Definitely the smokiest I have encountered, thanks for letting me know it shines in fresh as well, I'm trying to grow some this year.EBHarvey said:I'll second the jamaican hot chocolate - they have an earthy, smokyness that's off he charts if you allow them to fully ripen to a deep reddish-brown. even without drying them its really, really pronounced. I have a few pints left of a straight ferment I did in 2012 and you'd absolutely swear i smoked those peppers. an when you do smoke them....wow.
First time I had it was the powder and I was blown away. So many notes; smoky, earthy, and it's robust, hot... it was my go-to, on pizza, awesome. You could swear it was smoked... but nope. And it has its own smoky quality, it's not like you can pick out a wood flavor. It's a must try for a smoky pepper.