The Blender with the Most Reviews? McClelland

[cigrmaster]

I was messing around at tobaccoreviews.com and with 6918(234 blends) reviews, McClelland takes the prize. I had no idea who actually had the most when I went to look, but it doesn't surprise me, especially considering how large their portfolio is. Second place goes to Mac Baren with 5529(109 blends) and third goes to Cornell & Diehl with 5393(309 blends). So is anyone surprised? Will tobaccoreviews all of a sudden get an influx of new reviews coinciding with the run on McClelland tobacco?

 

[Chasing Embers]

Sounds about right. No honorable mention for Kane's Of New Zealand? :mrgreen:

 

[sablebrush52]

Sounds about right. No honorable mention for Kane's Of New Zealand? :mrgreen:

And leave us not forget Dan Tobacco's Holly's Non Plus Ultra!

 

[cosmicfolklore]

They are also the most popular tinned brand sold at The Briary (outside of the jarred aromatics), until they ran out. But, I am not surprised. With their interesting flavor profile and mixed reactions that I've read people having to it, I would think that it would generate a lot reviews, reactions, and discussion. I am definitely a fanboy.
However, I am surprised that GLP wasn't in the (at least) the top three. He doesn't have nearly as many blends, but his unique style definitely has a huge following.

 

[pylorns]

Top 10 Blends Cellared in thepipetool.com ranking: (McClelland being the most cellared)

Name of Brand

McClelland

Dunhill

Samuel Gawith

G.L. Pease

Cornell & Diehl

Esoterica Tobacciana

Mac Baren Tobacco Company

Peterson

MacBaren

Peter Stokkebye