Best Selling Bulk Pipe Tobaccos
The 25 top selling bulk pipe tobaccos here at smokingpipes.com. This list is automatically generated by our software once per day. This calculation is also used to determine the tinned tobacco sales rank that you find on each tobacco.
Components: Virginia, Black Cavendish
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Northman
...in social situations and for both beginning and advanced pipe smokers. I say socially, because 1-Q is the quintessential pipe smoke whose aroma non-pipe smok ...
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...in social situations and for both beginning and advanced pipe smokers. I say socially, because 1-Q is the quintessential pipe smoke whose aroma non-pipe smokers remember with fondness. The room note is so pleasant that anyone who complains about it is just plain being a freakish, high-minded wood tick.
Good for beginners because 1-Q doesn't take a lot of fuss to enjoy. It's a good one with which to learn to pack a pipe because I've always found it easy to light and also forgiving if I don't get the pack quite right, and we do tend to learn from our mistakes where packing a pipe is concerned. And, you'll get a good Virginia tobacco flavor along with the light sweetness of the casing.
Good for advanced pipe smokers too because, having worked at a local tobacconist for a couple of years after college, this was far and away our best seller to young and old pipe smokers as well as our most common ingredient in blending. It's a smooth, lightly sweet flavored tobacco without being overpowering on the tongue. That light sweetness feels natural to the tobacco too, not heavy as with some other cased products like the cherry or whiskey flavored aromatics, nothing against them. An excellent choice with which to begin your pipe smoking odyssey, and you'll likely return to it again and again as well, as one does with an old and trusted friend.
P.S. My own experience was that once I wanted to expand my palate and choices, a good place to go from Lane's 1-Q was to try McClelland 2010, followed by McClelland 2000.
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Components: Virginia, Perique, Black Cavendish
Family: Virginia
Cut: Coins
Top User Review By: Christopher D
They definitely hit the bull's-eye with this. Crumbled two coins and smoke away. Great flavours. Always love when the blenders find a balance. I did find I had ...
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They definitely hit the bull's-eye with this. Crumbled two coins and smoke away. Great flavours. Always love when the blenders find a balance. I did find I had to nurse it a bit, but nothing major. Smokey BBQ meets Brown sugar. If you get this, make sure you get plenty, cause you'll want more. Just sayin
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Components: Virginia, Black Cavendish
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Northman
...in social situations and for both beginning and advanced pipe smokers. I say socially, because 1-Q is the quintessential pipe smoke whose aroma non-pipe smok ...
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...in social situations and for both beginning and advanced pipe smokers. I say socially, because 1-Q is the quintessential pipe smoke whose aroma non-pipe smokers remember with fondness. The room note is so pleasant that anyone who complains about it is just plain being a freakish, high-minded wood tick.
Good for beginners because 1-Q doesn't take a lot of fuss to enjoy. It's a good one with which to learn to pack a pipe because I've always found it easy to light and also forgiving if I don't get the pack quite right, and we do tend to learn from our mistakes where packing a pipe is concerned. And, you'll get a good Virginia tobacco flavor along with the light sweetness of the casing.
Good for advanced pipe smokers too because, having worked at a local tobacconist for a couple of years after college, this was far and away our best seller to young and old pipe smokers as well as our most common ingredient in blending. It's a smooth, lightly sweet flavored tobacco without being overpowering on the tongue. That light sweetness feels natural to the tobacco too, not heavy as with some other cased products like the cherry or whiskey flavored aromatics, nothing against them. An excellent choice with which to begin your pipe smoking odyssey, and you'll likely return to it again and again as well, as one does with an old and trusted friend.
P.S. My own experience was that once I wanted to expand my palate and choices, a good place to go from Lane's 1-Q was to try McClelland 2010, followed by McClelland 2000.
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Components: Virginia, Dark Fired Kentucky
Family: Virginia
Cut: Shag
Components: Virginia, Perique
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Top User Review By: Olmstead
You can't go wrong with this stuff. Open up the bag and you smell what you'd expect; bready Virginias, rum, and a bit of that Stokkebye sweetness. The flavor's ...
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You can't go wrong with this stuff. Open up the bag and you smell what you'd expect; bready Virginias, rum, and a bit of that Stokkebye sweetness. The flavor's right about in the middle of light n grassy and the dark and malty type Virginia. I rate a blend as it is out of the package, and this one is great. Given time I imagine it'll age well. A great value for the Virginia smoker as well.
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Components: Virginia, Perique
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia, Latakia, Burley
Family: English Aromatic
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia, Burley
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia, Burley
Family: Burley
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia, Latakia, Orientals, Black Cavendish
Family: English
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Richard F
I've been pipe-smoking for 45+ years and "grew up" with the OLD Balkan Sobranie, Dunhill 965 and Standard Full, Rattray's Red Rapp and Black Mallory a ...
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I've been pipe-smoking for 45+ years and "grew up" with the OLD Balkan Sobranie, Dunhill 965 and Standard Full, Rattray's Red Rapp and Black Mallory as well as Bengal Slices, State Express, etc. While I have found nothing like these old blends, some of todays are very smoke-able. This, however, raises the bar to another level. If you have been lamenting the old/good stuff, this is worthy of your attention! I wanted to give it 5 stars, but somehow the website wouldn't allow it. Give it a try, you won't regret it!
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Components: Virginia, Dark Fired Kentucky, Burley
Family: Burley
Cut: Broken Flake
Components: Virginia, Burley, Black Cavendish
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: AT Valleau
Ok, one bowl of RLP-6 was enough to make me a fan of this blend! I know I'll need more time with it to get to really know it, but my first impressions are very ...
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Ok, one bowl of RLP-6 was enough to make me a fan of this blend! I know I'll need more time with it to get to really know it, but my first impressions are very favorable. Many of the other reviews of this blend mention flavors like vanilla, nougat, chocolate, and various fruit. I guess I could taste some of these things, like the vanilla, but more than anything I was tasting caramel, something rather creamy, some nuttiness, and banana. Especially banana! No kidding. Banana! I didn't see any other reviews here or elsewhere mention a banana flavor. Maybe it's just me. Banana... Hmmmm... Anyway, don't get me wrong: I LOVE banana! And I love this blend. Also, there was plenty of real tobacco flavor in the mix, especially nuttiness from the burley. Great stuff, huh? I guess for me at least, RLP-6 drives me bananas AND nuts! Cheers.
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Components: Black Cavendish
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Jimmie R
As I have mentioned in other reviews I have only been smoking a pipe for 2 weeks. This so far after smoking several other blends I have found for my Virgin pale ...
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As I have mentioned in other reviews I have only been smoking a pipe for 2 weeks. This so far after smoking several other blends I have found for my Virgin palette, this is to me the easiest smoking pipe tobacco yet. I smoke this like a freight train and have yet to find it to bite me, it just didn't happen. It has a little flavor not much. This is the smoothest tobacco I have ever smoked in my life. In my opinion if you're a new pipe smoker and you're not able to smoke this blend you might as well lay the pipe down.
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Components: Virginia
Family: Virginia
Cut: Shag
Top User Review By: Kim W
I tried several times to get through a bowl of this vile mix and failed. I don't find it strong or harsh, just nasty. I reminds me of an old cheap drugstore cig ...
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I tried several times to get through a bowl of this vile mix and failed. I don't find it strong or harsh, just nasty. I reminds me of an old cheap drugstore cigar. Maybe I lack the refined palate to appreciate this one but I hope my hero Holmes was not subjecting himself to this.
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Components: Virginia, Latakia
Family: English
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Matthew C
I've been comparing different "Balkan" blends recently. Unfortunately this is completely unlike any other. To those of you unfamiliar with Lakeland Es ...
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I've been comparing different "Balkan" blends recently. Unfortunately this is completely unlike any other. To those of you unfamiliar with Lakeland Essence let me just say it quite similar to maybe sucking on a bar of soap while sitting behind the worst church lady perfume ever. On a Sunday after a long evening. Headache included.
Ick. Not a Balkan but instead some horrid mess.
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Components: Virginia, Dark Fired Kentucky, Burley
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia
Family: Virginia
Cut: Shag
Top User Review By: TRIGUND
Great shag Virginia I like it better that the C&D bright Virginians as they are lighter and burn up way to quick. This has more of a mellow not darker but h ...
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Great shag Virginia I like it better that the C&D bright Virginians as they are lighter and burn up way to quick. This has more of a mellow not darker but heavy note. I personally love to role ciges with this for when I have some friends over for poker night and they love it. I don't smoke cigarettes. So for me this is also my best go to when I want to smoke my corn cob =)
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Components: Virginia
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Broken Flake
Components: Virginia, Burley
Family: Aromatic
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia, Burley
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Components: Virginia
Family: Virginia
Cut: Flake
Top User Review By: Olmstead
Update: After trying GH Bob's Chocolate Flake, I find that Luxury Twist Flake has a topping that's quite similar - sans the Lakeland essence. This is a great fl ...
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Update: After trying GH Bob's Chocolate Flake, I find that Luxury Twist Flake has a topping that's quite similar - sans the Lakeland essence. This is a great flake with a beautiful presentation; LTF does not disappoint. On the other hand, it is probably not going to please Virginia purists with such a distinctive casing. The pouch/tin note smells like powdered hot cocoa mix and fresh-baked bread. Its room note is pleasant as well. Preparation is easy, and behavior is good. Whether you choose to rub it to ribbons or fold-&-stuff, it's hard to mess this one up. The smoke is creamy, with a flavor that's mildy sweet with hints of cocoa and brown sugar, and I find it to be almost entirely bite-free. Additionally, the nicotine level is very low—even a big pipe of this on an empty stomach wont make you dizzy or ill, making it a very agreeable flake. As for aging, blends that are good when fresh—especially Virginias—are a thing of greatness, and this is one of 'em. With that said, it absolutely gets better with age. Still, it's nice to buy fresh flakes and be able to enjoy them as is. LTF is a perfect blend for those who want a Virginia flake with a sweeter twist, and if you liked Luxury Navy Flake, it's likely you'll enjoy this as well.
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Components: Virginia
Family: Virginia
Cut: Rope
Components: Virginia
Family: Virginia
Cut: Rope
Components: Dark Fired Kentucky, Burley
Family: Burley
Cut: Flake
Components: Dark Fired Kentucky
Family: Burley
Cut: Shag
Top User Review By: Dr. Scott
A little Virginia would take the edge off this stuff. (See Dark Birdseye.) Huge nicotine dose. Worth a try, but don't expect anything other than dark fired ...
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A little Virginia would take the edge off this stuff. (See Dark Birdseye.) Huge nicotine dose. Worth a try, but don't expect anything other than dark fired Kentucky with just a hint of Lakeland essence.
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Components: Virginia, Perique, Burley
Family: Burley
Cut: Ribbon
Top User Review By: Grabow john
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