slight similarity to Grousemoor, but unlike Grousemoor, I would have a difficult time calling this an aromatic. Westmorland is best smoked slowly in order to get the entire flavor and to avoid being bit as this blend will bite if given the opportunity. There really is a lot of flavor to be had for those with patience. This would not be an everyday smoke for me, but it is recommended
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SMOKETSES (208) | Medium | Very Mild | Mild | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Westmorland is a very strange smoke. You cannot understand if it's an English or an aromatic tobacco. It is however, light. There is no taste of the Cypriot Latakia and there is a sweetness that seems more artificial than natural. When you open the box and see this gold coarse mixture (this is good because it burns slowly), the smell that rises is a little confusing. It is neither natural smell of smoke nor the smell of an aromatic. It needs a lot attention both when filling and smoking, in order to avoid any tongue accidents. The aroma in the room did not bother me, but I certainly did not like it. I tried it because my friend "karg" suggested it, but this will be as far as I'll go.
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p4p4 (52) | Medium to Strong | Medium | Medium to Full | Pleasant |
A high class virginia-based-blend. Just little cavendish and very little latakia. A natural nutty aroma counterpointed by a discret and enteresting mentolated flavouring. A elegant, smooth, tastefull, and , in my opinion, very underrated tobacco.
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Fellow traveler (64) | Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Very Pleasant |
This blend is predominately virginia with some cavendish. The flavoring is Tonquin Bean, and smells like fresh hay in the pouch, very nice, with the slightest hint of smoked latakia.
The smoke is sweet, mild and light bodied. The flavor is very special, subtle and elusive. The tonquin bean and latakia weave in and out if you have a clean palate and the time to relax and enjoy. The flavor is there but not there, if you know what I mean. All the while a nice mix of quality virginia and smooth cavendish relaxes and soothes your soul. A morning or first pipe of the day. Lighter and milder than Squadron Leader or Skiff.
The side stream is extremely pleasant and is a joy in itself. As ivycap mentioned, it is the fragrance of the forest after a rain. The aftertaste is mild tobacco with just a little something else that must be experienced since it cannot be described. My dedicated pipe developed a bowl aroma that is nicer to smell than most unsmoked tobacco I have tried.
This is a great smoke if you have the time and patience to enjoy it. It resets your taste buds with a mild freshness that is so very enjoyable.
However, if you are looking for a nic hit and smoke fast, like all virginias it will burn but not bite your tongue.
Slow down, relax, this to shall pass.
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ivycap (63) | Extremely Mild | None Detected | Extremely Mild (Flat) | Very Pleasant |
I agree with the majority of reviews below, both bad and good, and here's why: I was tempted to hate this tobacco for the extreme smoothness and mildness in the taste, which Latakia by definition normally does not have. Then, as I smoked this pipe weed and stared off into the rain from my front porch, it occurred to me that Latakia lies on a sliding scale similar to that of beer. Oak is like the smooth, mild malt beers. Pine is like the dry, (pleasantly) bitter hops. Westmorland is all Oak and no Pine. It tastes mild to a fault, yet... that smell. That beautiful smell of the woods comes off of it. The taste was so mild and so smooth that I was able to puff away mindlessly without worrying about bite, and let the beautiful Oak aroma take me to places in my childhood, when things were simpler; to camp fires and stick fights and games of capture the flag, and in that moment, smoking westmorland and staring off into the rain, I felt free.
Conclusion: If this tobacco were a little cheaper, I'd say go for it, but at $11 for 50g of no flavor, I probably won't order more.
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Pipesrevisited (45) | Medium | None Detected | Mild to Medium | Very Pleasant |
Update Jnauary 2011: I find it now just a little bit too sweet for me, but still I recommend you try it for yourself, it is IMO a very underrated tobacco...
Initially a little disappointing, but after the tin had been opened for 2 weeks Westmorland surprised me by having become absolutely first class yummie!
Update: a woman friend entering my smoking shack was pleasantly surprised by the roomnote!!
Update: during finishing the tin it grew on me and became one of my faves
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The Full English (31) | Mild to Medium | None Detected | Medium | Tolerable |
A surprisingly satisfying blend, this, which has drawn some undue criticism, in my opinion. Truth be told, I wouldn't have given it a second glance, had it not been given to me as a Christmas present. At the time, I was rather more excited about scoring a Dunhill 965 from the last batch to go on sale in the UK, so the Westmorland was the first to be consumed, on account of it looking the least impressive option.
This offering is obviously an homage to the old English county of Westmoreland (with the 'e'), which was one of the original 39 counties, now swallowed by Cumbria, and the ancestral root of Gawith tobacco. If you went to the Lake District today, this very prosaic label would not look out of place next to the shelves of mint cake and postcard-backed packets of bland fudge in one of the many tourist shops. Indeed, it's very reminiscent of a tin of overly-priced mints, and that's undoubtedly off-putting for your host.
If ever one had been given a stern lesson in the morality of judging books by their covers, then I'd have been made to have this label - complete with barcode - tattooed on my arse. This is, unmistakably, a VERY good blend, with the earthy, peaty goodness of a quality Highland malt. It's smoking properties are also extremely forthcoming and forgiving: smoke it quickly and hot, or slow and cool, it always behaves and rewards accordingly, and remains consistent to the finish.
I have to agree with members like EAL, who summarized this tobacco so succinctly, and would urge others to scroll down accordingly. This is far from an aromatic; it's merely sweetened, which would seem to take the harshness out of the mixture, whilst retaining and elevating its generous wealth of flavour. Westmorland is mild enough as an "everydayer" and also rich enough for those needing their Vitamin N kick. It IS rather monotone compared to many, yet strangely more-ish all the same. You'd better prep two pipes, as you may well want a second bowl. And NO floral signature presenting itself should ensure that this particular Gawith blend sees some action across the pond.
Absolutely worth a pop.
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Kilmarnock Piper (233) | Mild to Medium | None Detected | Medium | Pleasant |
Picked up a 5 1/2 year old tin on Ebay, then looked at the reviews and saw they were somewhat mixed. After smoking this tobacco for a couple of days, I have decided to throw my four stars into the mix, and if I enjoy the rest of the tin as much as I have enjoyed the beginning, may very well get a few to cellar. Has a sweet topping (sweetener, not flavor), but to me it is unobtrusive. Pretty mild, but to me at least, very pleasant. The Virginias seem top notch, as do the burning qualities. Gawith has not let me down yet; I gave my lowest rating of the Samuel Gawiths I have tried to Golden Glow, but maybe I'll even give that one another chance. Do I dare try Firedance? This has a nice balance of Virginia and cavendish, and a light application of Latakia, which to my tastes goes along well with this style.
Update 3-31-10: Firedance is great! See my review and others. So is this blend, which I am smoking as I type, in a Night & Day churchwarden. Way to go, Samuel Gawith, and hope to see more of you around these parts soon!
3-9-11 Struggling to remember this one, but I must have liked it as I smoked it all pretty quickly. I'll try it again sometime. I love Golden Glow now: someone sent me a sample which proved beyond any doubt that I judged it too harshly the first time I tried it. Question is, will Westmorland still seem like a four-star when I smoke it again?
12-19-11 I have so much tobacco I still have not bought this again, here at the end of 2011, even though I'm thinking this one has remained avaliable throughout the SG shortage. I'll revisit it someday, GWATCDR.
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butman (39) | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
This is a really unique tobacco. The combination of tobaccos is interesting. The can note is not unpleasant. It is kind of mysterious. The first time I tried I was not impressed. It was like I had to reset my taste buds. 2nd pipe the reset was activated and I enjoyed it in the smaller English pipes. It does not see action every day. Probably 3 times a week, it is a little hard to find in Kansas City, so I order it. I will keep on ordering it especially during the hotter months. It just goes great with a G&T on the deck.
Stay with this one it is worth it and it is easy to smoke.
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Spike (296) | Medium | Extremely Mild | Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I know I'm swimming against the tide here but I enjoyed this tobacco. I find the Virginia dominates this blend more than the other leaves involved. A little damp as recieved, it smoked o.k. even when damp. Not in my top ten but I won't mind at all finishing this tin.
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RCUSElder (244) | Medium | Very Mild | Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Appearance and Tin Aroma: Typical broad ribbon cut. Smells musty and slightly fruity.
Packing and Lighting: It is a little moist when first opened. I let my tin open for about an hour before I tried to smoke. Packing was easy and lit 2-3 lights max.
Initial Flaor: This is similar to Peterson's Old Dublin, but with a casing added which reminds me of "Juicy Fruit" gum.
Mid-Bowl: This blend does not do anything bad. It is in the lighter end of medium strength. The casing mixes well with the leaves. It gets in the zone where temp. and flavor are nicely balanced.
Bottom of Bowl: Leaves a mottled dry ash when done with almost no moisture. Strength and nicotine build up stayed on the medium side. Not quite as full as "Old Dublin"
Overall: This is another fine quality blend from SG. It has an excellent composition, every part of the blend compliments the other. The casing is very light, but noticable. Unfortunately, this style of blend is not what I generally go for. Will I keep a tin or two in the cellar? Yes, but I think I will only smoke this blend once in a great while. Those who like an occasional aromatic will find comfort in this blend. No bitterness, no wet dottle, light to medium strength, and a tolerable rome note. well done, SG, now where did I put my tin of Commonwealth?
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RickPiatt (16) | Very Mild | Mild | Mild | Strong |
I thought I'd give this blend a try especially since so many others have already said such bad things about it. I know now that's not the best way to choose a tobacco.
In the tin I can see and definitely smell ever so slightly the Cyprian latakia in the blend but it's clearly a minor player in the overall blend. Very noticeable is the Cavendish and unless my nose is tricking me, it seems to be a bit sour-ish smelling ... very interesting twist to Cavendish. There are supposed to be VA's in there too but I sure can't see 'em or smell 'em. The moisture content from the outset seems perfect for smoking - no drying time needed.
I can faintly feel the brush of latakia across my tongue while enjoying a mildly sweet Cavendish on the top of my palate. When I exhale and subsequently breathe in, I can smell the most wonderful Cavendish sweetness mixed with the Latakia smokiness in the smoke ... but it's nondescript. The VA's never come to the forefront in any way. Must be a super small percentage of VA's in this mixture ? I was hoping for slightly more.
Well, those two paragraphs were my initial impressions of this tobacco but things evolved over my testing period.
The majority of my test smokes were done in a group 3ish SMS Meer. I did also test it in a group 2ish Dr. Grabow, a Cob, and also in a group 3 briar (Stanwell HCA II with short stem), and finally in a large group 4 Tinsky. These pipes also varied shape from Billiards, Bent Bulldogs, and Freehands. So, the test is pretty inclusive.
Here's the result: This tobacco is pretty bland, non-descript, and overally yucky (sorry for the techinical term there). The Cavendish ingredient seems to take center stage and never marries very well with the Latakia. The Virginia tobacco must be an exceptionally small percentage as I never even tasted it. The most pleasant thing about this tobacco is not it's flavor as it clearly doesn't have any to speak of, but the way the smoke wafts across the front of your face will lend a super sweet smell at the tip of your nose and subsequently across the top of your palate. Enjoy that for all its worth, there ain't no more to like about this tobacco. Concerning the topping / casing ... sure it's there and you'll suffer a full mouth of soap every time you smoke this tobacco. Room note: not overly intense but just simply terrible. I finished smoking my meer one afternoon and had to run out of the house for about an hour - when I returned, much to my dismay my home smelled like some stale taxi.
So, a long review but it's been a longer test than I wished it might have been. At the onset I had high hopes that if I could ignore the soapiness, the flavor of the tobacco might come through but it never happened. Add on top of that the weird tongue bite that comes after smoking other blends first (not evident if this is smoked first oddly enough or even multiple bowls back to back of just this blend), and the rotton room note, this tobacco is simply a loser. Pass by, go elsewhere.
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Darth 69 (72) | Mild | Mild | Mild | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Here is a lightyly aromatic mixture of virginia, cavendish and a smidgen of latakia. As to the cavendish, I suspect a combination of both light and the noticeable dark cavendish. This is very mild in that I don't think an all regular virginia base would provide as evidenced by it's color, hence light cavendish. This is not a significant latakia blend, in fact I almost can not detect it. Close olfactory examination of the tin's bouquet shows a subtle pressence. This has the effect of subtly contouring the aroma in conjunction with it's light casing that produces a unique and different effect. I can't quite describe the casing. There is some subtle sweetness and whatever else. This may be compared somewhat to those americanized aromatic/english blends of cased burley that has some light degree of aromatic dressing and a smidgen of latikia. I can't describe what else would come close. Anyways, not a whole lot of flavor, somewhat bland, subtle sweatness with it's different subtle aroma. Not bad though, still a pleasant blend but not a bell ringer. A good breakfast smoke. May prove good for those who would like to experiment with the addition of more condimental leaf.
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Tantric (263) | Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Tolerable |
With all due respect, I don't think Westmorland has anything to do with My Mixture 965. For one, it is definitely more soapy and less structured. It also has a kind of artificial sweetness not at all present in Dunhill's. Having said that, I don't think this is a bad blend at all. Personally it's not one that I would smoke regularly, but for an every-now-and-then smoke I guess it's OK. Again: the British attempts to create flavored tobaccos (save, perhaps, Gold Block), have not been exactly successful, and this, I am afraid, is the case.
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Kegworth (7) | Mild | Extremely Mild | Medium | Pleasant |
I've enjoyed a number of the Gawith blends over the years,so I was curious about Westmoreland Mixture,not having tried it... The strength was medium and the flavoring more subtle than I had expected. I can taste a touch of the Gawith trademark which is a full taste but here is tempered down.I shared some with my neighbor and waited for him to light a bowl first so as to get an objective whiff as the tobacco began to burn. Pleasant--kind of old style. I've smoked a few bowls since I bought this tin, and I'm delighted with the consistency and flavor throughout. At the finish, there was hardly any dottle and the pipe was clean . I like this very much and would recommend to pipe lovers everywhere.
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Pipestud (1004) | Mild | Mild | Mild | Pleasant |
I can see where Latakia lovers might find Westmorland Mixture to be a little to..... different.
It is an unusual English/Aromatic that is light and sweet with little bitter or leathery undertones commonly found it straight up English blends.
A nice try by the blender to do something different, if not altogether pleasant to my particular tastebuds.
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Wartooth (5) | Mild | Mild | Medium to Full | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I am always wary of english blends with cavendish. Somehow it doesn't seem like a good fit. When I tried 965, I did a complete 180. Westmorland is another sweet english that fits in that realm. In fact, I think it beats out 965. The flavor changes subtlely throughout the smoke. The quality of the blend itself is as you would expect to come from Gawith. Perhaps this would be a good second step into the land of English blends for those beginning that path.
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gee (7) | Medium | Mild | Mild | Tolerable |
Since this poor weed is getting such poor reviews I thought I would throw in my two cents worth. I have only smoked about half a tin, not enough really to write a truly informed review. But I still think this tobacco deserves better than the one star it has received so far. In fact I think it deserves much better. It seems to me that the good folks at Sam Gawith, and at Gawith and Hogarth for that matter, have decided that they have to produce blends for the American market. Perhaps so as to get a piece of the Latakia action. But this does not mean that they have left behind the incredible and unique flavouring techniques that have made them either loved or hated by all. Westmorland, Sam's Flake and Chocolate Flake are pure Lakeland tradition. Indeed, Westmorland is more or less what I would expect from dear old Sam, and is definitely my favourite of the Mayor's Collection. When smoking it however one needs to keep in mind that this is not an attempt to update Squadron Leader, or Skiff or Commonwealth, nor is it a cousin to the new Balkan Flake. Indeed, it seems to me that if you wanted to place this somewhere I would say its far more in keeping with such classics as St. Bruno or Three Nuns. And yet at the same time it is something else all together. As you work your way through the bowl there are periodic bursts of Latakia and the whole smoke has a certain spicy sweetness to it. The room note is that of a mild latakia blend, but the general experience is that of a sweetened and flavoured Virginia. My recommendation then is that if you are looking for a Latakia blend then stear clear. But if you are looking for an update on a classic English taste then this tobacco is well worth the effort, and definitely a worthy addition to Sam Gawith's incredible line of tobaccos.
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(954) 391-9466
Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday 5pm to 10pm
Friday - Saturday 5pm to 12am
Late night menu available at Bar
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
French American
Executive Chef:
Sean Kelley
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
We can accommodate up to 40 guests in our private room for business meetings, wedding receptions, baby showers and catering private events; as well as smaller more intimate dinner party's.
Room must be booked in advance. Fee for the room may apply.
Private Party Contact:
Marilou Rioux (954) 391-9466
Getting there
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Harrison and 20th Av
Public Transit:
Public bus and Hollywood trolley stops within a 1-5 minute walk from us.
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Free on street parking, City parking garage across the street.
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Located in the heart of downtown Hollywood, La Coquette offers plenty of choices for diner. One can enjoy French American cuisine made from the freshest ingredients, seafood, daily fish specials and Northern oysters, outside dining, La Coquette offers a unique dining experience and priced to keep
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We made our reservation through
open table and was even given a reminder note. When we showed up at the restaurant they were out of business. Kaput, doors locked, sayonara. There should be away for Open Table to be notified of restaurant closures. It happens a lot in S Florida."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Our server was very attentive, and
moved us indoors quickly when it started to rain on our outdoor table. My friends loved the crabcakes. The goat cheese salad was spectacular. The chicken paillard was tender with delicious accompanying greens. I will definitely go back to La Coquette again soon."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Arturo was the best waiter. He was
personable, attentive and gave sophisticated service. If you go, ask for him."
Dined on 1/12/2014
As a local, we are always looking
for new non - chain restaurants. When planning our monthly girls' dinner, a friend recommended La Coquette. What a wonderful culinary experience....Foi Gras, Handmade Lobster Ravioli, Scallop Mac & Cheese, Scallops and Creme Brule....an explosion of flavors....All fresh and wonderful! Thank you Chef Sean!!!"
Dined on 1/10/2014
We went back to this restaurant on
New Years Eve for the 5th time in a month. As we walked in we were greeted by one of the servers that we had in the past. We were remembered by the server. As the hostess came up she had to be the rudest most unfriendly hostess that we have ever been greeted by at a restaurant. I always thought that a hostess should have a friendly personality. She had no personality, more like down right rude. Once seated the other server we had and the busboy had also remembered us and said hello. If not for the fact that we had been there before, we would have left at the door because of the hostess. Later we found out that she is the manager of the restaurant as well, I feel bad for the owners. We will not return"
Dined on 12/31/2013
We have been to this restaurant 5X
in a month and so because the food was so great we tried New Years Eve. What a mistake that was! Never again will we go back We show up and ask to sit in our favorite seat and were were rudely told, NOT TONIGHT YOU NEED A RESERVATION! We were never even greeted properly, no hello NOTHING, let alone we did have a reservation! The waiters all recognized us but not the rude hostess. We were finally seated and she ruined the mood. We did not even get credit on Open Table for our reservation from her. The food was ok this night but not like it usually is. PS The rude hostess was also the rude manager, one in the same! Stay away from this establishment!"
Dined on 12/24/2013
I found this restaurant using Open
Table and it was such a great find! Everything we ordered was delicious and the service was excellent! Highly recommended!"
Dined on 12/12/2013
We arrived as they were opening.
The service was outstanding and the food was delicious. Everything was timed perfectly. Our waiter was very friendly. We left filled and satisfied."
Dined on 11/30/2013
I was recommended to this location
by a friend. The service and food exceeded my expectations."
Dined on 11/13/2013
This is the first time that I used
Open Table and was disappointed in the restaurant. To start off this used to be Sage which was an outstanding French Restaurant. Everything looked the same but that is where it stopped. They served a complimentary fish dip with saltine crackers in the wrapper. This is what I would expect in a fish house. Our food was less than average. I just think it was a waste of money. We should have left at the fish dip. The table next to us asked what our opinion was since they themselves had to return their appetizer and they ended taking their food to go but by what they were saying I think the to go was ending up in the trash. I definitely would not recommend this."
Dined on 11/16/2013
Newly opened restaurant on
Harrison Street in Hollywood, Fl. Friendly atmosphere. Great French-American menu. Delicious dishes. Nice wine list. A free salmon spread appetizer to accompany our first drinks. Live music. This was the perfect venue for a "girls' night out"!"
Dined on 11/14/2013
We enjoyed all aspects of this new
restaurant. Highly recommend. Enjoy it as much as we did."
Dined on 10/13/2013
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So -- anybody get Raptured? My roommate actually disappeared but so did my wallet and there's vomit in the hallway so I assume he's just on a bender. Still, can't say I'd miss him if he were gone for good. This is a picture of Animal as Wolverine and Beaker as Cyclops by DeviantARTist Rahzzah. It reminds of the picture I drew of Miss Piggy as Rogue. That shit was mad sexy. No, no it wasn't. But it was drawn in crayon on my placemat at Denny's. My mom said if I ate all my pancakes I could get an ice cream. It wasn't easy! (I had to excuse myself to purge -- twice).
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Buying a Small Business Overseas – 5 Tips for a Smooth Transaction
by Caron_Beesley, Community Moderator
- Created: March 4, 2013, 7:42 am
Interested in buying a business overseas? Whether you're looking to expand into new markets or are just planning on funding your retirement plans outside the U.S., there are a number of steps you should take to ensure your new venture goes smoothly. Everything from business practices; legal and regulatory requirements; navigating an international sale deal; and language and cultural differences will come into play.
Here are some considerations and issues to bear in mind as you go about buying a business in a foreign country.
If English isn't the first language in the country where you intend to buy a business, then learning the local language should be your first priority. If you can't do this, then you will need to think long and hard about your motivation and determination for going the distance in this new territory.
Measure the Risks to Your Capital Investment
No matter how much capital you have, to lessen the risk, be sure to factor in the many variables that come from buying and running a business. Factor in cost overruns, delays getting started and unforeseen expenses. For example, don't always assume that cheap labor is always going to be quality labor—you get what you pay for. You'll also incur many of the employment expenses you incur in the U.S. such as benefits, taxes, sick leave, and social security.
Work with an Expert
As with any overseas venture, one of the most important things you can do when buying a business abroad is to consult an expert. Accountants, lawyers, tax attorneys, and real estate brokers, can all help you succeed with your cross-border purchase. To ensure the best representation, work with experts who have experience in the location and industry in which you are buying a business. But you'll also need to find in-country experts who are familiar with business and regulatory matters in the country you intend to buy a business.
Do Your Research About Cross-Border Deals
It goes without saying that any business venture requires research, so here are some issues you should bear in mind:
- Laws and Regulations – Legal and tax regulations overseas can be even more complicated than in the U.S. for business owners. Licenses and permits, for example, can take several months if not years to be granted. You'll also need to understand how the country handles expatriation of taxes on profits on foreign business owners. Much of this information can be found online, but for more information, reach out to local in-country small business organizations, business leaders and chambers of commerce.
- Understand the Buying Process – As you seek advice, be sure to ask about the negotiation and valuation process involved in buying a business. What's included in the sale? You don't want to be left with a hollow shell of a business when you thought you were getting furniture and fixtures too.
- Pay Heed to the Competition – As an outsider, it can take a tough skin to make a success of a small business in a foreign location. Be ready for that—look for ways to test the waters of the community before you take the plunge. Also look to the competition to understand your market potential—is there a gap or untapped need that you think your business can serve?
- Determine How You Intend to Manage Your Business – Will you re-locate yourself (that brings with it a raft of immigration factors), or will you manage it from the U.S. with on-site staff? Could you keep the current owner and hire him or her as an employee? Know your options before you hit the negotiation stage, and weigh the benefits of each.
Be Prepared to Connect and be Agile
Last but not least, buying and running a business—let alone an overseas business—requires tenacity, agility, and deep personal connections. So do your research, weigh the pros and cons, have a plan and heed laws and regulations. But above all, be true to your ambition and drive. Some of the best small business owners succeed not because they stick to the rulebook, but because they look for ways to take the initiative and forge a path for themselves.
About the Author
Caron Beesley is a small business owner, a writer, and marketing communications consultant. Caron works with the SBA.gov team to promote essential government resources that help entrepreneurs and small business owners start-up, grow and succeed. Follow Caron on Twitter: @caronbeesleyComments
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you have never run a business of your own successfully in the US. Language
barriers and cultural differences could completely ruin your project if you
are not up for it. I would rather team up with a trusted local or someone who
understands the new area before going into that territory. Great article!
Julie Robert | Window Shopper | 3/6/2013 - 4:29 am
If someone is planning business expansion overseas then he should take
information from authentic sources like Caron describe above and should
involve any reliable local person who can help and give information related
to matter.
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legal acquaintance. If you are really looking to expand your business in
overseas then the first thing you need to build a brand in home country. This
will be the basis of customer orientation overseas.
Also you need to hire a legal professional to guide you to well in
establishing a business. Also you need to understand the legal stuff.
Many online issue will also be there. The website content and online survey
about the people who uses internet. There may be chances that people want the
same thing in a different way.
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I'm a bit late to this party but my first and only (for now) ukulele track just got approved
As Mihai, i'd like to join the Ukulele Party as well (a bit late)
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Thanks for adding to this great collection
why did I noticed this post just not earlier? I have sent you two Ukulele-Songs from me. I hope you still add new songs to this collection!
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Listen my tracks may choose something for the collection.
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Since I only have one ukulele tune at the moment, I'll consider it my best!
I posted a link as per your instructions….for anyone else who is curious, here's the link:
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I don't play ukulele or even guitar very proficiently (I'm a keyboard guy) so it took me about 3 hours of recording, cutting, pasting, nudging etc etc just to get the ukulele the way I wanted it.
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Hi beepcode, here is a bit of instructions from my original post.
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- The definition of a computer is a person or electronic device that makes and stores quick calculations or processes information.
- An example of a famous human computer is Ada Lovelace.
- An example of a computer is the MacBook.
A silver laptop computer.
computer definition by Webster's New World
- a person who computes
- a device used for computing; specif., an electronic machine which, by means of stored instructions and information, performs rapid, often complex calculations or compiles, correlates, and selects data; now, esp., digital computer
computer definition by American Heritage Dictionary
- A device that computes, especially a programmable electronic machine that performs high-speed mathematical or logical operations or that assembles, stores, correlates, or otherwise processes information.
- One who computes.
computer - Computer Definition
A machine that computes. Specifically, a modern computer is a digital electronic system that performs complex calculations or compiles, correlates, or otherwise processes data based on instructions in the form of stored programs and input data.A device that can receive, store, retrieve, process, and output data.
A programmable machine that responds to specified instructions and can execute a list of instructions known as a program. Today's computers are electronic and digital—with wires, transistors, and circuits comprising the hardware and instructions and data comprising the software. Computers generally have these hardware components: (1) memory, allowing a computer to store data and programs, at least temporarily; (2) mass storage devices, allowing a computer to store and retain large amounts of data on the disk drives and tape drives; (3) input devices such as keyboards and a mouse, which act as conduits through which data are entered into a computer; (4) output devices, such as display screens and printers, that let users see what the computer has performed; and (5) a CPU or central processing unit, the primary component that executes the commands or instructions.
On a humorous note, in a New Scientist article, futurologist Ray Kurzwell said that although a $1,000 personal computer in 2005 has about the computing power equivalent to that of an insect brain, if development advances continue at the same rate into the future, within 15 years a $1,000 personal computer should have the computing power equivalent to that of a human brain.
On a global note, a controversial "computer-political" case arose on March 8, 2005, when Japan's anti-monopoly agency demanded that Intel Corporation stop business practices that the agency alleged were giving the world's dominant CPU chip maker an unfair advantage in the PC marketplace. Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) maintained that it would put forth a motion to enforce harsh actions if Intel failed to respond within 10 days to the allegations.
In particular, the FTC claimed that Intel was in breach of Japan's antitrust laws as early as 2002 when the company gave discounts and marketing payments to PC manufacturers in exchange for exclusivity or near-exclusivity. The FTC claimed that Intel was engaging in actions to keep the CPUs made by competing companies from being used—thus resulting in the limited marketing success of Japan's own CPU chip manufacturers. Intel's marketshare of the CPU market in Japan rose to 90% in 2004 from 78% in 2002. The FTC alleged that Intel had offered special incentives to Hitachi Ltd., Sony Corporation, Fujitsu Ltd., Toshiba Corporation, and NEC Corporation to use the Intel chip and the branding of "Intel Inside" or "Centrino" (Intel's wireless networking chipset). Intel defended its business practices as being not only fair but also lawful.
Associated Press. Microchips: Japanese Watchdog says Intel Practices Illegal. The Globe and Mail, March 9, 2005, p. B12; Kesterton, M. Upgrade Your System? The Globe and Mail, May 6, 2005.
A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently. The computer and all the equipment attached to it are called "hardware." The instructions that tell it what to do are called "software." A set of instructions that perform a particular task is called a "program" or "software program." See how to select a computer.
What a Computer Does
The instructions in the program direct the computer to input, process and output as follows: Input/Output The computer can selectively retrieve data into its main memory (RAM) from any peripheral device (magnetic disk, optical disk, etc.) or network connected to it. After processing the data internally, the computer can send a copy of the results from its memory out to any peripheral device or to the network. A system's size is based on how much memory it has. The more memory, the more programs and data it can work with at the same time. Storage By transferring data out to a magnetic disk, the computer is able to store data permanently and retrieve it when required. A system's size is also based on how much disk storage it has. The more disk, the more data are available.Processing (The 3 C's)
The computer performs all data processing by "calculating," "comparing" and "copying" the data stored in its memory (RAM). Calculate The computer can perform any mathematical operation on data by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing one set with another. Compare The computer can find, analyze and evaluate data by matching it with sets of known data that are included in the program or called in from storage. Copy The computer can rearrange data for reporting and organizing.The Stored Program Concept
The computer's capability of calling in and following a set of instructions is the "stored program concept." Before any data can be processed, instructions are read into memory from a disk or other source. The processing starts with the first instruction in the program, which is copied into a control unit circuit and compared against a set of built-in instructions. The control unit executes the instructions sequentially until it finds one that causes it to break the sequence and go elsewhere in the program. A CPU chip can handle billions of instructions per second, and as long as the instructions are valid and address data within the program's boundaries, the control unit executes them. If not, the computer comes to an abnormal end (see abend). Operations Overlap Input/output and processing overlap. While data are being read or written, which is much slower than instruction execution, the operating system can direct the computer to process data in another program or for another user.Computer Generations
First-generation computers, starting with the UNIVAC I in 1951, used vacuum tubes, and their memories were made of thin tubes of liquid mercury and magnetic drums. Second-generation systems in the late 1950s replaced tubes with transistors and used magnetic cores for memories (IBM 1401, Honeywell 800). Size was reduced and reliability was significantly improved. Third-generation computers, beginning in the mid-1960s, used the first integrated circuits (IBM 360, CDC 6400) and the first operating systems and DBMSs. Online systems were widely developed, although most processing was still batch oriented using punch cards and magnetic tapes. Starting in the mid-1970s, the fourth generation spawned the microprocessor and personal computer and introduced distributed processing and office automation. Query languages, report writers and spreadsheets put large numbers of people in touch with the computer for the first time. Even with the billions of people using computers every day, we are still in the fourth generation. The fifth generation implies faster hardware and more sophisticated software that uses artificial intelligence (AI). Natural language recognition is a major feature. When you can have a reasonably intelligent conversation with your computer, you will be in the fifth generation, perhaps in the 2015-2020 time frame.computer - Cultural Definition
An electronic device that stores and manipulates information. Unlike a calculator, it is able to store a program and retrieve information from its memory. Most computers today are digital, which means they perform operations with quantities represented electronically as digits.
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