Pipe Tobacco

A old venerable blend  preferred by Bostonians for years is here re-created from a jar of the original purchased in the early 90's. Many different grades of rough, pebble and Crumb Cut Burley are cased with molasses and extracts of plum and blended...

Our first encounter with a pipe smoker in Mellville's Moby Dick is when we are introduced to the feirce yet noble tattooed harpooner Queequeg.  Queequeg's Tomahawk pipe, according to the narrator,  serves a dual purpose- To brain his foes and...

Latakia, Oriental and Virginia tobaccos, the classic English Mixture. Pressed and aged to give extra character and interest.

"Many Years back our old recipe for Brown Flake was always packed loose and slightly broken apart".

Brolen flake pipe tobacco made with aircured and Kentucky style tobacco with flue cured Virginia, pressed and aged for full round flavour

Seattle Pipe Club's Mississippi River Special Reserve is crafted by Cornell & Diehl from Joe Lankford's own recipe. Enhanced with condimental tobaccos, the blend features rich red Virginias, Orientals, Latakia, and Perique. These tobaccos are aged...

Flavored Tobacco Product- CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO A MASSACHUSETTS ADDRESS. Inspired by the first widely popular Christmas carol written in the U.S. (1857), We Three Kings alludes to the magi who traveled to the nativity bearing exotic spices and treasures...

A blend of pure Virginia and black cavendish with no condiment tobaccos.

Red and gold Virginia blended with a touch of black cavendish.

Classic English mixture with a subtle dash of perique.

Mild and flavorful - Benjamin Hartwell's friend, Jim Murdoch, was a real dandy, always dressed in the most fashionable styles of his day. He preferred his pipe tobaccos mild and with a hint of sweetness to please the women as he walked by. Ben made his...

Seattle Pipe Club's Plum Pudding Special Reserve enhances Joe Lankford's original recipe with rare, matured sun-cured tobaccos and other specially selected leaf for additional nuance and peppery spice. Crafted by Cornell & Diehl from Lankford's own...