I didn’t see anyone mention this yet, but it seems the tinned Nat Sherman mixtures have a new life under the brand name Metropolitan.
I don’t know who makes them.
I don’t know who makes them.
Thank you, my friend! I have absolutely no idea what world this is any longer; as first, Dunhill-branded tins go away - my mind and eye are still trying to adjust to seeing the Peterson logo on the new pipe tobak tin art; then, Sherman's in NYC announces they are "outta here" - taking with them my beloved N.S. Timeless Nicaraguan cigars, Havana Ovals, Cigarettellos, and Classic cigarettes; then, D&R drops a bunch of tabaks from their line - like Picayune; and now, I hear a rumor that my ultimate horror may be coming true: "Prince Albert is gone." . Prince Albert is my main, number one, everyday smoke - I am in serious trouble; if this is true. What's next...no more Maxwell House coffee!?!?!? - Sherm NatmanWelcome back, Nat!
Is that really you???Thank you, my friend! I have absolutely no idea what world this is any longer; as first, Dunhill-branded tins go away - my mind and eye are still trying to adjust to seeing the Peterson logo on the new pipe tobak tin art; then, Sherman's in NYC announces they are "outta here" - taking with them my beloved N.S. Timeless Nicaraguan cigars, Havana Ovals, Cigarettellos, and Classic cigarettes; then, D&R drops a bunch of tabaks from their line - like Picayune; and now, I hear a rumor that my ultimate horror may be coming true: "Prince Albert is gone." . Prince Albert is my main, number one, everyday smoke - I am in serious trouble; if this is true. What's next...no more Maxwell House coffee!?!?!? - Sherm Natman
I thought they have been selling under this label for years...I didn’t see anyone mention this yet, but it seems the tinned Nat Sherman mixtures have a new life under the brand name Metropolitan.
I don’t know who makes them.
536 is standout - it's what they used in their filtered brown boxed cigarettes - I enjoyed those when I was attempting to quit and go for a more NATural smokeThank you for catching that! I really like their 536, an English blend with burley. Though I have a tin on hand, it is good to know it isn't the end of the blend. The idea that Nat Sherman is gone still jolts me a little. May Iwan Ries live on in perpetuity.
I thought they have been selling under this label for years...