What Were Your Go-To Tobacco’s in 2025?

[WVOldFart]

I've been trying to get through some samples that I have for a while, but my normal blends are:

Milan's "our" Prince Albert - The first pipe every morning with my coffee
Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match
Iwan Ries - Old Colonial
V.I.P. Match
Milan's Colonial Pastime

 

[Hutch Piper]

I've been trying to get through some samples that I have for a while, but my normal blends are:

Milan's "our" Prince Albert - The first pipe every morning with my coffee
Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match
Iwan Ries - Old Colonial
V.I.P. Match
Milan's Colonial Pastime

Love the Milan blends as well!

 

[LongIslandPiper]

Savinelli 140th
C&D Star if the East flake
WCC strange magic fake
McBaren HH ODF

 

[Manawydan]

Aros: Nutty Irishman, Sun Bear Navy Cask, Vanilla Roll Cake
Balkans: Balkan Sasieni, Plum Pudding Bourbon Barrel Aged
Englishes: Northwoods, Quiet Nights, Westminster
Virginias: Dark Twist Roll Cake, Folklore
Va/Pers: Rouxgaroux, Elizabethan Mixture

 

[DesertDan]

This year has been dominated by Ravenwood blends.
I have smoked through two tins each of Hobbit's Leaf and Swiftcurrent Lake.
I have put a serious dent in a tin of Moose Marmalade and am currently enjoying Bristlecone quite a bit.

I also acquired 100g of McClellan's #5110 and try as I might to be frugal, I've smoked a quarter of it.

 

[Sturmgewehr]

Carter Hall, Prince Albert, or Captain Black Royal. I love the stuff. Uncomplicated goodness. During spring, summer, and fall I rarely hit the pipe but over the winter months I'll smoke a bowl every evening with a cup of coffee. Yummy!

 

[Fuelman]

Mine were, Tombigbee , Mac Barren HH Old Dark Fired, Cowboy Coffee, and East India Company Cellar Reserve.

 

[Fuelman]

Although I have a few small jars with some other blends, I'm a man of simple tastes (and a somewhat cheap). My three usual -
1. Lane 1-Q
2. Carter Hall
3. C&D Nutty Irishman

I have some Nutty Irishman coming in the mail. It sounded good, can’t wait to try it.

 

[RickyRecon]

Its been a year of trying out several blends, but i find myself continually returning to an 8oz jar of LBF that I sealed up a decade ago. Davidoff Flake Medallions is probably the only other blend I've had more than a tin of.