Smokingpipes Drucquer & Sons Sale

[Magpiety]

Got an email about this sale this morning. I can't recommend Blairgowrie enough, it's an excellent scottish/english blend.

Just throwing this out there as a heads up.

 

[Jwebb90]

I generally do not care for Latakia but Blairgowrie seems like a blend that would scratch that itch should the time come.

 

[mso489]

I'm intrigued by those blends, but wonder if the old-timer pitch amounts to anything. I guess I should review the constituent tobaccos in the blends and read a review or two. Reconstituted blends from the past, which these seem to be, are sometimes on the mild side, if that's what you like. If you like a little more pizzazz, they may not work for you.

 

[kcghost]

Pease certainly makes some interesting tobaccos.

 

[renfield]

The back story is nice but these blends can definitely stand on their own.

I’ll second the thumbs up for Blairgowrie. It’s a really well done Scottish mixture.

 

[craig61a]

Thanks... Locked and cocked.

 

[spicy_boiii]

Just a reminder that GL Pease recreated these blends - and that he blended the original mixtures at the Drucquer and Sons B&M in Berkeley.

 

[logs]

I'm intrigued by those blends, but wonder if the old-timer pitch amounts to anything. I guess I should review the constituent tobaccos in the blends and read a review or two. Reconstituted blends from the past, which these seem to be, are sometimes on the mild side, if that's what you like. If you like a little more pizzazz, they may not work for you.

MSO, I think you'd go for Inns of Court. It's an excellent burley oriented blend that I think would fall into your flavor profile. It's good stuff.

 

[FurCoat]

I got 200 gr tins of Trafalgar, Levant and Blairgowrie. Topped it off with some Crooner to save shipping cost. All C&D blends are 20% off also.