Adam Smith It is not every day a new blend is released. It is an even rarer occasion that an entire new line of tobacco is presented. But that is […]
Read moreAdam J. Smith Tin Notes: A classic mixture harmoniously married to a Navy flake. Ripe Virginia tobaccos are first blended with Cypriot Latakia, fine Orientals, and a touch of dark-fired […]
Read moreAdam J. Smith Liner Notes: A bold flake of dark-fired Burleys in a well balanced unity with Flue-cured Virginias. This flake is Hot Pressed, meaning that during the pressing, heat […]
Read moreKevin Godbee It’s been a while since I’ve personally done a tobacco review. The reason? It’s work. It’s not the same thing as casual, leisurely pipe smoking. Yeah, I know—poor, […]
Read moreAdam J. Smith Liner Notes: A product of the House of Samuel Gawith & Co. Ltd – Kendal, Cumbria, England. From the Website: The first of a collection dedicated to […]
Read moreE. Roberts & Kevin Godbee The 2012 John Cotton Throwdown event just completed moments ago at Pheasant Run Resort at The Chicagoland Int’l Pipe & Tobacciana Show. The winner that […]
Read moreE. Roberts When I first joined the New York Pipe Club, I really wasn’t sure what to expect. I considered pipe smoking to be a rather solitary and sedentary pursuit, […]
Read moreAdam J. Smith Tin Notes: Distinctive flavourful blend, darkened tobaccos with Perique. From Altadis Website: Perfect for Fans of Elizabethan. We can thank the Golden Age of Exploration for introducing […]
Read moreAdam J. Smith Tin Note: Balanced Smoking Tobacco – Cool with a rich flavour. From the Website: A robust English blend with character. Plenty of Latakia, Pressed Virginia, and Burley […]
Read moreE. Roberts The Borkum Riff line of tobaccos has a pedigree that dates back to the early 1960s. It was formerly produced in the Mac Baren factory on an exclusive […]
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