Pipe Tobacco

The basic tobaccos are broadly akin to those of Red Rapparee. Carefully apportioning of the quantities of seasoning leaf brings about a dark full bodied mixture. A notable tobacco.

A charming, perfectly balanced dark mixture of Virginia tobaccos, Orientals, black cavendish and a luxurious quantity of latakia. The ash is pale grey and similar to that of a good cigar. A wonderful, spicy mixture.

Samuel Gawith's Brown No. 4 combines dark fire-cured and air-cured leaf for a bold, full-flavored, and full-strength pipe tobacco, presented in traditional rope cut.

Samuel Gawith's Black XX is a unique mixture of heat-treated and partially Cavendished Virginias, resulting in an extra-dark color and a slightly mellower (though still quite full-bodied) character. Presented in traditional rope cut.

A coal-black cavendish without any flavour additions. A mellow tobacco which can be smoked the whole day long. The smoker may detect flavours of liquorice, plums and nuts.

"Hal O' The Wynd" is an unusually strong Virginia-based mixture. Fire-cured Kentucky is added to a base of a variety of Virginias and Perique completes this mixture. It is then pressed and finally rubbed by hand.

Marlin Flake combines dark Virginias, black cavendish as well as a pinch of perique.

This dark flake is composed from dark Virginia, black Cavendish and a hint of Perique.