Newminster's "Pipe Cut" Blends?

The only one I've tried is the Oriental, bought it when I first started on the pipe and didn't know much about tobacco. It wasn't bad as I recall. Actually, there's still half a mason jar in my cellar and its creeping up on 2 years old, may have to revisit it this afternoon.

I'm curious as well. I've seen them as available and in always looking for a new bulk to cellar.
-Jason

I can't speak for the blends in question but I smoke their deluxe Navy flake and it is quite good, especially for the money.

Being of primarily Norwegian heritage, I bought some a while ago. I enjoyed it. It's kind of like a higher quality old codger blend in my opinion - burley, Virginia, some Oriental. It isn't as heavy or strong as the Amsterdam, which has dark fired Kentucky if I recall correctly.
It is a pipe cut, but a thin one. I think it's easier to roll into a cigarette than Prince Albert. It isn't a shag cut, though.
I used it as both pipe and cig tobacco. It's pretty decent as both. You could also find better, but it would cost more. For an easy going blend, that is inexpensive, fits the bill just fine. If I had to pick between the PA or Norwegian for a cob full to smoke, I could go either way. Which I think speaks pretty highly of the Norwegian, since PA is so popular and has been around forever.
If you enjoy Old Dark Fired from MacBaren, the Amsterdam might be of interest. I think ODF is slightly higher quality, but the Amsterdam is awful cheap, and also makes a pretty intense cigarette.