Pipe Tobacco

Pipe Tobacco Hall of Fame Inductee. The Prince Albert Blends were introduced by R.J Reynolds in 1907. R.J. Reynolds sold the brand to the John Middleton Tobacco Company, Limerick, PA, in 1987, who has been producing it ever since.

Granger Pipe Tobacco is a classic American burley based blend with a slight top flavor. This rough cut classic lights and burns easily, delivering a smooth, crisp, mild, medium bodied smoke and a pleasant, fragrant room note.

Half and Half is a timeless mix of loose cut Burley and Virginia tobaccos with flavorful notes of Cardamom, Coriander and Maze. Enjoy this smooth, easy-going smoke again and again.

An aromatic Burley blend with hints of cocoa and oriental spice, the Sir Walter Raleigh regular mixture has been a popular favorite of countless smokers for generations. A traditional blend of burley tobaccos made in Kentucky.

Naturally sweet bright Virginia leaf from three continents combined and aged in press to bring out the natural flavours.

Mac Baren’s Navy Flake is an exceptionally smooth smoke mixed from the finest Virginias with a taste of Burley and Cavendish, enhanced with rum and a touch of honey to create a blend with a slow, cool smoke.

A "Roll Cake" of natural sweet Virginias and light sour and smoky flavour from the addition of Dark Fired Kentucky perfectly blended to create a natural tobacco taste.

Scottish Blend The loose cut tobacco in Mixture is light sweet Virginia. One of the secrets behind the special pleasure that Mixture provides is that pressed Virginia and Burley tobaccos have been added but they are broken up prior to being blended...

A zesty, full bodied, double pressed Virginia. Navy Cut.

Perique from St James Parish and velvety Virginia leaves form this delicious spicy tobacco. Medium strength. Even if you eschew describing likening tobacco flavors to food, you cannot mistake the tin aroma and subsequent flavours of Fig, mild Plum and...

Skiff mixture has a large Latakia content. Complemented by Turkish and Virginia tobaccos. Medium strength.

Virginias which have been cold pressed and sliced to a broken flake. Medium strength. Note: Cold Pressing, as opposed to the traditional Samuel Gawith "steam" or "Hot" press process, does not carmelize the natural sugars in the Bright Virginia leaf...