A distinctive Virginia, Burley, and Black Cavendish is the Erinmore Mixture. Not quite 'aromatic' in the traditional sense, but mildly aromatic with notes that blend in so well with the tobaccos. Few people are well-versed in the recipe, which is a well kept secret. There are notes of sweet Cavendish, light nutty earthiness in the distant, and citrussy Virginias with hay-like colours. The tobacco has a rather light appearance, primarily as a golden brown ribbon with a few black and darker brown flecks. Packing, lighting, and maintaining a flame are all rather simple.

The specific flavours that can be obtained by smoking Erinmore Mixture are disputed by others, with some people asserting that they taste like pineapple. Even fewer say they can taste coffee or cocoa. However, there is no denying that this blend is a popular among many people, who enjoy the premium leaves. This tobacco is ideal for frequent use.