Only weird if you look at the world through a paper towel cardboard tube, telescope-style.
STG closes Mac Baren and Sutliff
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Only weird if you look at the world through a paper towel cardboard tube, telescope-style.
With that many brands going away, growing won't be lucrative enough for farms to remain in business.
I don't think that the motives for regulating the cigarette business were quite so uniformly monochromatic. Cigarettes are unhealthy and have contributed to the deaths of tens of thousands of people, probably more. The government eventually recognized that, despite the hundreds of millions of dollars lavished on elected officials and bureaucrats, and took regulatory action to reduce the number of smokers.
The pot business deregulation is certainly motivated by money, top to bottom, and nothing else.
We’re on a forum about pipe tobacco and once again when there’s any negative news regarding the industry someone, in this case you, decides to bring up cannabis legalization. It’s a pretty old whataboutism tbh.
In regard to this specific thread, this issue is all about consolidation of the industry and in no way shape or form does cannabis play a part in that. Yet regardless, you wanted to bring it up. SMH lol
They are a proper manufacturer who source their own raw leaf for production. I think this news now makes them the last US based pipe tobacco producer? At least any major one, I think the company that bought D&R a few years back might still produce those blends in the US but after the sale I stopped buying once they canceled a bunch and other changed for the worse.
And here I thought the joke about Denmark being where blends go to die was just about the production quality... 
We've seen that canary in the coal mine getting limper and limper for years now, such as McClelland's complaint about red Virginia.
I’ve never heard of C&D doing anything with STG.
This is what it says on their site;
Our head blender Jeremy Reeves works closely with farmers and tobacco merchants around the globe to personally source each of the unique varietals and grades used in our blends: From matured Bright and Red flue-cured leaf to exotic Kasturi and sustainable Turkish Latakia, each is specifically selected for consistency and quality.
Cornell & Diehl Pipe Tobacco
Premium, boutique pipe tobacco handcrafted with unparalleled passion — one small batch at a time.
www.cornellanddiehl.com
I wonder if this will open opportunity for C&D to provide components for the small shops who blend depending on how that side of Sutliff is impacted.
That is a silver lining if I've ever seen one, and an astute point. I'm assuming you're only referring to American tobacconists.
One of the biggest shames from all of this is that Sutliff makes match blends of many venerated, discontinued blends. Some of those older blends that have been discontinued, but kept alive in one way or another through Sutliff's match-blends, might actually be dead if Sutliff closes up shop.
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Only weird if you see the world through a paper towel cardboard tube, telescope-style.
You just did ^^^^ exactly what I was referring to.
@georged is an older respected member, my hat tips to him. As an older and respected member, I never tangle with him.
Because he’s highly intelligent, and a fast typer too on the laptop.
I even watched him once give a guy a Kung Fu flip…
I love and respect @georged so I want to share these moments. Let’s all get along and share love and respect…
P.S. To the man!
Because he’s highly intelligent, and a fast typer too on the laptop.
I even watched him once give a guy a Kung Fu flip…
I love and respect @georged so I want to share these moments. Let’s all get along and share love and respect…
P.S. To the man!
If their suppliers aren't hit with the loss of Sutliff.
Surely Sutliff, if profitable as-is, will get a management or private equity buyout? The latter would destroy it, sadly, but all might not be lost if it went the right way?
That would be a good option, if it’s even a reality
Then we can call Molto Dolce "Moldy Dolce".
The anti tobacco nanny state killed all forms of smoking... The whole thing is still on life support, but one day that plug will be pulled.
Weed did not cause this.
In fact, weed smoking is keeping several cigar companies in business.
Weed did not cause this.
In fact, weed smoking is keeping several cigar companies in business.
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