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$17.00
MSRP: $20.00
Details
- Components: Virginia, Latakia, Dark Fired Kentucky, Orientals
- Family: Virginia
- Cut: Flake
About This Pipe Tobacco
BriarWorks' Smokehouse is a flake-cut blend inspired by the bold, savory flavors of Tennessee barbecue. A rich mix of aged Virginias, Orientals, Latakia, and Dark-Fired Kentucky delivers deep notes of mesquite spice, wood smoke, bright citrus, and a smooth, creamy finish. Rich and complex, it's a blend that captures the spirit of the South — bold, comforting, and unforgettable.
Customer Reviews
Smokey goodness
October 10, 2025
By:
Manic
Product: BriarWorks Smokehouse 2oz
I cannot say anything bad about this blend. It’s quite enjoyable.
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Name and first sentence are a perfect description.
November 02, 2025
Product: BriarWorks Smokehouse 2oz
after some aging, due in large measure to the Virginia content. Buy some for now, and some to cellar. It has 5-star potential....Read More
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New legend
May 01, 2025
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Dominick D.
Product: BriarWorks Smokehouse 2oz
. Burns down to dense grey and white ash. If you are looking for something that is unique and delicious this is it. Now we have to wait for it to be restocked....Read More
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Wowza!
May 02, 2025
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Robert E.
Product: BriarWorks Smokehouse 2oz
giving you a savory to the sweet. Reminds me of a BBQ picnic in the park - finger licking good... The Nic, oh the Nic - reminds you of why you like deep & dark blends. This new release at SmokingPipes was already out of stock, so I took a drive down to BriarWorks in Columbia, TN to get a few jars - fortunately only a 20 min drive. Highly recommend!...Read More
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GH Twist Reused
May 13, 2025
By:
Henrikas M.
Product: BriarWorks Smokehouse 2oz
ss emerges, latakia and dark fired stand out separately. Down the bowl it gets a bit stronger and dark fired take over completely. Now this is where it gets interesting, jar note reminded me closely of new version of GH Rum twist which I found to be nasty - same notes, earthy, smoky, burnt coal. I even took the twist itself to do side by side comparison and found out the smell to be almost identical. My guess is that latakia added even more smoke. Process of rubbing out flakes was strange too - flake didn’t rub out into ribbons, but fell apart into smaller pieces which reminded me of shredded twist coins and they needed additional rubbing out too. When I lit my pipe I wasn’t sure if my suspicions were true but down the bowl when dark fired took over I was absolutely convinced that I was smoking GH twist. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I believe that Smokinpipes had a lot of GH twists that didn’t sell well due to changes GH made and decided to use it as a blending component to create a new blend. That being said, Jeremy Reeves did a good job to give a second life to this tobacco. Smokehouse has additional depth of flavour and complexity I’d choose Smokehouse over Rum twist any day. However, I feel deceived by lack of transparency - I thought I was buying a new blend in celebration of Briarworks 10th anniversary, not an upgraded version of GH twist that sells poorly....Read More
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