About $45 for eight ounce box, if you can find it not backordered.
Highly Recommended- Worth Backordering
Description:
Samuel Gawith makes some of the most sought-after and recognizable pipe tobaccos in the industry, and among the most legendary is Samuel Gawith 1792 Flake. It begins with wonderfully sweet Virginias blended with dark-fired tobacco, enhanced with an intriguing Lakeland top note that makes the flavor smoother and more harmonious. While the taste is sweet and slightly smoky with a creaminess provided by the top dressing, don't let the gentle flavor fool you - this is a serious blend best enjoyed by veteran pipe fans, especially after a nice dinner or before bedtime. This never lasts long, so get yours while it's available.
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This blend is heavily flavored with the extract of the tonquin bean, or coumarin, which is one of the flavorings used in Half and Half.
Tonquin Bean - https://thetastebudz.wordpress.com/worlds-ingredients/tonquin-bean/
Tobacco tasting is by nature subjective but if you don’t like this you need to smoke a pipe a few more years, and I promise you will.
1792 Flake comes in long pressed, moist, oily, glistening, flakes all nestled in a little plastic tray inside the box, sealed up with plastic.
One flake, folds up in fours and diced and sliced thin with a razor sharp knife, fills my big Peterson 307.
It’s a bit difficult to get fired up, and there’s more relights than usual.
1792 is a strong, nicotine rich tobacco, but smoooooth.
Under the Lakeland sauce of coumarin I can taste wonderful Virginias and rich dark fired burleys, but there’s this tonquin bean taste that’s just delicious beyond words to describe. You have to try this yourself, to believe how good a Lakeland can be.
If you are a veteran pipe smoker you will love this tobacco.
I’m jest a sotten here a remenisin’ ‘bout when my old Grandma Ma Agee used to write fer The Index, a new installment each week ‘bout Ma, Pa, Sy Thomas and Saydee, and sometimes Saydee’s young’un what lived over a half mile South of Bug Tussle.
Pa woulda guv up hiz homegrown Long Green, fer 1792 Flake.
You owe yourself this. It’s worth the wait for a back order.
Highly Recommended- Worth Backordering
Description:
Samuel Gawith makes some of the most sought-after and recognizable pipe tobaccos in the industry, and among the most legendary is Samuel Gawith 1792 Flake. It begins with wonderfully sweet Virginias blended with dark-fired tobacco, enhanced with an intriguing Lakeland top note that makes the flavor smoother and more harmonious. While the taste is sweet and slightly smoky with a creaminess provided by the top dressing, don't let the gentle flavor fool you - this is a serious blend best enjoyed by veteran pipe fans, especially after a nice dinner or before bedtime. This never lasts long, so get yours while it's available.
——
This blend is heavily flavored with the extract of the tonquin bean, or coumarin, which is one of the flavorings used in Half and Half.
Tonquin Bean - https://thetastebudz.wordpress.com/worlds-ingredients/tonquin-bean/
Tobacco tasting is by nature subjective but if you don’t like this you need to smoke a pipe a few more years, and I promise you will.
1792 Flake comes in long pressed, moist, oily, glistening, flakes all nestled in a little plastic tray inside the box, sealed up with plastic.
One flake, folds up in fours and diced and sliced thin with a razor sharp knife, fills my big Peterson 307.
It’s a bit difficult to get fired up, and there’s more relights than usual.
1792 is a strong, nicotine rich tobacco, but smoooooth.
Under the Lakeland sauce of coumarin I can taste wonderful Virginias and rich dark fired burleys, but there’s this tonquin bean taste that’s just delicious beyond words to describe. You have to try this yourself, to believe how good a Lakeland can be.
If you are a veteran pipe smoker you will love this tobacco.
I’m jest a sotten here a remenisin’ ‘bout when my old Grandma Ma Agee used to write fer The Index, a new installment each week ‘bout Ma, Pa, Sy Thomas and Saydee, and sometimes Saydee’s young’un what lived over a half mile South of Bug Tussle.
Pa woulda guv up hiz homegrown Long Green, fer 1792 Flake.
You owe yourself this. It’s worth the wait for a back order.
so keep that in mind.
