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A delicious blending of well-aged Virginia, Latakia, and St. James Perique, Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River Special Reserve is a rare flue-cured cake cut into plugs to give you that rich smooth flavor. This blend is perfect for the Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River lover and English tobacco lover as well. 4 oz can -
Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River Rum Barrel Aged is the already popular Mississippi River crumble cake tobacco that has been packed into oak rum barrels to age for 30 days. During this time the tobacco acquires the essence of the oak and rum. Pieces of the oak barrel staves are inserted into each tin ensuring that this blend is super flavorful. We are sure this blend will become a staple in your collection. 2 oz can -
Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River has specially selected mature red Virginias and stoved black Virginias which create the base for this sweet tangy, mildly spiced crumble cake. Pressed with Oriental leaf, hints of Cyprian Latakia to give it body along with a hearty amount of Acadian Perique and this blend is sure to be a fun ride for your palette. 2 oz can -
Seattle Pipe Club Give Me Liberty Founding Father Patrick Henry's powerful speech "Give me Liberty or Give me Death" in 1775 helped ignite the War for Independence. His cry for Liberty still rings true. Tobacco farming was at the heart of Early America. This special blend is predominantly Old Belt Red Virginia's from North Carolina combined with some lightly Stoved Virginia from Brazil. Old Belt is the nation's oldest tobacco market. Tobacco is aged and pressed into an east-to-use plug. The result is a beautiful mahogany colored Virginia for a smooth and zesty all day smoke. 4 oz tin -
Seattle Pipe Club Galloping Gertie is a delicious crumble cake of red and black stoved Virginias, St. James Perique, unsweetened Black Cavendish, and Turkish Orientals to bring a smoke that is complex, savory, and remarkably unique! In 1940 a bridge was built across the windy Tacoma Narrows on Puget Sound. The new bridge soon acquired the nickname "Galloping Gertie" for it swayed so much resulting in its collapse in the Pugent Sound just after four months. 2 oz can -
Seattle Pipe Club Deception Pass is a unique Pacific Northwest style VaPer tobacco. This is a combination of matured-stoved Virginias, spicy-sweet Perique, Turkish Orientals with a hint of toasted black Cavendish. This savory blend gives you a richly satisfying smoke. 2 oz can -
The Poker Hardwood Pipe features a sturdy, filtered, feel good in your hand, Maple Harwood Poker Bowl a nickel ferrule and our black Danish bit! This pipe is perfect for the on-the-go smoker. See Product Description below for more details. -
The Pipe Force Episode V is a Per Georg Jensen signature Series. Hot-pressed and ready rubbed Rustica is stoved, resulting in a smoothing of the bold leaf, but its familiar BBQ tang and floral spice are preserved, dynamically complementing the caramelized sweetness of the Stoved Virginia. The Oriental Katerini takes to the Cavendish process beautifully, offering herbal, woody undertones. The result is an exotic mélange with a vitality that reimagines what a stoved mixture can be. Tobaccos are Stoved Katerini, Stoved Rustica, Stoved Virginia. Pipe Force, a series that celebrates pipe smoking by showing innovation isn't a thing of the past, there are still frontiers to explore. Order Today! 1.5oz tin -
The Pipe Force Episode IV is a Per Georg Jensen signature Series. It is a light, Oriental-focused English mixture accentuated with two novel, stoved tobaccos- Rustica and Katerini. The Orientals are musky and herbal, bringing much of the flavor alongside Red Virginia tand and wood as well as spice from the Stoved Katerini. The Stoved Rustica offers a stout body and peppery sensation, harmonizing with a light Latakia smokiness. Stoved-or Cavendish-tobaccos are often thought of as the vehicle for top flavoring. Though this is certainly a fine attribute, the wonderful characteristics imparted from the stoving process can easily be overlooked. Pipe Force illustrates just that with the stoving of two varietals for the first time, Rustica and Katerini. Pipe Force, a series that celebrates pipe smoking by showing innovation isn't a thing of the past, there are still frontiers to explore. Orders Today! 1.5oz tin -
The Patriot Corn Cob Pipe from Missouri Meerschaum is filtered with a uniquely shaped bowl, narrow body, and thick rim with a dark stain added. The Patriot has a genuine hardwood insert in the bottom of the bowl. Available in either a straight or bent bit.Due to the nature of the corn cobs themselves, you may notice some chipping on the top edge of your pipe. This is perfectly normal and won’t in any way affect the way your pipe smokes. The chips only add to the charm and character of your corn cob pipe. Enjoy!
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The Old Dominion Williamsburg Clay Pipe is a faithful reproduction of an early 18th century English clay pipe. Fragments of the original colonial-era pipe found on the Old Dominion farm were scanned using a 3D printer, "re-assembled" by computer-aided design (CAD), and reverse engineered to make a master mold with 3D print technology for this clay pipe. These are fashioned from non-toxic, commercially produced clay, and bisque fired, as were the originals. In order to keep the pipes historically-accurate, the pipe stems are not glazed. The "Williamsburg" is named in honor of the renowned 18th century capital of the Virginia Colony (1699-1780). This shorter stemmed version would have been the constant companion for colonial travelers throughout the Colonies as well as British Redcoats and colonial militia on campaign needing a shorter stemmed pipe that was readily compact and less prone to breakage unlike the longer stemmed tavern pipes. It is a great smoker for the tobacco pipe enthusiast or simply as a keepsake souvenir for those interested in the history of Colonial America. -
The Old Dominion Jamestowne Clay Pipe is a mid- 17th century colonial-era pipe. Fragments of the original colonial-era pipe found on the Old Dominion farm were scanned using a 3D printer, "re-assembled" by computer-aided design (CAD), and reverse engineered to make a master mold with 3D print technology for this clay pipe. Like the original pipe it was copied from, the Jamestowne features a decorative line of milling around the rim of the bowl as well as a defined "heel" at the base of the bowl. These are fashioned from non-toxic, commercially produced clay, and bisque fired, as were the originals. In order to keep the pipes historically accurate, the pipe stems are not glazed. The "Jamestowne" is named in honor of the first successful English settlement in North America. It was a flourishing capital of the young Virginia Colony and a center for colonial trade and commerce. 17th century clay pipes small bulbous bowls were designed to smoke a "pinch" of tobacco at a time when tobacco was still regarded as an expensive commodity. This pipe makes a great taste test pipe for sampling various blends or as a historical keepsake representing the early industry in colonial America.
