Pipe Tobacco

A pure virginia blend without the addition of flavours, but with a naturally sweet, lemony taste.

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.

A typical English mixture of classic Virginia with 30% latakia. Bright burley added to round up the flavor. Partially granulated to assure steady burning with no top flavoring added.

Double broad cut light and dark Virginias, Old Belt plug, Macedonia, and latakia make this characteristic medium Scottish mixture cool and slow burning with flavor.

Matured Old Belt Virginia, Tennessee burley, latakia, Turkish and natural cavendish in a balanced medium strength mixture where no one element dominates.

Burley, golden Virginia and black cavendish with a baked-in flavor of herbs and spices give this blend an unusual woodland aroma.

An extra mild blend of tobaccos from Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland, plus a special Danish cavendish which is lightly topped with a sweet dressing.

An unusual blend of top grade Virginia with steam cured black Cavendish and a hint of Oriental leaf. Beautifully contrasted and mild, with a typically Danish aroma.

A mixture of finest English type, mixed in old copper drums. The best tobaccos of the world, red Kentucky, Virginia, Turkish, Carolina Black and Syrian Latakia give this natural English mixture a mild to medium taste volume.

A connoisseur's natural blend of Virginia and Curly Cut, with Perique and Syrian Latakia to enhance the taste but not overwhelm. Round, full flavor for sophisticated pipe smokers, yet a pleasant, classical "tobacco shop" aroma.

A fine English Mixture from very broad Virginia in the 3 mm cut, torn leaf, hand-graded. Full bodied but light on the tongue, with broad cut Virginia, Oriental and selected Syrian and Cyprian Latakia