Looking to Expand the Inventory...Taking Recommendations

[Brig]

Been smoking a lot of different pipe tobaccos over the past year and have added a few to my rotation, but am looking to expand my horizons. Looking for recommendations based off the blends I found I liked:

Peterson Nightcap
GL Pease Quiet Nights
Cornell & Diehl Pirate Kake
Strauss Sleepy Hollow
Cornell & Diehl Autumn Evening
Sutliff Pumpkin Spice

There's a few other blends that are occassionals, but these ones are the ones I keep coming back to.

Looking forward to seeing where you guys send me

 

[Waning Embers]

Peretti Royal and Tashkent.

 

[Brad H]

Smoking pipes has 20% off G L Pease right now. Would be a prime opportunity to snag one or two to try if someone offers up a Pease recommendation.

 

[Scrapyard Ape]

Been smoking a lot of different pipe tobaccos over the past year and have added a few to my rotation, but am looking to expand my horizons. Looking for recommendations based off the blends I found I liked:

Peterson Nightcap
GL Pease Quiet Nights
Cornell & Diehl Pirate Kake
Strauss Sleepy Hollow
Cornell & Diehl Autumn Evening
Sutliff Pumpkin Spice

There's a few other blends that are occassionals, but these ones are the ones I keep coming back to.

Looking forward to seeing where you guys send me

Gonna recommend C&D's Canal Boat and Crooner.

 

[ziv]

You seem to like English and aromatics, have you tried English/aromatic crossover blends? Like Lane HGL.

 

[Servant King]

...or C&D Black Frigate.

 

[blametony]

I would check out Boswell’s. They have great English blends like Northwoods and Countryside as well as fantastic aromatics that aren’t too heavy on topping.

 

[Skippy Piper]

It seems like you enjoy darker, warmer flavors in both your aromatics and non-aromatics so I'll toss in a handful of recommendations.


Lane Limited - RLP-6 (chocolate, vanilla, & caramel flavors lightly applied to a base of mild burleys, virginias, and black cavendish)

Lane Limited - TK-6 (mild burley and black cavendish with a mellow and non-cough syrupy cherry topping)

Lane Limited - BCA (A light and wispy aromatic comprised entirely of black cavendish, but with a topping assortment very similar to Sutliff Pumpkin Spice and Sleepy Hollow that should scratch the same flavor itch when the Pumpkin Spice and Sleepy Hollow eventually run out)

Gawith Hoggarth - Kendal Dark (A rich and robust shag cut blend of fireplace smokey dark fired Virginias with no added toppings. Similar in strength to Nightcap)

Cornell & Diehl - Haunted Bookshop (If dark and earthy flavors are your thing then Haunted Bookshop should be tried at least once. It tends to be a "love it or hate it" sort of blend, but could make for a nice break from the English blends and aromatics)

 

[Strange Quark]

Dan Tobacco's Bill Bailey's Balkan Blend.

 

[Singularis]

Peretti Royal and Tashkent.

I just put in my first Peretti order and these are two I included. Glad they come with Chasing Embers approval. I’ve only smoked one bowl of Peretti: Cambridge Flake. It was so transcendent that I put in an order for the 8oz tin and 4oz of three others to try.

For what it’s worth, I’m not burned out of Latakia and English blends. I’m currently smoking Kramer’s Father Dempsey, which is also very good.

 

[metalheadycigarguy]

Samuel Gawith - Squadron Leader
Samuel Gawith - Skiff Mixture
Samuel Gawith - Perfection
Peterson - Early Morning Pipe
Rattray's - Exotic Passion

 

[Goblin_Walrus]

Try Rattray’s Accountant’s mixture. Light on the Latakia but plenty of character.

 

[romaso]

Do you know about the Tobacco Reviews site?
https://www.tobaccoreviews.com

Everyone has different tastes, but if you find a reviewer who agrees with you on what you've tried, that can help you find new blends.

 

[quantumboy]

Been smoking a lot of different pipe tobaccos over the past year and have added a few to my rotation, but am looking to expand my horizons. Looking for recommendations based off the blends I found I liked:

Peterson Nightcap
GL Pease Quiet Nights
Cornell & Diehl Pirate Kake
Strauss Sleepy Hollow
Cornell & Diehl Autumn Evening
Sutliff Pumpkin Spice

There's a few other blends that are occassionals, but these ones are the ones I keep coming back to.

Looking forward to seeing where you guys send me

If you like Quiet Nights, then I think you can trust most of Pease's English blends. They are consistently good, and I would also recommend that if you're in this for the long haul, aging really is a thing. Put a few down and try then in five years. Very much worth the wait and the discipline!