Pipe Tobacco

Gawith, Hoggarth & Co.'s Rodeo is a blend of bright Brazilian and Indian tobaccos mixed with dark Indonesian and Indian leaf

Gawith, Hoggarth & Co.'s Kendal #6 combines bright Brazilian and Indian leaf with dark Indonesian and Indian leaf.

Gawith, Hoggarth & Co's Exmoor Mixture is a blend of Bright Indian, Brazilian, and Latakia tobaccos.

Gawith, Hoggarth & Co.'s #12 Mixture is a traditional English blend composed of a significant portion of fragrant Latakia and complemented by naturally sweet Virginias.

Manufactured from dark tobacco 'whole leaf' rather than strips, the mid-rib (or stem) gives the 'birds eye' effect when cut. A strong smoke which was particularly favored by the fishermen as the finer cut meant the tobacco was easier to light and to...

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.

Samuel Gawith's Black XX is a unique mixture of heat-treated and partially Cavendished Virginias, resulting in an extra-dark color and a slightly mellower (though still quite full-bodied) character. Presented in traditional rope cut.

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.