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.

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...

A blend of golden, fully ripe Virginia leaves from the traditional districts of the United States and a smidgen of Perique. Natural sweetness and freshness with hints of citrus.

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.

Dark in color, but mild is the only way to describe this blend. What we wish to convey to the reader that it is gentle to the palate.

Tumbleweed blend is a ribbon-cut aromatic mixture comprised of black cavendish, burley, and Virginia tobaccos. A fragrant vanilla topping is added, providing a pleasant flavour profile with some subtle floral undertones.

A predominantly light brown, rather short cut loose cut of golden Virginia and cocoa brown burley with a hint of black cavendish, refined with aromas of cream and caramel; quite gentle in the taste with a fine redolence.    

Natural sweet Virginia tobacco and a good portion of Cyprian Latakia pressed and aged together.

A unique blend of aged tobaccos moistened with imported French and Dutch liqueurs for a rich aroma and a mellow, comfortable smoke. Our unique combination of tobaccos is aged just long enough to ripen to maturity. Then, it is lightly sprinkled with three...

Dark Virginia Flake, hand rubbed and mixed with a good portion of Black Cavendish as well as a pinch of Kentucky and Perique.