Newbie here :) Some questions

+1 on smoking a pipe

A Falcon will suit you well for a first pipe. Invest in a couple bowls to go with it and you are set. You can learn the ropes (packing, lighting, smoking, etc) and then move up if you decide to stick with it.
As for tobaccos, I would go with something heavier for the spicy and full, something like Sam Gawith St. James Flake. While not spicy, Peterson University Flake is a very good blend. Perique is what will give you that spicy taste/feeling. A good mild tobacco for morning would be Dunhill Flake, Mac Baren Navy Flake or Orlik Golden Slices.
Most online vendors have a proprietary line but most all sell the same tobaccos from the big houses. If you are Norway, I would recommend 4noggins.com, I hear they are really good with international shipping.
A lot of tinned tobaccos will be very moist out of the tin so its important to let them dry quite a bit before packing. The lighter flakes I mentioned do not require much dry time, so that is a plus.
Welcome to the forum. Hang out and you will learn a lot. Much easier to learn about pipe smoking these days plus get lots of ideas for new tobaccos and pipes to try out.

There are a couple tobaccos out there that use cigar leaf if that is a taste you enjoy. I enjoy Luxury Bullseye Flake and Escudo Navy Deluxe as my spicier smokes and they can be had at a decent price especially the LBF. I recommend looking at some reviews to see what you might like. If you really need the nicotene hit you can always mix in some Five Brothers to whatever blend you may be enjoying. There are tons of tips on this site. You've come to the right place. Do some exploring...

Welcome to the fold.
That is a wonderful first tobacco order, with good variety of high quality tobaccos.
I would recommend that as soon as you open a tin, that you transfer the tobacco to a mason jar with a proper canning lid (ring and lid with rubber seal). You're giving to want to store it at room temperature in an air tight, and light tight (moatly) environment. There are many perspectives on if you should, and how much you should, dry your tobacco prior to smoking.
It sounds trite, but I'd recommend you exhaust the threads here on getting started with pipe smoking. If it's easy for you, you could also search YouTube for videos on pipe packing, drying tobacco, and lighting a pipe.
It's nice to have you here, I hope you enjoy your new pastime.
-- Pat

I would also recommend trying a plumb cake ( it is not an aro tobacco, it is strong and has great taste

Welcome aboard. A mild Latakia blend is Altadis Fox and Hound, to see if you like Latakia. A rather strong

but flavorful burley blend with cigar leaf is Cornell & Diehl Billy Budd. I wouldn't suggest it for a new smoker,

but since you like cigars, you may like it, and it will let you know if you like burley. Both these are available

in bulk, at somewhat less cost than tinned tobacco blends, and in small quantities so you can sample them,

and many other bulk offerings.

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