What Tobacco Comes in Tins? Besides flake

[stringfellow93]

I recently saw some tobacco I was going to buy but I was unsure of the cut. It was in a round tin. It wasn't flake tobacco. Just curious if I'm crazy or if anyone knew what it is called.

 

[philobeddoe]

Try Smokingpipes.com or Pipesandcigars.com, check their tinned tobacco selection and try to find a match for the tin art.

 

[eaglerico]

I don't think you are crazy but I would venture to say there are probably several thousand blends that come in tins. Not all are readily available but, none the less. If you could describe the tin art and type of tin maybe someone can point you in the right direction. The sites phil listed probably have the best assortment of blends available in the US cataloged.
Just for your future help too, some not all, actually have a description of the tobacco including the cut. And if it doesn't there are a couple of different pipe tobacco review websites that will describe the cut.

 

[stringfellow93]

Thanks for sharing the sites. I'm gonna check them out in a bit. And I remember reading the tin and it not providing what cut but later seeing it online. It almost looked like the tobacco was twisted together or something.

 

[stringfellow93]

Found out what it was. The tobacco was Eileens Irish creme, Another Aromatic.

 

[cigrmaster]

string, these sites will let you know all about the different blends and their cuts.
http://tobaccoreviews.com/

http://luxurytobaccoreviews.com/