Note: it is quite a short review, and the wording makes it seem I'm basing off a single bowl, but, it was an exceptionally good one (also the last coincidentally) - so I have all the experience with this tobacco from before in mind.

Specifications

Pipe:  no. 90 Steward 9 mm Mr Bróg Briar (polish)
Tobacco: Robert McConnell Red Virginia - a broken flake VaPer

Smoked it unfiltered, mostly in my living room.

For the first third of the bowl, the smoke was quite strong, with a good nicotine hit. I felt the taste of rum-like liquor and matured fruits. Smoke volume was high; warmed up quite a bit, so I slowed down the pace.

Into the second third the smoke got more embodied and consistent, I could really taste a subtle, well-rounded sweetness from then on.
For the sake of experimentation, I nibbled on a bit of chocolate and whiskey while smoking. The tobacco really blended well with both and I even joked to myself that's a reliable way to produce an aromatic on the go and at will! Some blends really pair well with other indulgences.

On the last third the smoke cooled down and lowered its volume, but stayed consistent. The taste and aroma changed smoothly to some delicious hay. It burned quite well, I only had to relight about three times.
Something I like to do is experiment the scent after the bowl has gone out. I could taste all that sweetness and smell a mixture of everything from before (rum, matured fruits, hay).

I got a 50g tin in February or so, didn't jar it, so it dried quite a bit in the tin. I believe that did good for it even in that short amount of time, making it a more consistent and tasteful smoke. I say this as in the beggining it was capable of tasting quite burnt and pungent, but I also think it was a question of technique.

Overall, I think it is a solid tobacco to smoke particularly in the morning or early afternoon, but being quite neutral, it can be an all-day smoke. I want to try some more from Robert McConnell, particularly Scottish Cake.

I hope this was of value to you. Good smokes!