Uhle‘s only offers 1.5/7/14 oz quantities, at least for out of state purchases
I ordered 3 big bags of Uhle's. The 14 oz bags.1.4 ounce or 14 ounces?
Agree. That has tuned into my go to.My Perfection Plug order went great! Love the blend! Uhle’s is a winner!
Anyone know why their breakdown is done in these weights?Uhle‘s only offers 1.5/7/14 oz quantities, at least for out of state purchases
Anyone know why their breakdown is done in these weights?
Thought someone knew off of the top of their head. Also didn't want Uhle's to have to answer an unimportant email; I try not to send emails to retailers if I don't need to as I’m sure they get plenty of emails (and calls) as it is.Why not ask them?
Huh - you didn't get Blend 300. I guess you're just teasing yourself? Is it the thrill of anticipation?From the reading I’ve read in the past, their Burley is suppose to be some of the best, so I had to finally order some.
Just arrived today, I’ll keep you posted!
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I’m guessing it’s reduced weight to hit a price point for the shops that sold their tobacco. At one time Uhles sold their tobacco in drug stores and book shops in the Midwest. I don’t know if they are still in the wholesale tobacco business.Anyone know why their breakdown is done in these weights?
I first came across Uhle's in big countertop jars at a drug store in the Upper Penninsula, 15 years ago.I’m guessing it’s reduced weight to hit a price point for the shops that sold their tobacco. At one time Uhles sold their tobacco in drug stores and book shops in the Midwest. I don’t know if they are still in the wholesale tobacco business.
I had no idea they were that big. I wonder if this means that they source their leaf independently from Sutliff or Lane etc.I’m guessing it’s reduced weight to hit a price point for the shops that sold their tobacco. At one time Uhles sold their tobacco in drug stores and book shops in the Midwest. I don’t know if they are still in the wholesale tobacco business.
Good Question! It’s been years since I was in their basement tobacco blending room but I all I ever saw were medium size boxes of cut blending tobacco. I think most of the large wholesale accounts are long gone. They might have a few mom and pop accounts but I’m really not sure of anything. I think Jeff the owner was on PipesMagazine Radio years ago. Might have to listen to that episode again.I had no idea they were that big. I wonder if this means that they source their leaf independently from Sutliff or Lane etc.
Their Marquette blend is an exceptional aromaticPeriodically, I have seen the name mentioned in the 'what are you smoking' section of the forum. But I never ordered from them. On a scale of 1-10, what do you guys think of their blends?
Care to offer a recommendation for a smoker who is (temporarily) burned out on lat heavy blends. I currently like BPC and 333, W, etc. I'm well stocked up on those, but am curious about Uhle's. 00 and PPB have been mentioned. I have been restocking the cellar lately, but don't need any more blends that are just: meh.
To make more moneyAnyone know why their breakdown is done in these weights?
They're smokeable and worth their price, but in no way a top tier premium cigar. They're pretty mild. I thought I still had some, but I don't, so they couldn't have been too bad. Give 'em a shot and just buy five or so. I definitely think buying cigars on someone else's recommendation is even riskier than buying pipe tobacco the same way.Has anyone ever tried their house brand cigars? If so, I'd be curious to hear your thoughts.
They're smokeable and worth their price, but in no way a top tier premium cigar. They're pretty mild. I thought I still had some, but I don't, so they couldn't have been too bad. Give 'em a shot and just buy five or so. I definitely think buying cigars on someone else's recommendation is even riskier than buying pipe tobacco the same way.