Re-Released Dunhill Tobacco

kanaia · Jul 29, 2016

DUNHILL

YE OLDE SIGNE

PIPE TOBACCO

Dunhill Tobacco of London Limited

proudly reintroduces Ye Olde Signe, a

vintage, pure Virginia blend that was first

launched in 1915. Packaged in a unique

and eye-catching 50-gram tin and blended

of only the finest leaves, Ye Olde Signe is a

medium-strength, medium-burning smoke,

that is at once rich and well-balanced.

Ripe with Virginia sweetness, Ye Old

Signe produces good smoke volume for

a rewarding smoking experience
DARK FLAKE

PIPE TOBACCO

Originally released in 1971,

Dunhill Pipe Dark Flake was a

popular Virginia blend made with

dark air-cured Perique tobaccos.

This exciting blend is now being

made available again for pipe

enthusiasts nationwide. With

medium strength and impact,

this slow-burning tobacco delivers

a rich, satisfying flavor ideal for

any smoking occasion.

zitotczito · Jul 29, 2016

New and old coming out in droves.

pipesmokingtom · Jul 29, 2016

New and old coming out in droves.

Water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink. Why do I have to be broke right now?!

pagan · Jul 29, 2016

I would hope these are considered pre 2007 blends that will not be affected by the FDA regulations coming into effect soon

jefff · Jul 29, 2016

Not likely.

mcitinner1 · Jul 29, 2016

I didn't come up with those blends on a Google search.

theediabeticman · Jul 29, 2016

According to the latest "clarification" of the FDA deeming regulations, these would be considered "new" blends....BUT man these sound incredible

kanaia · Jul 29, 2016

I didn't come up with those blends on a Google search
They were just released at the IPCPR they ship October 11th hopefully.

andrew · Jul 29, 2016

I believe Lane ltd. does the Dunhill blends now, these are the companies that aren't going to be affected really. They're like the Phillip Morris of the pipe tobacco world

jmatt · Jul 29, 2016

They were just released at the IPCPR they ship October 11th hopefully.

I hope I'm wrong, but that's laughable. And I am a federal regulatory attorney. Unless that blend was being marketed in February of 2007, not just before that time, or after that time, then it will not be going on sale in the U.S. in October.

pipesmokingtom · Jul 29, 2016

I believe Lane ltd. does the Dunhill blends now, these are the companies that aren't going to be affected really

Scandinavian Tobacco Group, more precisely. They are big.. very big. Big enough to sustain every blend they currently have on offer? Hope so, but doubt it.
And, respectfully, there is no such thing as the Phillip Morris of the pipe tobacco world. Those are two different universes of revenue.

jmatt · Jul 29, 2016

It doesn't matter how big you are. After August 7, no one can bring a new product to market prior to submitting for and gaining approval.

jmatt · Jul 29, 2016

Double post

pipesmokingtom · Jul 29, 2016

It doesn't matter how big you are. After August 7, no one can bring a new product to market prior to submitting for and gaining approval.

Yup. And no one knows what the SE app cost is going to be, nor the turnaround time on it. I'm not holding my breath for anything.

sablebrush52 · Jul 29, 2016

I would hope these are considered pre 2007 blends that will not be affected by the FDA regulations coming into effect soon.

They would have to be in continuous production and available before, ON, and after February 15 2007. A blend existing before the Predicate date that wasn't in production doesn't qualify. Sounds to me like STG missed the target since these won't be on the shelves by 8/7.
Oh well...

stoker · Jul 29, 2016

I haven't read the regs. But what is the difference between the 8/8/ 2016 date and 8/8/2018 date? If it's a post 2/15/07 blend and they're out by 8/8/16 they can continue to sell until 8/8/2018?

stoker · Jul 29, 2016

I haven't read the regs. But what is the difference between the 8/8/ 2016 date and 8/8/2018 date? If it's a post 2/15/07 blend and they're out by 8/8/16 they can continue to sell until 8/8/2018?

jmatt · Jul 29, 2016

I haven't read the regs. But what is the difference between the 8/8/ 2016 date and 8/8/2018 date? If it's a post 2/15/07 and they're out by 8/8/16 they can continue to sell until 8/8/2018?

If the product is on the market before the deadline, it can stay on the market for up to two years while waiting for approval - which it must submit a request for.
If it's not on the market by the deadline, it cannot be marketed until AFTER it has applied for and received approval. Which won't be quick or cheap.

pipesmokingtom · Jul 29, 2016

I don't think that's ENTIRELY accurate. I don't think. My understanding is:
It can stay on the market for two years regardless of application status if it's on the market at the deadline.
It can stay up to an additional year after that if it's submitted an application and is waiting for approval.

blendtobac · Jul 29, 2016

I haven't read the regs. But what is the difference between the 8/8/ 2016 date and 8/8/2018 date? If it's a post 2/15/07 and they're out by 8/8/16 they can continue to sell until 8/8/2018?

That's our understanding based on our lawyers' advice.
Russ

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