Pipe Tobacco

Golden Virginias are combined with Perique and Izmir Turkish for a delicious and memorable flake tobacco.

A delicious blend of red and bright Virginias pressed to perfection.

Another of the late Bob Runowski's blends, named in honor of the famous novel written by Christopher Morley. A Burley and VA blend with just a touch of Perique.

Among the most popular English tobaccos still in production, Samuel Gawith's Squadron Leader is a classic, quintessential English mixture featuring Bright and Dark Virginias combined with Latakia and Turkish leaf.

Among Samuel Gawith's oldest blends, Commonwealth is a full-flavored English blend composed entirely of Virginias and Latakia, resulting in a bold, full-bodied smoke with just the right amount of sweetness and spice.

Samuel Gawith's Skiff Mixture is a traditional blend of flue-cured Virginias, fire-cured Latakia, and sun-cured Turkish leaf, offering a smooth, natural, and Oriental-forward take on the classic English mixture.

NO SALES TO MASSACHUSETTS Samuel Gawith's Grousemoor: an iconic Lakeland-style pipe tobacco blend of steamed and stoved Virginias topped with a mélange of natural essences.

A fine Virginia, burley and black cavendish that is seasoned for weeks in oaken whiskey barrels. Topped with a nut type flavor. A milder blend for the aromatic smoker..

Rare Virginias are spun into "twist" then sliced to the size of small coins. Each disk is a complete blend. Costly to produce, this spun cut can be smoked for its slow burning classic Virginia flavor or mixed into a favorite blend for a change of pace.

A very special blend of golden Virginias, a little "white" burley, and a touch of perique to make things interesting. Pressed into long flakes, sliced, then rolled in the tin in long strips.

Ripe dark red Virginias and a good portion of Dark Fired Kentucky. Noble delight! Long flake slices.

Handcrafted from the world's finest tobaccos. Virginia and Louisiana Perique have been pressed and rolled. The tobacco matures under continuous pressure until being pressed again and cut finely into "Coins".